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... grout of £l7O to nub of done School Boards in terms of the scheme. _ GOLDEN WEDDING.—On Friday evening Sergeant Alexander Stewart and Mrs Stewart, Gowanbauk, Forfar, celebrated their golden wedding. The couple were married 50 years ago at Montrose. Mr Stewart ...
... actual pleasuro in dancing over her. It fairly laughed as it glistened on her fui-s and buttons and the tip of her shiny little boot. It seemed to say: Look, everybody! This is the kind a girl worth shining for! Isn't she sunny? She had a big bunch of violets ...
... P. ROBERTSON, Boot and Shoemaker, High Street. Repairs at Moderate Prices. Suits Made to Measure from £1 15s, Trousers from 9s 6d, at T. A. RICHARDSON'S. JAMES D. REID, Family Grocer, Baker, ironmonger, Birnam. , JOHN M'LfSSH, the Boot and Shoe Shop ...
... Hotel :they certain fishing privileges, which allow tiiem to take claims, cuttle-fish, and de They may make every kind of boot and shoe. They may knit fishing nets and tobacco pouches. If some little respect accorded to women of the middle classes ...
... of Calcutta alone proved productive of an ornithological treatise from his hand. In divers other directions Mr Finn has won golden spurs. In ''Birds of the Countryside we have him at home, but love him none the less. His dainty book bristles with good ...
... attend the Coronation, Ras Makonnen purchased for the KEmpress of Abyssinia an. exquisite jewelled miniature watch and a long golden jewelled chain, while for the Negus he ordered a superb clock, with a peal of bells, in imitation of the clock tower and peal ...
... pony W al for fu nochie ' Aberdeen. Presi- t? 651 Highland pony—Mr tXk& ltJochr y- President's , Shetlan d pony—Mrs Wentvi ' Kent. Sheep cham®lackfaced—Mr J. Archi?> h^'^ St r : Cheviot—Mr Jacob lc be riand; Border-Leicester n > Durham; half-breid—Mr i\S ...
... facts on which Christianity is based and Ch n morality. Fraser (I o.)—. The Golden Bough a Study in Comparative Religion : 2 volume•. F 6 and 7. Study of the traditional golden bough connected with the priesthood of the Alban Hills at Aricia. Treats of ...
... it, said the Coastguard. in his plasmic Kentish accente—fne we wire looking oat on the COTvish sea ; and it is the men of Kent who guard the Cornish coast. I thanked him, sad went my way along the warm, eheep•track of a path that beltrd the cliff above ...
... weakened his nerves even on the most sunshiny days. The quiet of our streets made him start at the sound of his big, bucolic boots, and the fret of the ocean struck on his ear as a song of Melpomene. He was glad to escape unscathed to his home beyond Drumlithie ...
... is gradually being abandoned in Kent, which has been the principal seat of the industry and has employed therein a larger amount of labour than in any other department of agriculture. The Vice-Chamberlain of the Maidstone Farmers' Club estimated that 4700 ...
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