... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... selections through the county. Among the contributions already sent in are some from her Majesty the Queen, the Earl of Erroll, Lord Saltoun, Sir James Burnett of Leys, Sir James Elpliinstone of Logie Elphinstone, Mr Irvine of Drum, and Mr Lumsden of Pitcaple ...

... selections through the county. Among the contributions already sent in are some from her Majesty the Queen, the Earl of Erroll, Lord Saltoun, Sir James Burnett of Leys, Sir James Elphinstone of Logie Elphinstone, Mr Irvine of Drum, and Mr LUmsden of Pitcaple ...

... sea, The house is built quite open upon the shore ; the windows look upon the m-iin ocean, and the King of Dettm irk it Lord Erroll 's nearest neighbour on the north-east. To Dr Johnson, who used to declare that the pleasanteit tight in the woild was the ...

... historic personage who was the common progenitor tho noble houses of Errol and Tweeddale was Wilham de Haya. He was King butler to William the Lion, who conferred on him the lands of Errol. Sir Gilbert de Hay, during the War of Independence, stood loyally ...

... probable, therefore, that the arm lia been placed iu the drain some medical student. The Lord-Advocate and Aberdeen Universities —A letter was received on Monday from the Lord-Advocate by the secretary of the Aberdeen Liberal Association, stating, in reference ...

... that the arm ! ha 1 been placed iv the drain by some medical ! student. The Lord-Advocate and Aberdeen Cniver- i isities. — A letter was received on. Mond iy fiom tiie ' Lord-Advocate by the secretary of the Aberdeen i Linera! Association, stating, in ...

... LORD KINNAIRD'S ANNUAL SUPPER TO PLOUGHMEN AT ERROL. Last night the ploughmen attending the educational classes kept up in the Carse of Gowrie by Lord Kinnaird for their benefit were entertained to their annual supper on the occasion of the classes being ...