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... Freda White Betty Lees Janet O’Hare May Phee Catherine Brarider Margaret Ritchie Nina Thomson May Clark Netta Wallace Hannah Hastings Rena Ogilvie Edith O'Brien Nan Crowe Helen Scott Margo Oliphant May Samson Elsie Nicol William Wilson Miss Greta Lees pianist ...
... Davidson Dalnair Cottage Drymen Chrissie Robert Cameron 62 Firs Crescent Bannockburn May Muir Cottage Aberfoyle Margaret F Glen 4 Pier shill Terrace Edinburgh May Muir Ledard Cottage Aberfoyle Jean Douglas (of Thornhill) Monteviot Anerum Roxburghshire Elsie ...
... native grace That lights each feature there And thou from thy small life-long home Far in Highland glen With eager steps and hast come see this the work men see the locomotive sweep Along its road Where Highland bards and heroes sleep Who those mountains ...
... product send to the mill Wheat David White 1 New Road Bannockburn NEW MEMBERS Sheila Gielty 1 Stirling Betty Learmonth Ferry Pier Alloa by Alloa SILVER PAPER James Bertie Colquhouii Ninians: Mary Billy Hughson Stirling William Anderson Glasgow Ena and Kellie ...
... champion ex-Cumberland champion What consideration in the of tho team this must entail the club captain FORTUNATE HASTINGS— Tho Hastings Club fortunate in its vice-presidents W vico-president ono of tho original the olub presented it with' handsome t ...
... part is to navigate The small boat aaid occupants was dashed against one of the piers the Old Bridge and the lady thinking she was in danger immediately spra'ng to the pier whilst her husband after repeated endeavours to reach his better half drifted away ...
... paddling in the water Across the bay he the peaks of Arran returning Rothesay I went to see the Castle and hour the famous Enter-Piers holiday this year was most interesting instructive I am pleased to let you all my cousins know about it household hints for ...
... and British lines The present bridge which malleable iron is itself in condition ’bough over forty old but the foundations piers exhibiting signs deterioration trains have for con-'merable time to slow down six miles an hour over it There will be no necessity ...
... by rumbling not unlike the distant Explosion Such unusual happen-i (ven of only few dura-1’ brought people out doors in at haste less than no time people were to seen every-''sw discussing the occurrence Build-were shaken windows rattled actual to been ...
... LONSDALE Contralto of the Queen’s Hall James’ Hall Halle Concerts Scottish Orchestra Principal Provincial Societies’ Concerts Mr HAST The Celebrated Tenor of the Royal Albert Hall Queen's Hall Crystal Palace Popular London Ballad Concerts and Principal Choral ...
... Princes Pier we Firth viewing the hills and the Argyllshire mountains beyond Helensburgh the -loch minutes’ sailing further entered pretty of Gourock overlooking which nice loftv green slopes generally much with small 'boats Calling in the pier the additional ...