... rionneril him. Vt is all from, Sir, your humid nerd t. Arehil. Fortis.. Alnl. ii Feb., MM. I have got 119 return from my Lord ,Erroll, but hi. answer will come with Ilector Urwthart. who hear i. there. To. tw,'llth Earl of E roll wan Chancellor of K College ...

... following statement with regard to what is characterised in the Timet the instant Lord comparatively trifling wound.’ That comparatively trifling wound threw Lord Erroll into such state of health, that four months after the period which it was received ...

... settlement in Perth brought him into close touch with Errol, which may he regarded as the cradle of the race. William de }Jaya, lord of Erroll in the time of William the Lion., and ancestor of the Earl of Erroll, was elder brother of Robert de Hays, the fleet ...

... The edition will comprise siztr• t•o volumes. MEN, WOMEN, AND THINGS. WV17111:1 PEIR. The 19th Karl of Erroll, High Constable and one of the Lords.iu- Waiting, iv to be in a . tendance on the King of Portugal during hie coming visit. He is of Se,thads ...

... colicy. The King hi r e app-rowed of the following appoint. went:—The Earl of Erroll, K.T., to be a Lord.in• Waiting. Lord Erroll, who was born in 1852, is Hereditary Lord High Constable and Knight Marshal of Scotland, a distinction enjoyed ...

... Levett Yeats continue■ his serial, The Chevalier d' Atkins, which is as fresh and interesting al ever. The widow of Lord Erroll, who died in 17 98 . had • passion for John H. Fret., British Ambassador at Lisbon, and about 1802 began to write him a ...

... SCOTLAND. Death of the Earl Erroll. —We have now to announce the death of the Right Hon. the Earl of Erroll, Lord High Constable and Knight Marischal of Scotland, K.T.; O.C.H ; and P.C.; Lord- Lieutenant the county Aberdeen, &c. Tho noble earl expired ...

... LORD SCONE AND THE ERROL LIGHTING. _ _ that they would only Rein', in a much smaller quantity than last year. Belgium was also to send in a smaller quantity, and other countries, for the nest four months. were to send in no potatoes at all. We should ...

... ERROL. UNIONIST SOCIAL.—The annual social of the Unionist Association was hid,' in the Victoria hall. Mr William Tait presided over a large gathering in tha absence of Mr John Druntrufmil. glitch. The committee were V..r. tunate in having Mrs Murdoch ...

... ERROL. COMMI - NION SERVICE.*The Sacra. meld of the Lord's Supper was celebrated in the North and South Churches on S un day, when there were a good attend a n ce of worshippers. Thanksgiving service.: were also held in both churches in the evening. In ...

... ERROL. COMMUNION SERVICES.—The Sacrament of the Lord's Supper was dispenser! on Sunday in both churches, the Rev., K. D. }Mare+) o ffi ciating in the Parish Church, while Rev. Mr Cheyne conducted the services in the United Free Church CRICKET.--Owing ...

... ERROL W.R.I. —At a meeting held in the Victoria Hall an interesting demonstration on the canning and bottling of fruit was given to members and friends by Mrs Howard, Perth. Votes of thanks were given by Mrs Prain, president. FORTINGALL THE CHURCH.—The ...