... Dr Beattie, and as Carnegye) were collected in the Star Hotel, Moe troee, on Friday. the place where the famous scholar, Thomas LAURENCEKIRK. Ituddiman, was schoolmaster for a time. Bo 1 A. showing the good order that prevailed at the as to give our ...

... en FRIOCKHRTM. Board on the result. obtained. I Tbt Illilles, Hotel has been purchased by Mr STONEHAVEN. l ha. 111110114 Hardy Station, Aberdeenshire. The weather being fine on Monday, a largo num 1? r 7CTI btjosmooßok . Ll bee of visitors from Aberdeen ...

... of Lodge St Thomas (No. 40) of Freemasons, an evening concert was given the New Public Hall yesterday evening. There was a fairly large audience, and Mr J. B. Salmond presided. In opening the concert, Mr Salmond said that Lodge St Thomas had organised ...

... o'clock. Edokiiiimi ISM EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY. CONSIONXIENTS carefully attended and Procoeds raeltted Immediately atter Sale. THOMAS DICKSON & SON, BROKERS, 66 FOUNTAIN BRIDGE UNIVERSAL WEED KILLER Clears Walks and Carriage Drives from Winos sad Moos in ...

... and jury, yesterday in the Arbroath Sheriff Courthouse, held an inquiry into the death by accident of Thomas Cargill, fisherman, Auchmithie. Mr Thomas and Mr Joseph Swankie, two members of the crew of the boat Heleu and Jean, gave particulars of the ...

... Coxwain Smith, was also the tueans of the life of a Norwegian sailor tlie wreck of the Brodcine Clan-en. Coxwain Smith is a hardy specimen i>l the fisherman class, and richly deserve* the honour which has been bestowed upou him. Messrs Thomson Brother* ...

... opposing circumstances, combined with • breadth of mind which grasped the various aspects of a difficult problem at • glans. Thomas Gladstone, the grandfather of the great statesman who has made his name for ever memorable in English history, established ...

... America • few years ago. -• _ _ NOTHING STRONHER THAN TEA.—Thomas Robson ' groom, having no fi xed residence, was charged at the Police Court on Monday with having begged at a house in John St vet. Thomas explained, with a pronounced Co !iney accent, that he ...

... continence beenbardmeet of the Loch's goal, knit half of the period bad elapsed before they were successfal u finding an opening, Hardie with a neat header doing the trick. Ily • Zritdie effort on the part of their left winger itore managed to get within reach ...

... licenses in Friocklieim. The license was unanimously refused. The Clerk stated that an application had been lodged Mr John M'Hardy, Commercial Inn, Carnoustie, for license for new premises in Dundee Street, Carnoustie, but that the application had been withdrawn ...

... the church in Arbroath. The whole proceedings were highly successful. Masonic —St Thomas Lodge's Annual Dance.—The annual supper and dance, under the auspices of St Thomas Lodge (No. 40) of Free Masons, an event which has usually been held on the eve of ...

... Kirriemuir, two quart bottles of table beer. Mr J. L. Alexander, solicitor, who prosecuted on behalf of Mr Alexander Mac Hardy, referred to the frequency of this offence, and asked for a substantial penalty. The Bench imposed a fine of £4, with the ...