... wholesome an•l nutritious Ismtare. of interest In the readers of • Land anti Water.'` 4e Article is awl Water 14. Ft *T.—Errol. —lla•rarrt. AND Itv at the of pitapat inn awl aa.l by a rap tat application of praia•rti.it of Mr Epps has nor table..ith ...

... His Grace the Duke of Athole occupied the chair—Lord Kintore acting a* croupier. On the right of the Chairman were the Lord Provost, Sir James Baird. Sir Wm. Forbes, Hr Baillie Cochrane. On the left were Lord Haddo, Mr Dubrone, Sir J. S. Forbea, the Hon ...

... al 'how D it , alnl a. they *wow from Lord floor in proaripbs err always flop r.s ll.rillr troth, hat santfostatnwo has Owes rat ins* acc..r..ing to V. Watt S. outs of in wan. tht, i. a oar .hat toe Lord rod to bis closeout., •'1 hare many things ...

... number of sparks like Inddctios of Caixd.—The Established Presbytery of Glasgow, Wednesday inducted the Rev. Hr Coird, late of Errol, to the pastoral charge of the New Park Church. In the evening, Hr Caird and the Presbytery were entertained to dinner in the ...

... Abernyte, county of Perth, vacant the translation of the Rev. Robert Graham to the church of Errol. The Loud Jestice Cleekshxp.— The appoinment of the Lord Advocate as Lord Justice-Clerk appeared in last night’s Gazette, and his Lordship will present his commission ...

... open at It ng d the yoga, trees of The Tess, Draws would ant give imr. to the solicitors the ekoily the beer - Wald t 0 Tab Lord Mr. with thew amp. where with yang Marion shrewd, sad plan thieved Irma Met employed by the earl sad Instead et Imilutg directly ...

... GCOROE SIMPSON. George Simpson, baker, Mill Street, Alloa, applied for a license to enable him to sell ale and porter. . Lord Abcrcromby—Oh ! I perceive. You wish to able to sell porter along with your mince pies. (Laughter.) The applicant nodded assent ...

... qrs. of Beans —Lord Kinnaird. For the best cut of Potatoes—Mr T. M. Tod, Findaty. , _ . , , For the best twelve Swedish Turnips—lst, Lord Kinnaird ; highly commended —Mr A. Russell, For the best twelve Roots of Mangold Wurzel-Ist, Lord Kinnaird; highly ...

... thoughts are ojten best« 1 . , , Mr Blair said he thought it was most absurd to Mr aig said quite intended that this should be Lords, by declining tyonhmi y order make an objection at meeting of committee at acne-that none but those attending the Institution ...

... The aguregar •Lopmentalrow the Trish. h. a total th• maw. loot yer of 34,173—• for last 2flll. trier to Pl. a T 11•111 Alta.—Lord .'..s al Terra,. elated the record le serail it MY lases Janos awl clothier, 111 Marl, at It? C.. Street Ulaarw, simian* ...

... wens all weals, In. sew ad a eireemstmice as they rougratalate themeless. They had a great triumph is their Lord Tb. fart of lir now the Lord anti win • maitre that he l must them Te every pod awe the Prole., h a d rm.. hie earnest help and ••••tint.e ...

... found her dreadfully board,•nal shreapired shortly afterwards. ['Log onus..—lord Kinnard, hi. will ass.. pr • •rrnoog tor Ibi• winter. • sic La. pa''. ..l Errol. Ili. Lord.lop alt 451104 le 61.11.14 ni one Inn ' raw., Ihr farmer. t.arhar•. 11. a 1 ...