... Balfour ; and Charles Henry, It was agreed request Admiral Ferguson to become H rary dent of the local branch and the Carl of Erroll; Lord Aberdeen; Mr Fordyce Brucklay ; Cumiue Rattray ; Captain Fitzroy, Inspecting Commander of Coast Guaid, Aberdeen ; and Mr ...

... Balfour; and Charles Heury. it was agreed to request Adm Ferguson to onorary Presi dent of the local branch ; and the Karl of Erroll ; Lord Aberdeen ; Mr Ford of Brucklay ; Mr Vamine of Rattray; Captain it ae Commanier of Coast Aberdeen ; and Mr Kussell of Aden ...

... whom were Lord Marry Vane, Archdeacon llubinson, the Bishop Litchfield, Marchioness of Aylesbury, Lord Wilton, Ac. Lady Egerton Tattoo said— I requested letter be shown the plaintiffs crystal and I afterwards went bis boose with three friends. Lord William ...

... straw for any other conjunction whatever. The plaintiff had predicted the deaths of Lord Palmerston and Lord Brougham, but happily they survived; and, as to Lord Palmerston, no doubt he cared more for combinations in the House of Commons than for any ...

... aired not a straw for any other Conjunction whatever. The plaintiff had predicted the deaths Lord and Lord Brougham, bint happily they survived; and, as to Lord Palmerston, no doubt he cared more for combinations in the House Commons than for any conjunctions ...

... LORD KINNAIRD'S ENTERTAINMENT TO PLOUGHMEN AT AT ERROL. Last night, the annual entertainment so handsomely provided by Lord Kinnaird to the Carse ploughmen came off with the usual Mat in the New Hall, Errol. There were about 300 men present. ...

... LORD ENTERTAINMENT TO PLOUGHMEN AT On Wednesda: the annual entertainment so hand- somely came ©) ten Kinnaird to the There were about men with the usnal éat, New Hall: Bra. the chair on the platform were—the Rev. Messrs. Grahame, Exrol 3 Inchture and ...

... ERROL. Con muni ON. —The Sacrament the Lord's Supper was dispensed in the Parish of Errol on Sabbath, in all the churches connected with the Dariah. The different ministers were ably assisted, and the various days of meeting were well attended, unless ...

... ERROL. On Wednesday evening we were visited with an alarming storm of thunder and lightning, accompanied with hurricane and fearful pour of rain. Some persons coming from the Errol station were stunned and blinded for a short time with the flashes, and ...

... ParocniaL Boarp.— The half-yearly statutory meeting of the Parochial Board was he in the vestry of the parish church, on Thursday—Lord Kin- paird in the chair. The minutes of the meetin; of Committee for the last six months were read an ap- proved of, and the ...

... dk cee Wed son, Esq. of West Errol. oy eve’ visi ning. Brown Morri- ast the Holy Land New Hall, an interesting and of that ous country. nent re + gave frequent indi- satis of how well the b of-applause. Lord innaird, who was in the at the conclusion of ...

... nl Reaprxe Room.—The meeting of the sub- soribers to the Krrol Readi -room and Library was held on Thursday, Lord innaird, who takes a great interest in the institution, and liberally sup- ports i t, was in the chair. After ex: amining the Trea- surer’s ...