... LORD ERROLL ONA THE ARMY. WE referreda yesterdary to some of the irtresting features Vf the proceedings at Port Erroll on Wednesday in connection with the opening of! the new Public Hall and the presentation of Mr Woodman Smith's portrait. Another note ...

... LORD ERROLL AND THE PETERHEAD CRICKET AND ATHLETIC CLUB. On Wednesday night a ineeting of the members of the above club was held in Laing's Hotel. There were nearly fifty gentlemen present. Last year's balance-sheet of the Peterhead C.C. was read and ...

... mentioned that the Lord-Advocate and Sir Matthew White Ridley were briiiging in a bill to 1 regulate the traffic of triiction engines on the roads. PORT-ERROLL RoAD. A letter was read front Mlessrs Burinett & Reidh, agents n for Lord Erroll, to the effect ...

... THE MAFEKINU RELIFF tOLuTAlIN. LORD ERROLL AJND THE SCOTTISH YEOMANRY4 There is no further news of the rove- ments of the Mafeking relief cahimn, wvicih,; according to our own and the Boer repnrts. I has passed through Vryburg--'tbe latter iz- ing Wednesday ...

... com. r missioner to Lord Erroll. The hall was beauti- b fully decorated . with pot plants and out flowers. The Earl of Erroll occupied the chair, and V the croupiers were Mr Brand, Ardiffey, and Mr S Bruce, bank agent. r Lord Erroll ir p: ...

... they could get Lord Erroll to agree to the outfall being into a creek which would bring the sewer into waste ground within Slains Castle policies, the saving in oost would be consider- able. It was agreed to approach the factor for Lord Erroll with this view ...

... Thursday. The obairman, Rev. Robert Ross, presided. The petition from the inhabi- W tants of Port Erroll regarding an infants' school and a letter from Lord Erroll an the subject were duly 1, considered. The Board decided that the officer n should make up a ...

... advisable to have the road opened as soon as pos- sible lIe thought if Lord Erroll declined to do anythisg it would be the duty of the trustees to make the roatd good and charge Lord Erroll with the cost. The Clcrkwas instructed to coinmunicate wVith Messrs ...

... BY LORD ERROLL. r To the Right HoD. the Earl of Erroll fell lbhe pleasant duty yesterday of re.opening shis,which 3 is Generally admitted to be, the bazaar of the 3season. There was again a large and s fashionable attendance at the ceremonv. Lord Erroll ...

... :EARL, OF ERROLL,| W~e regret to announce that the Ea~rl of Erroll died at Slamns Castle early on Thursday morning after a short ilhless. His lordship's death is; very sudden and unexpected. He attended the Congregational Churchl, Port- Errol!, on Sunday ...

... family, that he had so readily come forward to ap- pear on this platform. (Applause.) Ile now asked Lord Erroll to open the bazaar. (Loud applause.) Lord Erroll, who met with a very cordial re- ceptiou, said the Provost. had alluded in very friendly terms ...

... .1 - -- -- ABERDEEN, BANFF, AND KIN- CARDIN, ASSOCIATION. DINNER IN LONDON, SPEECHES BY LORD ERROLL, DR FARQU'HARSON. AND MR IV. . NICOL, (Fvtoa Ocu OWN REronTmn.) London, Saturday Evening. The fifth annual dinner of the Aberdleen, Banff, and Kinartdine ...