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... still held th the field in what may be called the heavy Tj departfnents of periodical literature; and (if the monthlies 'I 3 Blackwood's is probably 1 the only one surviving which still continues to run on its old lines. Sinco then all he hass been rovolutionised ...
... those prevent were rai Reyoe, ; some acknowledgment for ® system Me M'Clure, KLP,; Admi which had = resulted in a 1 | Sir Algernon Borthwick, M.P.; Mr R, G. Webeter, the of revenne to the Post Offee, sad cousderably in- | Aird, M.P.; creassd the convenience ...
... shot grouse, partridges, I roe, 83 hares, rabbits, and stags. A splendid stag, scaling 17 stones 2 lbs., was killed by Sir Algernon Borthwick, M.P., in Invercauld forest, Ben Avon, on Tuesday last. In the same forest, Bonaltourd, Mr Ibid (Jordon brought ...
... there being a crowded attendance. Brother Clark (Fast Chief Templar! pre sided, and was accompanied the platform by Brother Blackwood, Chief Templar of Victory L«>dge ; Brother Alcorn. Chief Templar of Alliance Lodge: Brother John M‘l>onald, I»dge-l>eputy ...
... Lord Garioch, Mr and Mrs Hulsc, K. and Miss Villicrs, Mr Hartmann, Mr Graham Vivian, &c., are staying at Invcrcauld with Sir Algernon and Lady Borthwick. The Finance Committee Aberdeen Town Council gave instructions yesterday that, desired by the Royal Commission ...
... valent M est London just now, and among the notabilities names are on the -*»ck list are those of Bir Arthur Blackwood. Sir Charles Halle, Mr Algernon Turner, and Mr Sydney Coojier. U.A. ** Queen of J otherwise the wife of Mr Dornen Smith, pro* the islands ...
... appointed a sub-committee of their number to consider the question of pledge breaking.” The general opinion seemed to bo that Mr Blackwood had not exaggerated the evil. One or two, however, maintained that a much larger number than ten per cent who sign the society’s ...
... Islands and investigated the systems of agriculture practised there. has revised and great extent, rewritten for Measr* Blackwood Sons new edition of “ Stephen’s of the Farm,'’ author of number ef reports on agriculture of various counties in Scotland ...
... Coming (?) Gladstone, by the Author of “The Irish Green Book, - Joint Compiler of “ The Gladstone Almanack,” &c. William Blackwood & Sons. Edinburgh and London. This another bright book by the Author of “The Irish Green Book,” and others of a like kind ...
... Journalists, including Mr Herbert Cornish, the secretary, are spend few days on Deeaide. They have accepted an invitation by .Sir Algernon Borthwick to visit Invercauld House. Professor Masson, Mrs Masson, and Miss Masson are present the guests of Lord Provost ...
... including Mr Herbert Cornish, the secretary, are to spend a few days on Deeside. They have ac- cepted an invitation by5Sir Algernon Borthwick to visit Invercauld House. PROFESSOR IMASSON, Mrs Masson, and Miss Masaon are at present the guests of Lord Provost ...
... sale of “The Life John Pillaus,” which was written the Kcv. Mr Stark, Ab rdecn. Dr. Colville, of Claagow, has written for “Blackwood’s Magas ue an important study of lowland Scotland in the last century, and his researcluhas resulted a most interesting picture ...