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... — op returning it with OST on Monday on the N Road, between and Flatts of Gentle- man's Overcoat.—Reward on returning to Mr Jolly’s, Bay Horse. the 30th, a Silver (Jubilee Half- Crown) by way of Castle Street. ‘alk.— by returning it to 6 on Waterside ...

... Pingle. by a Thoroughbred Horse—1, Wm. Elliott, The Flatt—Swede 2 Gran Harlawhill ; 2, Andrew Armstrong, Gi Turnips—1, John T. Dodd 3 2, J. W. J. Pater hite Turnipe—1 and 2, John Elliot, The Flatt. (Confined to the District of the Society.) Coo Gen eel ...

... guess. Why, Madame, I believe the whole will cost but three crowns, re. ! joined the Mieiater, looking ber calmly In the face. Ti,e Queen, seeing that Sir Robert meant the three crowns of England, Scotland, and Ire. land, bad the taot to arrewer—Tben ...

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... Bolls To Let. SSRMBLT Room Crown Street, for eoireee. eeanrt* dc; rcdecoraUd for eceeon; chargee moderate— RaaertetehdrrA RON IA L Kocßt. TbUtlr Btrert. fw oanTam. orarrr. MJ aaztonca.de.; repainted; tenna redeooabln—Bapcrln- HALL (bondM®*), Bwaity HetMlcga ...

... with the it was ¢ a most pleasant game is one and shady tactics. Dusrries Swirtsv. DALBEATTIEATHLETIC. —These teams met at Flatts a large number of spec- and after a very hard game re-starting, Sanderland again assumed the the defence bei: ive, and were ...

... COMPANY, defenid itly Lord MI'Larea and a jury sat to try an action voyanm I ofor £2150 damages at the instance of Samuel Crown o Iilligan, a, riveter at the ForthlBridge, residing at 1lsS, Dei 2 Broad Wynd. Leith, against the North British of Corol Dr ...

... founded many monasteries, and so liberal was he with his means, that one of his successors styled him a sair enact fur the Crown. Taking a general view of the work of St Margaret and St David they could not but ackaow. ledge that from the backward state ...

... 3i ex. d.ci; Jubilee J, to 44 ;.Zorael i, to 11-10: Aurora fellA, to 1i ; Bankets J, to 1.-; City and Suburbrn i, to' 7k; Crown Reef J, to 54 ; De Villiers (Robinson) A SI to 3S ; Ferreiras A, to 12; Kleinfontein 4. to ] ; T, Knights i, to 13-16 ex. all ...

... Dufftown Dr Scroggie, Aberteen ; Mejesty, ascending place within the psvi .on / d , „. Mr . , alt« Mr John end Mrs W.Lon, Crown Street, affectionately biased the Ducbrev. lire . i«.j. .sheriff Gr-ham i'erth Aberdeen: Mr and Mra Win. Mitchell, commis-i- ...

... Inl taking away from Thuclitzly Ia1 o1nto tiokets-six of them mnoney prize%, anid die- toter three highly commeitnded. Thle crowning honlour wis (if coarse dile car rying away of thle cham- ipiocihlip of Uiiigley Hall, the firsit occasiot, that I reineintwr ...