... SUDDEN DEATH OF LORD ERROLL A COUSIN OF THE QUEEN. Our Peterhead correspondent telegraphs := Lord Erroll died at midnight at his residence, Slains Castle. He caught a chili at church os Sunday, and became ill that evening. On Tuesday ternoon alarming ...

... Lord Erroll.- —The following letter to the Countess Dowager of Erroll from the Countess of roll has been published;— Hotel d’Anglcterrc, Thcrapia, Oct. 5.” dearest Mother, —We are here established in a charming hotel on the Bosphorus, the room in which ...

... Florence Hay, sister of Lord Err I. Tiie Rev. Robert Boss, minister of ?? Aberdeenshire, and the Rev. Donald ?? officiated. Captain Walter Wolridge (-or.oL. Mad; Watch, was best man. Lady Foteuce wa. given away by Lord ErrolL. She •orea white satin gown ...

... rr*' l Lady Florence Hay, sister of Lord Cruden ev - Robert Ross, minister of Aberdeenshire, and the Rev. Donald Gordo., °~ c iated. Captain Walter Wolridge Watch, was best man. Lady *v°re ?' ven away by Lord Erroll. She i 6 Sa^n own lined with pale pink ...

... line of the Great North of Scotland Logierieve or Ellon. The new railway would to a large exteut go through the estates of Lord Erroll, whom, is understood, the petition to the directors of the Great North of Scotland Railway advocating the scheme will be ...

... appointed to raise subscriptions, mentioned that among those who bad taken particular interest in the movement were Lord Erroll, Lord Kin tore; Mr George Stewart, manufacturer, Glasfow; Mr Alexander Robertson, Lloyd’s,lLondon; )r Longmnir, Aberdeen ; ...

... might arrive with the peculiar circumstaiu,* under which he was among them. LORD ERROLL. The following portion of a letter to the Countess Dowager of Erroll from the Countess of Errol! has been forwarded for publication : Hotel d'Angletcrre, Thcrapla, October ...

... it was previous day that the symptoms had become grave that any alarm was felt to her condition. It an open sccret that Lord Erroll could have had a year's extension of his command of the Blues had he pressed his claims, but he did not wish to block the ...

... vious day that the symptoms had become so grave that any alarm was felt as to her condition. It i-; an open secret that Lord Erroll could have had a ycat's extension of his command of the Blues had he pressed his claims, but he did not wish to block the ...

... dinner of its London Aberdeen, Banff, and Kincardine Association was held in the Holborn Restaurant on fi aturdai—Lord Erroll presiding. Lord Erroll and Mr hicol of Ballogie spoke on the work of the Association. On Monday evening a deputation waited on Mr William ...

... sign the cross before commencing to play.— M.A.P. Lord Kilmarnock, the oldest son of Lord and Lady Erroll, is soon to marry Miss Mackenzie of Glenmuick, the only daughter of Sir Allan Mackenzie. Lord Kihiaarnock is godson of the Queen. is 23, and has ...

... months Lord Erroll has been serving with his regiment ready at any moment to return to more active service when called upon—though, from the etfeet of the same wound upon another finger of the right hand, still unable to hold a or wielda sword. Lord Erroll ...