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... of © cluding Mr John Forrest, hness, | AMOUNT ALREADY £4528 18 7) the Countess of Aberdeen. The transac- head gar Additional subscriptions received-— iions,which occupy seven handsome volumes, Aberdeen, who died at Kennet House, | Mr John Clark, head forester; ...
... Jas. • 'affrey, Blackburn; and Mrs Jeffrey, Bon-tcoord Street: Prof Johnstone, West Cults; Colonel and Mrs Johnston, Peterculter; Mr John Johnston, Rubislaw Terrace; Rev. M. P. and Mrs Johnstone, Fraserburgh; Rev. John Keith, Largs; Ref. A. Kemp, Roseancunt ...
... Street; Mr J. Jeffrey, Waverley Place; Colonel Johnston, Peterculter; John Johnston, Rubislaw Terrace; Professor Aberdeen ; Mr G. Gordon Jenkins, Bon-Accord Street; Mr Andrew Jolly, Terrace; Rev. M. P. Johnston, Fraserburgh, Zvlr James A. Jeffrey. lion-Accord ...
... Hall Buildings—Mr John Taylor, the retiring president, in the chair. Mr Edward Hutcbeon was appointed president for the ensuing year, Mr Taylor’s term office having expired. Directors were also appointed. The secretary, Mr James Jeffrey, solicitor, submitted ...
... the honour of knighthood : — John G. Barton, Esq. ; James B.Dougherty, Keq.; John H. Franks, tthe Mayor of Vincent Londonderry, Thomas Myles, Esq., M.B. ; sheriff of Nash, Fsgq., high Limeriek City; George Roche, Esq.; John Olphert, Esq.; Dr Whitla, and ...
... and Countess Aberdeen, the Lady George Gordon Lennox, the 1 Lady Cecil, the Hon. Mrs John, Sir John Clark, Bait., of Admiral Sir Arthur Farquhar K.liÃ. Colonel Sir John j K.C.8., Dr Farquhaiaon, M.P., of Fmzean; Mrs Ferquhaison, of Finzean; Mrs Farquharcon ...
... can- didates were proposed, including thesthree direc- tors who fell to reti new names for- ward being Messrs Colin’ Steel, Wm. Forrest, and John Menzies- A vote was taken by ballot, and the result aunounced as follows:—D. K Stewari, Colim Steel, Wm. Forrest ...
... the country and the settlers much more when freights have been reduoed and the line is properly and permanently laid l . Hon. John \V. writes History and l War Office Reform, Henniker Heaton, M 11.,l 1 ., Cash Delivery, Shopping by Post. and) Sampson ...
... Auchindryne, % points. The recurn match played on Auchindryne table, resulting as : Castleton. A &. Ewan 200 Ww. M ‘Inbosh — 105 Colin Stewart ~- 12 Gordon 193 J. 200 W. Pasverson 200 I. Miine sss, 200 Jas, Souatt 108 Stewart 200 A. = J Ewan ...
... Captain Tilard, Major Bess. Mire Pickering of Kincardine. Kincardine o'Ne3; Colonel Caldwell, W. Hotel, A'boyne; John J. Francis o' (May; Sir John F. Clark, Bart, of Tillyproma; Mrs C. Barday Harvey of Kinord. Colonel E. Villiers, A.D.C., Norton House, Kincardine ...
... Lnmsden Clova, Aliss Turner of Turnerhall, Mrs Penny and party, Aboyne. Craigendinnie—Sir C. Colin Smitii, K.C.8., K.H.S.; Lady Colin Smith, Colin Smith, Miss A. Colin Smith. Mr Francis T. Cochran, BaJfour; Mrs Cochran, and Airs Asher, Aberdeen; Commander ...
... Perth. The party was joined Inverness Station Mr Whitelaw, Rsilwav party viaitcd Kingua-io Railway Stalion Monday. ro-stalJT* Colin Grant was tho other day the recipient of handsome marble timepiece, a wedding gift from bi.» collcaguos in tho Kirkintilloch ...