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... the well ; and a pump- room, tea-room, and ball-room were attached to the owine well. On the opposite side of! the street Lord Erroll built a hotel, and all the better class of houses were eagerly sought after by summer visitors. The wine well has boen ...
... County Buildings, Aberdeen, 31st July, 1862. INTIMATION IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Right Honourable WILLIAM HARRY HAY, Earl Erroll, Lord Hay and Slains, Hereditary Grand Constable Scotland, residing Castle, in the Parish Crudea and County of Aberdeen, Heir ...
... from Tarland Lodge Kinmundy conveying explanation of the circumstances. Lord Aberdeen was, however, represented at the funeral, as stated, by the Countess Aberdeen and their sons, Lord Haddo and the Hon. Dudley Gordon. (Letters of for absence were also received ...
... the' matter. The Port-Erroll Public Hall was formally Dpened the other evening by a grand concert, at which the Earl of Erroll presided. Previous to the concert a cake and wine banquet was held, also presided over by Lord Erroll, at which Mvr Woodman ...
... Hobhsill ;Mille, Hlatton Mitchell, Crornblybaldk Bruce, bank agent, Port-Erroll ; Anderson, Oldtown, Auquhar- ney ; Miss Cantlay, Auquliarney; Messrs Milne, Po~rt Erroll Johl Reid, Port-Erroll; Mrs Chessor, Au-luharney ; Messrs Mitchell, Broadinuir Shepliherd ...
... Yesterday Colonel the Earl Errol concluded the inspection of the Queen's Own Imperial Yeomanry at Hamilton. The regiment, strong, paraded between and nine, ami marched to the South H.iugh. Colonel R. K. Stewart was in command. Lord Erroll rode on to the field ...
... meeting of Cruden lAthletic Club was held in their Reading Room, Port-Erroll, on Wednesday evening, when the fol- lowing office-bearers were appointed, under the lpresidency of Lord Erroll :-Cricket-Geo. Miller captain, James Walker vice-captain. Football- ...
... who wished taLs unto themselves wives, should have proper uocuiauiodaiion provided for them. (Applause.) At the request Lord Erroll. Mr Woodman Smith then led the .-ompany in singing Auld Lang Syne,” and the pruveedlugs, which were most cordial nature ...
... report.” The arniouacement just made that the King has created the Earl of Erroll a Knight of. the Thistle will 'be received with the liveliest satisfaction in Aberdeenshire. Lord Erroll is the head of one of the oldest ol our Aberdeenshire, indeed of our Scottish ...
... favourably with other fishing centres, ar.d wff aid materially in developing it 3 commercial importance. We understand that Lord Erroll has been most energetic in the matter, and it is mainly through his influence that this boon has been obtained for the district ...
... compared with lc c h on t h e nd n6enn, grWP prizes include: £150.151 for the corresponding half-year In 1969- . Chairman Lord Erroll told The directors recommend a same-again Interim the annual meeting In London £250 dividend of 10 p.c.—fid per .unit less ...
... most elegant din- to r- ner in Cleugh's on the occasion. Among the inl ad company present wvere the Marquis of Huntly, ce Lord Erroll, the Honoorable W. Maule, M. P. c' Y, Honourable Major Ramsay, Honourable Colonel ' , m Ramsay, &c. &Sc. cc Last sveeh there ...