... Milne (b), John Morrison, William A. Mowat, James A. Murray, John S. Nicolson, David G. Philip, William H. Philip, James H. H. Pirie, Willianm S. Pirie, John A. Porter, William Reith, Charles Riddel, Arthur Ross, James Ross, David M. Russell, Eric J. Shearer ...

... A. M'Callum, 11 and 6. Commerce Street Free Church-Rev. Dr Iverach, 6. Union Free Church-Anniversary services-Rev. A. A. Russell, Johnshrwen, 11 and 6. St Paul Street U.P. Church-Introductory services -Rev. D. K. Auchterlonie, Craigdam, 11 and 6 Rev. ...

... W. A. M‘Callum, 11 and 6. Commerce Street Free Church—Rev. Dr Iverach, 6. Union Free Church—Anniversary services—Rev. A. Russell, Johnshaven, 11 and 6. Paul Street U.P. Church—lntroductory services —Rev. D. Auchterlonie, Craigdam, 11 and 6 ; Rev. D. G ...

... knew of his father siguing himself John Davies. He never saw Russell until he came to the Court. Witness was aware that his brother was good deal associated with Sydney Rueaell on betting matters. Do you know that Russell told us yesterday that he sometimes ...

... AuLnUVFr.l:s TO- ORROW'S CH:IURCIH SERVICES. W est Chuirvh-Rev. J. Mitford Alitchell, D.D., I Intl Ui . d Rosemotinunt- Rev. John lellas, B.D., Tough, 11 anl (iZo' ' Irec South-Rev. XV. IVI. (low, ll anLd 6. Frue East-Services in Albert Hall-Rev. G. H. ...

... of novelty. There were manv visitors, including Colonel Ferguson of four, Mrs Ferguson and party. Colonel Russell ot Aden, C.M.G., and Mrs Russell ; Mr W. Ferguson of Kinmundy, and other ladies and gentlemen. Mr Smith, Burnshangie, the courteous secretary ...

... denominational education, institution, or charity, Mr COCHRANE moved the omission of the word “prejudicially/’ Sir CHARLES RUSSELL, who was received with loud Ministerial cheers, this being his first intervention in the debate since his return from Paris ...

... Arnold Morley, Sir Walter Fester, Mr G. W. E. Russell, Mr Sydney Buxton, Mr Herbert (Oladstoue, Mr Caueton, and Mr G. Leveson Gower; also a number of Con- servatives, including Lord Randolph Churchill, Sir John Gorst, Sir H. S. King, Messrs P. H. Alunts ...

... Properlv of John Rai:ray. Fhoincas—Prince the Phearach 9512—Mr Davie. Ardgye. Calved after 26th May. 1891, and before 15fh Nov , 1391. Properly J. C. Cunningham Foyers—Cornelius Gortblock—Mr Lawaon, Leys, g- Property of John Rattray—Lovat 4th—Mr John Macpherson ...

... The soloists were Minnie England, Nellie Russell, Annie Smith, Jeanuie Macbeth, Jeannie Grassie.Jeannie Burnett, Evelyn Collie, Johann Benzie, and Lizzie Wilson. Mr Watson, precentor, led the singing; and Mr John T. Sorley read the connecting passages. ...

... Hloulse was on the eve of considering a bill proposing to give to Ireland le~itslative control over her own affairs. Mr T. WV. RUSSELL supported the bill. Colonel NOLAN opposed it. Lord RANDOLPH CHURCHILL opposed the bill. It was simply absurd to now attempt ...

... comnpany. Mr William Ljindsay presided, and the oroupiers were Mr Gieorge Johnston, Mr WV. S. Mackenzie, London aneager; and Mr John Duffes, manager of the companly's quarries at Stirlingbill, Peter; head. The chairman vias accotnpanied at tne head of the ...