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... DEATH OF GENERAL DORMER. The Times correspondent in announcing the death of General Dormer says that, while tiger shooting, he got down from a tree on which he had post~ed himself, and stalked the tiger for half a mile, when he came on it suddenly and ...
... him most dearly. His death is pointing the path to us by which alone we can reach Heaven, and meet him once more in that e glorious country where friends who meet again shall e part no more. We cannot, therefore, regret his e death as a loss to him, but ...
... Bleaden, SIDNIrY W' GOuSD BeRaND, to MINNiE MATnHw, third daughter of the ar late Andrew Mathew, jeweller, Peterhead. M iw DEATHS, of At 31 Blackfrlars Street, Aberdeen, on the 24th inst., co HELErs C8O0AB o;rassics, aged 10 year. At M1i John Street, Aberdaen ...
... THREE PERSONS SCALDED TO DEATH. I Yesterday morning a terrific boiler explosion took place at the works of Irvine Brothers, lard refiners, situate in Love Lane, Liverpool. The force of the explosion was such that the building was terribly 4amaged, and ...
... on the 18th inst., bythe Rev. Mr Touglh, BENRY 1esosrsR~r to NYILLWINxA 0CaePDeo, fourth daughter of W. Cardfno, Aberdeen. DEATHS. At2 Link Street, Aberdeen, on the 20th instant, Alm BRow,;, aged 3 years, beloved wife of John Molyneux, sea- .san. Deeply ...
... to eil DEATH OTF REV. MR MVCIIE. EL(UNN. Oil__ _ _ ,as The death of the Rev. Philip Jervis Maciie, senior ild collegiate minister of Elgin, has to be recorded as ve having taken place at an early hour on Saturday limoruing. The illness to which the deceased ...
... with Rose- gcmount Place, for irr illiam DMne, mesbant, 1 South s ount Street, per Plr John Rust, junior, architect. Ire DEATH OF MR W. MOWAT, STOT EHAVEN. 'Os ye -This well-known gentleman died at his residence, cil Carron House, Stonehaven, ous Thursday ...
... sen. It was not, howsever, till his father-in-laws death that his name ap- peared as a partner, and over since ho has assumed a leading place in the firm's affairs becoming the head of it on the death of his brother-in-law some f 18 months ago. With that ...
... SUDDEN DEATH OF DR WNM. BO)IDDE. We regret to announce the sudden death of Dr Wm. Boddie, eldest son of Councillor Boddie, Aberdeen, which took place on Saturday evening at Salisbury. The melancholy intelligence was conveyed in a telegram on that evening ...
... rli he was e olfin-d in the Hopwood case, and dilRplityed cansuinmatle ability in the prosecutio of W., I'ahinr. On thi death of Chief-Juiticc Jervie, at the close of 1856, 6ir Alexander Cockburn waw created Chief Juhtice of tihe Common rieas, andl ...
... DEATH OF DEPUTY SURGEON-GENERAL WALKER. It is with deep regret that we have to chronicle the dcath of a distinguished townsman in the person of I)r Williarm Walker, M.A., f LL.D., F.h-t.C.S., Deputy Surgeon-General, e Bengal Medical Department. The sad ...
... the f poor woman, but she never rallied, and expirea early l in the afternoon. Apoplexy was certified to be the Le cause of death. t d ABERDEEN PAnI; KI EPiES AND THEIR DUTIES. -t-The Links and Parks Committee of Aber- deen Town Council had under consideration ...