... seventy-nine, was formerly master of the large motor fishing boat Dove (FR.434). and for the past ten years, he had skippered a ripper yawl, which he disposed of only a few days before his death. He was a successful fisherman, and highly respected in Fraserburgh ...

... During the week the small boats were sea on three occasions, but owing the muddy condition of the sea., little was done the ripper fishing. One two who tried the net fishing, however, fared bet+er, their landings being from 1£ to 2 boxes of saith. about ...

... Adoration, of Cullen. fb-e fish was 7jft. in length, 3ft, broad, and 12 inch thick; and ft weighed 2icwt. It was caught by the ’ ripper.” Sola auction, it was knocked down W. Miller and Company, fish merchants, Fraserburgh, at 10s. Several enormoue sized skate ...

... catches have been very poor, a box to a box and half of haddocks have been about the best. A few of the boat® ate working ripper lines for codlings, and are getting good catches. Some them had high 3 boxes, and others down to a box. Prices for backiooks ...

... remuneration. While fhe drifter is riding liar note, it is usual for the orew to fish for white fish with hand lines which a ripper is attached, and the take of fish which may thus made by the engineer, and fireman, and cook called stoker,” and ;b divide ...

... Prices r O’fl Gold. Sovereign* etc Watch 1 undertaken Mackle* •> Htlmorv DEATHS WATT. Reported missing, , active service June Ripper p{ Watt. RNR, dearlv lived husband bara Watt. 5 Harb Street and youngest so Mr George Watt » late Mr* Watt 133 Cement House ...

... but towards the end the landings were rather meagre. Those engaged at tho net fishing were again most successful, but the ripper* yawls were also well fished. There were only small supplies of mackerel, and seemingly the large shoals of these fish which ...

... of £5. A pickle barrel cannot now made a less cost then 10s. This week haddocks fetched .59s p»' box. and codlings to d>. Ripper cod was fairly pktitiful, and 5* to caoii. The outpat of gas which has been rising during the yast year, for September showed ...

... force, and during his years of service there saw or took part in many exciting occurrences —the police strike, the Jack the Ripper scare and the Shah of Persia’s visit to Queen Victoria among them. In 1890 Mr Hutchison returned to Scotland in the Prisons ...

... Record Fish Landed at Buckie. By far the largest fish on record landed Buckie, caught the ripper line by one of the small boatf-, was brought in on Tuesday. It was a halibut which turned the scale at 47 lb., and was hooked Mr P. Reid, fisherman. Buckie ...

... fail prove outstanding attraction locally. , About were work this district last week. Bait was almost unobtainable, and the ripper was oonse-quentiy resorted to. Very few -haddocks were secured, but were plentiful, and realised 30s to 37s box. Cod fetched ...

... in the Mesonio Hall, Dufftown, Tuesday. The Burgh Tribunal had only one case, to that a journeyman baker, which w refused, ripper dist,riot managed work through lose than 207 oa&as, including 85 from last fitttkig. ...