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... ha' e throughout the wffiole their married life lived in the village New Aberdour. Sim is now 78 years of age, and Mrs Sim 72 years. They have had 10 family, eight of whom are still alive. The four daughters arc married, and reside Abc*-- dour, Fraserburgh ...
... invitation a ball for their personal friends, even for a young man, and the young men invited had dance energeucally, not with married woman, but with unmarried girls- man thought smoking before going to a party. The after-dinner cigarette was a thing unknown ...
... Marischal. John Keith, Sir eldest som, married daughter of Robert 11., by whom had a son Robert. But both John and Robert died before Sir William, and the succession devolved Sir Robert Keith, the second son, who married the heiress of Troup, in Gamrie, with ...
... Union Jack Club Two his younger brothers are respectively the Liberal members for Bedfordshire and the County of . Caithness. married Mary Lilian, daughter of George Wade Share, and has three •ons. was created a baronet in 1910. ORDER OF MERIT. special to ...
... mind, which acmes any history of this family, but k it a deadly insult hand e. loaf bottom up- that Christian Rose, who was married ward Menteith, that being popular Dyre, merchant, Aberdeen, was the da; tradition the which Sir John Menteith George Ross ...
... uncoiled itself from hostess’s ankle, and glided towards the bowl when, of coarse, was killed.” Married by tiio Ticket-Puncher. Have you ever boon married against your will? I was (says writer in the Daily Chronicle ), one afternoon last week, to a lady ...
... Campbell, retired shipmaster, and Airs Campbell, Shore Street, celebrated choir golden wedding on Ghrisfemafi Day. They wore married Inverness in 1863. The firm of Messrs James Henderson and Co., hosiery manufacturers. Hawick, have purchased ground in the ...
... £20,000; Stobe, £725,000; married soldiers’ quarters. £2OOO. The total sum expended to 31st March, 1910, was £33,570 19s lOd—£lB,Bsl 11s Id on Edinburgh, £12,832 9s on Leith, not a penuv on Stobs, and £2186 IBg lid on married soldiers’ quarters. In 1911 ...
... occasion his being entertained bis brother officers and presented with his portrait a* * souvenir of the old regim»nt. 1892 married Miss Jean Rose, the only daughter of the late Baillie Hugh Roes. Oakhank. Cults. Mr and Mrs Momoe have two of a family, a ...
... into the old man’s library. the way, sir,” announced, happened meet your daughter —cr —at reception this afternoon. want to marry her next Friday two o’clock. She's willing. We want you come to the ceremony. ’ The old man turned to the appointment-book ...
... fine contras**' talent.” Fernandez, the great backward juiuP* on one leg, was aleo the troupe. About this period Mr Newsome married M 1 Pauline Hinne. She was a native of Bod' beautiful and accomplished horsewoman, had sprung from a circus stock, her broths ...
... (To oontinued.) Quertes. 1036. 3iamDA Bures.—.Matilda, King Robert Brueo by hia second iru with Li'izabeth Burk, is known married » certain squii-e,” Thomas lea a to hay© died in Aberdeen on July, 131 remains being subsequently carried eout interred D ...