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... 45 Years Ago One of the Association’s excursions was Errol Park, on the invitation Mr (now Lord) Armitstead. He was prospective candidate then for Dundee —for which he was triumphantly returned year later. Many; Dundee citizens joined the excursion, and ...
... 30 p.m.— THE ABBEY PAGEANT Within the ABBEY Introduction by The Countess of Dalhousie. Address by The Countess of Erroll, Hereditary Lord High Constable and Knight Marischal of Scotland. FESTIVITIES AT THE FIT O' THE TOON With the Fisher Folk at a Social ...
... lie thought the (pity was on the wrong lines when they asked for one nt Errol. because soon it would take much longer to travel from Errol to Dundee than from South Africa to Errol. It might he sited at Riverside, where the work of reclamation was one ...
... targets, the money being divided among those making bull’s-eyes. Lord Haddo was most successful at the short range pools—2oo yards. Among the others who gained at this range were —Captain Allen Errol; Mr J. Grant Peterkin, Cambridge; and Mr Bower, Mr Moir, and ...
... that day, the Countess of Erroll was commended for her sense of occasion in electing to appear in State robes, although she had delegated her right to bear the Sword to Lord Home. What is not generally known, is that Lady Erroll wore not the robes of a ...
... recital. He was recalling o ir first meeting, which took place at a soiree in Pitrodie C.P. Church in Errol Parish over thirty years ago, when the late Lord George Kinnaird presided, and Professor Morion gave address, while I was responsible for most the ...
... removed from the Barracks to the Caledonian Rail way Station on Friday morning, on their way L Errol, where they were interred in the family vault in Errol Churchyard. Prior to the coffin be. ing lifted, Rev. Robert Duncan, chaplain to the regiment, conducted ...
... 1 W memories of Ice standing, nt to her seat e sat in the ow, with Pro- TChornton, Mr lerk, and Lord of *“ Martha » ouring section, (reviewed on y received by t at the perer Hemmings, r of Scottish mmings. L Her Royal retiring to the ' use, returned il ...
... ABERDEEN LORD KINNAIHIret PRIZE REAPER. WILLI STEWAItT, , begs to intimate that he bees AGENT ken, (by the Maker, AXIS= ?VW, Errol Worts.) for rueriving Orders fur this /Staffing; to prevent dieappouttrueett at Harvest, en nqusted to HT. Fur( 41,r ...
... John's remarks were. Brigadier Hibberd replied that Sir John was criticising Condor as an alternative to Errol. He must agree with Sir John, in that Errol was geographically much more convenient for both Dundee rnd Perth than Condor. But unfortunately, after ...
... which will be hosted by Glasgow District Council, and attended by Lord Whitelaw, representing The Royal Anniversary Trust, and also by the Lord Provost of Glasgow, Robert Innes, as Lord Lieutenant. The Royal Anniversary Challenge invited submission of ...
... 30 p.m.— THE ABBEY PAGEANT WITHIN THE ABBEY. Introduction by The COUNTESS OF DALHOUSIE. Address by THE COUNTESS OF ERROLL, Hereditary Lord High Constable and Knight Marischal of Scotland. FESTIVITIES AT THE FIT 0' THE TOON With h FISHER FOLK at a SOCIAL ...