... prevented him till now from uttering those words of affection awl appreciation for which she had yearned through all her married life. As be now. with broken voice, hasteoed, while life lasted, to tell her bow be bad loved her, Mid with Mr dying breath ...

... December lest. De- Mrs Petrie Hay, Mid Street. IRON and WOODEN BEDSTEADS. drappie We het them. ceased was 29 years of age and married. He leaves MACDUFF. -. Davie s-Ile an awfu' acconamodatin' thing is the a widow and five of a family. All kind@ of Mattresses ...

... students. It would put the junior students m a they were not doing justice to the married teachers.. very awkward position indeed as he could not let Assuming that a married man had a wife and a minimum of £7B to eatistant teachers, £l6O to pared to receive ...

... to be called up to 31st March agreed to by a majority. Great, Arradoul, Buckie (240 acres), applied for Robert Milne (23), married; John Milks, T. Smith, and Robert MRay. Objection was taken to Robert Milne, cattleman. Smith was continued for a month to ...

... on H.M.D. Flower, of Buckle. At present he is stationed at Larne, where he is working ashore on Admiralty service. He is married, and formerly resided in Marine Phial, Bookie. Pte. George Taylor, 43rd Bat 4. Canadian Camerens, was a baker with Mr James ...

... understood that such applications cannot be entertainell after calling-up notices have been issued by the Admiralty. Men married after November 2, 1916, are, for the purposes of the Military Service Acts, deemed to be single, and applications in respect ...

... fisherman, Craigview, Porteasie, had item granted conditional exemption from the Bookie Tribunal. It was stated that be was married man with five of a family. Along with his brothers he owned two drifters, quarter share of another, and half share of another ...

... of the Tribunal for the county of Elgin on Monday, Cunningham, factor, Fochthers, applied oil behalf of Alexander Piety (married, seven children), salmon haw, Portgordon, and crofter, Dallachy. Mr Cunningham stated that the salmon fabings owned by Grace ...

... death. if Calder took • keen intereet in the affairs of the estate of Buckpool and of the town in general. Deceased, who married late in life, is survived by hi* widow end one eon. The funera4 takes Owe to flatliven Churchyard to-narrow (Friday). SERVICE ...

... ladies £l2: males, £2O: and headmasters, £25. Among the second class was Edinburgh with £lO to everyone up to £100: £lO to married teachers up to £180; and all others may apply. Among the third clans was lorkerbie, where nothing was given because the teachers ...

... bonuses had been granted -- females with a salary of £65, £l3; with a salary of £75, £3, maktbe minimum salary £7B: males—married, £l3, others £3, making the minimum salary £160: males—unmarried, nil, minimum salary £lOO. A number of the boards had not ...

... clothing, etc., were stolen. She had only been married two years and she had had a good furnishing when she was married. Mrs Margaret Cowie or Riach assisted her at packing her things before she got married and Mrs Mach knew what she had. The stolen articles ...