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... THE HON. MISS KINNAIRD'S MARRIAGE. firenooi list t'le nitptia's Mr -gin i'd !I >vir I Alex viler OjiL-v, el lest son S r J >'i l Ogilvy, with the Miss Olivia B irha a Ki lirl, only d inghtsr of the Right Honourable Lord Kitin&ir l, were ...
... ENGLISH DEPARTMENT J AML M ' '' GEORGE CLARK, M.A. COMMERCIAL „ with Assistant. LANGUAGES AND MA-) j» -ry THEMATICS, • • ' DRAWING AND PAINT- )Mr KENNEDY, Dundee ING, School of Art. VOCAL MUSIC, W. N. WATSON. PLAIN and FANCY ) MISS M. MURRAY, formerly ...
... Crichton Street, Dundee; R. Lindsay, Chemist, 11 Elm Row, Edinburgh ; J. & R. Raimes & Co., Druggists, Leith Walk, Edinburgh; D. Mcßean, Chemist Elgin; Murdoch, Druggist, Falkirk; D. Campbell,Bookseller and Druggi st « 130 Argyle Street, Glasgow; L. Macintosh ...
... nothing till I tell you, sweet one of my heart. I love you and you only. Miss A. only supposed M. never told her. But we have found out that Miss A. is very good making up stones, Miss A. asked me if it was M. gave me the trinket you saw, and I told her no ...
... tilth daughter D. Sinclair, Esq., At the Crichton Institution, Dumfries, on Sunday, 22d nit., Jessy Elizabeth Cecilia Browne, aged nine, the youngest daughter of Dr W. A. F. Browne. her house, No. Mill Street, Perth, on the Ist current, Miss Mary Murray ...
... LADIES' >'£%, HE Lareest Stock in SATIN and KID an* Misses, just arrived at D. CRAMB & SON'S, 72 NETHERGATE, DUNDEE. Our Summer Goods are arriving Daily, early call is solicited. CLERK WANTED, ONE who has had some experience in keeping books and in conducting ...
... MISSES BISSET will RE-OPEN their Classes on Monday, September. 13 Nelson Street, Dundee. - D'Albert and Jullien's Music. WILSON & ...
... /Mr James Hunter, writer. » J- Blakp y. merchant. Archibald Crichton, merchant. (.Messrs G. Armitstead & Co., merchants J Mr Wm. Johnstone, banker. Arbroath,. Joseph Salmond, merchant. _ William Gordon, writer. Brechin, \j e , Black and Strachan, bankers ...
... not ask where he had been. Miss Pe ry came, but too late. I sent for several persons. Mr Clark Chrysto! came. I asked what I should do, but Mr Chrystal Said -lie 10 employers Mr Topp, of Menz'es & Co, undertakers, came first. j Stevenson, one of Huggin's ...
... ASSEMBLY. and MISS J. FETTES' Pupils' ANNUAL ASSEMBLY will take place in their Academy. Thistle Hall, Union Street, Dundee, the evening of Friday the 27th current. Dancing to commence at six o'clock P.M. Tickets (3s each) to be had at No. 40 Union Street ...
... ACADEMY FOE DANCING & EXERCISES, &c., THISTLE HALL, UNION STREET, DUN DEE. MR & MISS J. FETTES' CLASSES will REASSEMBLE on Tuesday 21st October, when DANCING will be tltight with all its Fashionable Changes, La Varsoviana, &c. Hours will be arranged to ...
... Education. MISSES^BISSETT will RESUME their JL CLASSES on Monday, sth September. 13 Nelson Street, Forebank. MISS BRUCE respectfully intimates that her Classes for Young Ladies will be Resumed on Monday the sth Sept. 12 Tav Street, 30th August. f PAY ...