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... hisi~ conduct in the chair. ite In moving the thirdl resolution, the Chairman expresed his re- gret that the Lord-Lieutenant of the County, Lord Erroll, 'to' do hom it hadbeen eitruited, w~as unavoidably absent. The follow- at lang letter-from his Lordship ...
... Comnittce, to be nautuL. nUt- at a General Mteeting of the Subscribers, to be publicly called for the purpose. the The Earl of Erroll, Lord Lieutenant of Aberdeen- ERt- shire - -El50 0 eon The Duke of Bichmllond 1V0 0 O en The Earl of Aberdeen - 1-10 0 V sent ...
... & CO. olly is on the label. ABERDEEN OPHTHALMIC INSTITUTION. it cc Usader cthe Patronage of the Right lion. the EARL of ERROLL, Lord Lieutenant of the County; And the Hlon. the COUNTY CLUB. 731HE ,Annual General Meeting of the SUnscnitiEas was to T1 hed ...
... t _Union Street. GAME, a OY THE EAiRL OF LERROLL'S ESTATE. DtT i s req esteel that no person. will Shoot or Course oin lord Erroll's Estate, in Aberdeenshite, without p sermission, in writing, from his Lordship. GAM'1E OF CIAIGrTE. V.uz AXD FINTRAY. S ...
... ary Halli Nigg, Keir, (1 ilco l)und M oni Eckfc Stiteli Cramn Stroat Iu nd t aotl Crim, Lady Ceylt Slain- ln ver Addil Alval Errol Yeth( Kilco Greer Thur Penni Cupa Alauc AMain Teali Fever .1 a-y Drar Craig* M1 ary Tibbf Chapi Rayn Bouro Mlon) Kent Prem ...
... HeAY, daughter of the late Earl of Erroll. At WoMlvdIotUselee, on tibe 4th curt. .JAMIS liAMIttIh F11RASEI1, Yr. of I'elig, Esq. to Mss JANEI F RASRIR I'YTe1:tt, youngest daughter of the late -lon, Alex. vraser Tyrler, Lord WoodlOUSelee. Aharried, at AtIchaber ...
... Rev. John, Balgownie- BuntNowell, Esq; Aberdeeia Bsfinbridge EdadhoiaiasI REq. Ballater BbioVe'-i, C. El. EqAdmho of, Boyd, Errol, Sq oidc 1( b. Black, Mr, Geore osna l Beattie, Mr- Anew . cl r, Cirittie, Capt. P. U.N. Kingcaneiee it Cuinino, Aidam, Esq ...
... a certain privilage of ihooring an' fishirng, as -he ilately otcupied by the dec.asrd Joh2 Brow.ii, zd; and ni fozme.iv 2y Lord t' ?? The COTT AGE of CARI.Ot.3E, on the south bank I of the river Dee. with the G-l-den and Eorne Gronnd ad- *oining, and ...
... - - -- . !taptkce Outside 3d, insinde, 4jd. per mile. A N6w-saftkCOACtii. on an improved principle, nam- ed Tid cARL q'f ERROL, will bh out of the Ccach, maker's hands in a few lays, to take the place of the Te- ;egraph. The Proprietors confidunil ' ...
... ANDREW URQ .UHART. A B E R 1) E E N GRAND 1EU91CAL FIDEWVAJeL ] President. His GRACE1 the DUKE of G(ORON, G. C. B. &c. &c. . Lord Lieutenant of the Countiv of Aberdeen *tu With a ?? VICE.PRESIDENTS and DIRECTORS, a ful which sce former advertisemen ts. ...
... Supply, and other Landholders of Aberdeenfiire, called by His Grace the Lord Lieutenant, and held at Aberdeen, 28th May r8go. Right Hon. the EARL of ERROLL in the Chair. LH E Earl of Erroll having moved a loyal addrefs T to His Majefly on the late return of ...
... George Lord Gordon, commonly called Merqtuis of RolI 1-tintly jcctr William George Earl of Erroll Jitm George Earl of Aboyne Jllh Anthony Earl of Kintore jl George Earl of Aberdeen joh Jarne~ Earl of Fife A4k mnWilliam Gordon, commwonly called, Lord William ...