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... Knitted Rug-1, G. Haciver, Miatbcouon. Crochet Laoe Quilt, in cotton-1, Isabella Macgrego•'. Plockton; 2, Mrs Matheson, Kilooy Arms Hotel. WOOD AND METAL WORK AND CARVING, de. Any Piece of genuine Inlaid Work-1, George Gaul. Hedgefield Cottage, Inverness; ...
... Thos. Cumming. Academy Street, Inverness; 2 John Cat. tanach, Coulmony. Carved Exhibit of any kind-1 Jean Gr►nt, Avicmore; John Grant. Coulmony; 2 Catherine A. Kennedy, Aviemore; Margaret Mackey, Invernest: John Cattanach, Coulmony; Thom.' Cumming, Academy ...
... Mackenzie, Railway Hotel; Vice-President.—Yesers A. M. Roes, publisher ; John Macpherson, printer; A. G. Jaws, burgh surveyor ; A. Ras, S.C.D.; A. Mackenzie, Rail- way Hotel ; John Maclennan, Kettle Shop ; Hon. Captain, Mr A. Catto, North Star; Captain ...
... laid them under contribution. In 1796 the peasantry of the Western Counties were in arms; mutilation and murder were rife. Coercion Acts in the form of White bay Acte, Arms Acts. Insurrection Acts, and Act* for the suspension of the Habeas Corpus Act were ...
... dnrabls quality made. This Season's Goods. Nonio’s Stores, Academy Street. MSHH Dor garee OreraUs. Gembrown, Kao Serges, Cardigans. MolssVines. Corduroy*. AH kinds of Workmen's Oystalla Noels'* Stores. ryon want Boots, Shoes, do., of the best and most ...
... attendance. Ornithological Division—Messrs A. S. Morrison and Wm. Stephen; Messrs Andrew Mackay and John Fraser in attendance. The judges dined is the Sutherland Arms Hotel at two o'clock—the Secretary, Mr James Melville, presiding. The Chairman, in proposing ...
... that month being 10), degrees or degrees of frost. Presentation.— On Friday evening John Cameron, who, for the past ten years, has been in the employment of Mr John Mackenzie, Resashite Grocery, Dingwall, was met in the Commercial Hotel by number of ...
... and Stockport. At Wymondbam, a famous old organ, built in 1684, has just been destroyed by fire. It was only removed from St. John’s Church, Clerkenwell, in the early part of the present year. The St. Neots Bench imposed three fines of £6 and one of £6 for ...
... and the Bench continued of Rev. Roderick Macrae, 016:may ;, Mr John Mackenzie, merchant; ox-Provost Smith, Mr Kenneth Smith, Mr ~Eneas M. Mackenzie, Mr Angus Macleod, Portvoller; Mr John Mackenzie, fislicurer; Mr Peter Liddle, Gress; Mr Ranald Macdonald ...
... Secretary and Treasurer, Mr Brickman; Committee, Messrs Don. Grant, D. W. Baßingen, Wm. Ross, Alex. Munro. A. Jenkins, John Maegilivray, and John Urquhart. In appointing the Secretary, the Chairman referred to the zealous manner in which Mr Ballingall, the retiring ...
... licence-holders in Mrs. Taylor, who baa kept the Ayshiotd Arm. Burleacombe, Devon, for over 40 years. William Morgan, farmer living near Abetv. stwyth, was sentenced to 15 months’had labour at Cardigan Assises for arson. Dr. Charcot, the well-known French ...
... nephews, Lancelot Wilkin. Walt. r ',V;'kin, and Oscar Wilkin, to Robert Thomas Jones, £30,000; to Charles Huard Uilyton and John Grieves, each; to Colonel Willac:‘, amid legacies to servants. One-tenth of the re , idue of his property he left to his brother ...