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... Seotland, what serious case of thett by shopbreaking took including Stromness and Scrabster, from the 10th pril 10th May. He argued that it would be place in Dundee yesterday a pawn- vost dl trous to the whole industry if the fish- droker's shop m Milne’s ...
... ADVERTISER. Pikes; 1dth April 1882, Sir,—Will you be so good as give a place in your publication of to-morrow to the enclosed copy of a letter I havo just addressed to Mr James Shaw Tam, &., 08, ‘THORNTOS. 15 Albert Dundee, Mth April 1882, To James Shaw, ...
... 17038 11,639 100 et April 9 Poseidon, 1438 9,501 in Apri 1 12 Ballochmyle, 1896 14,004 18 ‘April 14 ‘Toledo (s.*.), April 15 Amyone (from ‘Chit- 9,102 121 tagong), 1354 9,307 it April 15 Oimara, 1630 11,251 1st April 16 Baron Bi or ...
... been requested to publish the follow ing Letter from’ Messrs Scott & Gray, agents for Mr Veaman — (To the Editor of the Courier & Argus.) “Sir,—It has come to our knowledge that.a letter, purporting to be written by Mr \ eatuan to a naurber of influential ...
... the Harbour interests.” “fn tb @ Courier and Argus ou are reported thus:—‘‘But from what had red, even on the part of their | adviser —he referred to Mr Thornton—they found that the clauses in the Harbour Bill of 1875 did not tect the ‘I'rustees, although ...
... Dantzic April 10. from Success Spence, at ‘val from Shields, April 4. Caroline, at Loudon from St April 14. jountai ch left Ph nou! for Gree ut Liverpoo! from April 14, Beltaua, passed 1 from Londc pril 14. John Dit at 1 don from Sydney, N W le, ...
... intimate the Dependence of the Action and the Order for Claims on the Fund once in each of the Dundee Advertiser ead Courier and Argu: ewsrapers. K and Mas MURDOCH and Family, N vanks for the Many Expressions of Kiad Sympathy Woodhaven, Newport, desire ...
... Prayer Meeting continues in Euclid Street from Twelve te One o'clock. CAPITAL PUNISHMENTS. EICHARD HART, Esq., of the Courier and Argus. will ADDRESS, Union Hall, Saturday Evening a* Eight o'clock. Subject—- Household Misery and Murder,' with some Thoughts ...
... opponents, and, while he admitted that a disparity existed in of rej tation ween Britain I reland, he maintained that up to 1875 Ireland was under represented, and that, owing to the exceptional of the country, she was entitled to retain the number of ...
... especially felt that no change should be made in the present practice of elders signing the same formula as ministers. If were argued that the change was a small one, then he found in that a reason against the need of making is at was stud that it was unfair ...
... 200 aud 500 applicants for assistance. had weeded the ist down to 34, and it was the intention to give 16 pensions in the of April, If every one of u farmers in Scotland would ie band into wis pocket and give 1 they could weil afford. tt would yield £1000 ...
... sailing tonnage firm without much doing, Loudon, wheat 20s. jute 27s fid, linseed 2fis 3d, rapeseed 28s 9d ; Liverpool, wheat 20s, linseed ; .Dundee 28s spot, 30s indicated January loading; New York §s}, Mauritius 1 rupee ; unfixed tonnage in port, 27 ...