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... , in the county of Slitherhomack, and there are two at present loading hind, and for the abandonment of part of the at Invergordon, and two at Temple-House on authorised railway of the Sutherland Railway Loch-Ness. Mr Squair, potato-merchant, Company ...
... Fort-George ; 193 for Nairn ; 56 for Forret; ; 87 for Elgin; and 21 for the stations on the Sutherland line. FOOT-BALL CLUB.—We understand that a foot-ball club has been originated in this town by Major Geils, Millburn, who has very kindly provided an excellent ...
... collected in Invergordon on the occasion of Mr Spurgeon preaching there last Wednesday. The sum was stated a about £l7O, whereas the collection at the two services came to the handsome total of £221 3. Bd. This is extremely creditable to Invergordon, and maintains ...
... excursion to Invergordon. They were accompanied by their teacher Mr A. C. Mackenzie, and one or two of their friends. On their arrival at Invergordon, they were met by Mr Fraser, schoolmaster, who conducted them through the grounds of Invergordon Castle by ...
... King's College Buildings. We notice among the successful candidates Mr G. T. Paulin, Invergordon, for the Mitchell Bursary of £lO. Mr Paulin was a pupil of the Invergordon High School before going to the University. ...
... has sent a similar donation for several years back, for the same charitable purpose. A subscription is being taken up in Invergordon for help to the poor, the distribution of which will be made in a day or two. The Kirk-SoUdon of Domneh begs to acknowledge ...
... in the concert : —Mrs Rose of Tarlogie ; Mrs Clarke, Meddat ; Miss Roes of Cromarty ; Misses Ross, Balblair ; Miss Joas, Invergordon ; Misses Munro, Seabank Cottage, do. ; Mrs Mackenzie, Wester Ord; Mr Mair, Thin; Mr Murray, Navity ; , Mr Joan, Dingwall; ...
... Cromarty, close to Invergordon. Their success has been such as to induce them to continue their work for the last ten days, a good many hundred weights having been sent off daily by train to England, where a high price is realised. Our Invergordon contemporary ...
... briefly responded ; the Ladies of Lochbroom, by Mr Murdo Matheson, replied to Mr Rodk. Macrae, &c. FOOTBALL MATVII.— We understand that a football match is to be played at Nairn on Saturday afternoon between the Inverness and Nairn teams. _ ARDZILSIII ...
... left with Mr Munro, of the Commercial Bank here, the sum of ten pounds for distribution among the most necessitous poor of Invergordon and Saltburn, and .£5 5s for distribution through the Rev. Mr Fraser, among the poor of the upper part of the parish. This ...
... in the Haugh Park. Ouvwwtsii Cowls CLce.—This Club opens the 41S1 Saturday (to -day) by playing a mai* viz., football players 5. non-football playets. Having had lately an aocession of new members, there is every of a swooessful season. Pazserrzar or ...
... imprisonment without such an alternative was deserved for such unnatural and wanton act of cruelty towards • harmless animal. INVERGORDON—SaIe , f Property.—The house property here, which belonged to the late Finlay Munro, cabinetmaker, was sold by auction on ...