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... commercial interests of the country, and generally approving the Early Closing Bill of Sir John Lubbock. SIR JOE2N PENDER, MY, ON SOUTH AMERICAN REVOLUTIONS. Sir John Pender, M.P., presiding at the ordin- ary general meeting of the Brazilian Submarine Telegraph ...
... Associations was subsequently held under the chairmanship of Sir John Muir of Dennistoun, when short addresses on the political situation were delivered by Sir' Donald Currie, M.P., and Mr T. W. Russell, M.P. ...
... the 30 prizes offered. The following were the highest scores:—! Private Alex. Stuart, 42 points; 2 Private VV. Russell, ; 3 Private James Russell, 39 ; 4 Sergeant-Instructor George Henderson, 38 ; 5 Sergeant W. Shand, 37 ; 6 Private das. M‘Lean, ; 7 Private ...
... Knowles, WILLIAM Domald, stonecutter, Maooik. eldest daughter of John Watt, 30 Broomhill Place. Aberdeen. On the 21st Inst., at the Scottish Presbyterian Church. Cope Town, the Rev. J. M. Russell. M.A., WILLIAM, eldest son of William Jardine. of Cape Town ...
... Aberdeen, sang Daisy Bell, and Mr D. Munro gave a comic song. Mr A. Lamb, jun., the sec- retary, Mr B. Russell, the captain, and Mr George Russell deserve a word of praise for, their efforts to secure the success of the ball. £20 TOBACCONIMs (CoENBscINo) ...
... Mortimer, Aberdeen, sang Daisy BelV’ »nd Mr D. Muuro gave comic song. Mr A. Lamb, jun., the secretary, R. Russell, the captain, and Mr George Russell deserve word of praise for their efforts to secure the saccess of the ball. £2O Tobaooorists (Co2jm en czhg) ...
... scholars to tea in the school presence of a number of pareuts and friends. Mr John Beaton, Station Hotel, Insch, occupied the.chair, in the unavoidable absence of Rev. John Stewart, regarding whose illness he expressed much regret. Mr David Tough, in ...
... addition to the two just named, in- clude Mr G. Russell (3owans, who exhibits four water colour drawings ; Mr Robert Brough, who is steadily improving in his art ; Mr Alex, C. Fraser, Holburn, Road ; Mr John Shirreffa Miss Kate Hall, Desswood Place; Miss ...
... Petrie, Geo., Aberlour, Aberlour P.S. 50 Russell, Wm. A., Darweu, l-incaahire, Manchester G.S., and privately 51 Laiog, John G.,Torphins, R.G.C. Taylor, John, Buckie, Keith P.S. and University 53 Calder, John, Old Aberdeen, R.G.C. Souter, Robert ...
... member of j, the family referred to, was also convicted of c assaulting Albert Russel, a labourer, under the h following circumstances. For the prosecution, it was stated that Russel and others had taken a log t of wood from the sea and placed it near to the ...
... last he was seized with an attack of apoplexy, and had to take to his bed. His condition becoming rapidly worse, Dr Gill, of Russell Square, and Roberts, of Harley Street, were on Thursday tonsalted. The patient, however, gradually sank and died at four o’clock ...
... artists wl character. in addition tu the two just ua clude Mr G. Russell Gowans, who exhi water colour drawings; Mr Robert who is steadily improving in his art ; ] C. Fraser, Holburn Road ; Mr John 8 Miss Kate Hall, Desswood Place ; Mi Michie ; Mr M. E. Ogston ...