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... With dancing tec , a few hours were very pleasantly spent. Keith.—Mrs Barclay, late of the Gordon Arms Hotel, Keith, and subsequently of the Panmure Arms, Edzell, has been appointed =magnets under the newely formed Huntly Hotel Company. Keith.—Among the ...
... •«( «l»e road extensive building rations -ire to be immediately proceeded with by ill. Niirn A Go., l.imited. A DfcsntTEß. —John Gilleaple, of Dandoft, and vi is a deserter from the himself np the Kirkcaldy Police on Thursday, and is awaiting the of ra ...
... may be sure that the fortunes of every one will followed by us with the keenest interest. pray that victory may attend your arms, awl wish you God speed and a safe and ha>)>py return. Lady little speech was received with loud cheers. His Excellency then ...
... Thomson, Edinbur-h, rast who has kindly undertaken to- forward it to the om 'Royal Scots. The box ?? shirts, by dravwors, cardigan jackets, handkerehieh.. hel- es mats, mafflers, chcst protectors, es o' Shrnters, tle, pipes, cufs, notepaper, sveets arld ...
... -Messre Alex. Henderson., Beauly: tl I Aex. Macrae. Confhouset .lcebn Paterson. Bl blair: John Diewar. 'Tranacoil t James Morrisona and Hugh MNorrison. Beaufort. Sir John Moss, C whoinassstngLord Lovat in the forma~tion ofb the cops. is at pre-sent the guest ...
... are cured It, and the health greatly improved. Bottles 2s and 4s od eacr. told all Cuemlsta Mr JOHN MORLEY at FORFAR. CONDEMNATION OF GOVERNMENT POLICY. Mr John Motley addressed meeting of his constituents at Forfar last night. He had noticed, said, that ...
... packets .r, flannel, shirts and wool; Messrs W. . & Sons for donation of 3 cardigan jackets and heads of wool; Mrs Corer for 6 heads of wool and a dozen mittens; Mr G. Wolfe for 12 cardigan jackets ; also the following donations in coney—Bailie Grieve, 10e 6d ...
... in this form any nurse who could spare five minutes to tack the stuff into shape. If man’s arms are sound, and can be run into sleeres. a well-shaped cardigan is a comfort; but men hate comfortless, shapeless kinds of wraps. Since the Crimean days tho ...
... England, mho: her in Scotland, but didn't give any direction In Ireland at all. (Laughter Tho privileged Church would found arm arm with the priv'. g. public hou-c at the election. Adam deal! with tho land monopoly and the necessity frr land law reform, ...
... Stevenson Theophilus Whiteside David Lindsay ud John MCniras The reserve Privates John Howie John Lowe (who been culled morning) occupied beside their comrades After company of good things Suvided by Mr John Irvine Coffee oase Chairman in the course of few ...
... —Part 17 of this sumptuous atlas contains maps showing (1) Cardigan Bay and parts of Cardigan, Caermarthen, and Pembroke shires ; (2) Radnor and parts of Shrop, Hereford, Brecknock, Cardigan, and Caermarthen shires ; (3) the Bristol Channel, Severn, and ...
... presented Troopers IjOrd QhiU-los Kennedy . .. James Wilson . John Jack MaoMorIand , Andrew . M'Quaker , Lieutenant George Pot'tcow , wu \ Privates Pavid Gibson , Ua-vid ' CIydc-3-dale , John Hannah , Edward dark witli honorary burgess tickets as a recognition ...