... Bannerman. aged 22 years. Bab her.— At Clayforhio. on the 21st May, Wee Alicky, grandson Geo/ge Barber. Safe arm of Jesoa Babclat.— At Villa, Grattan Place, FraiwrburKh, on Mat 21st. Barbara Tfcjlor M'N'ab, nicoo of Mrs Stevenßon, and dfcurfit«r of Richard ...

... positions. When Lord Lucan tpoeivod the surprising order tp vanes wit*, handful men upon tbe solid phalanx of arms and men, at onoe ordered Lord Cardigan, in charge of the Light Brigade, to put the order in execution. Although astonished tbe order, did not hesitate ...

... strong position* WbeA L»rd Lucaa the surprising order advano* with- handful men upon this solid phalanx of arms and men. at onoe ordered Lord Cardigan, in charge of the Light Brigade, to put the order execution. Although astonished the order, did not hesitate ...

... It's great uncommon fense he ha*, and I’ll Kac to bear that in nuad lac.”—John Balfour, Oanonbury. “THE THIN RED LINE. HIGHLAND HEROISM ON THE BATTLEFIELD. A GREAT FEAT OF ARMS. Tb* BatU* ef Balaclava. Ortebrr 25. 1M«. The admirable discipline of Tlignlsod ...

... »ea*e 6.50 tn. KJLDRUMMY HOTEL leave 7.50 am. ALFORD —arme 8,40 a m. TO BTRATHDON. ALFORD leave 11.15 a.m. HOTEL leave 12.40 GLENXINDIC HOTEL p.m. BLLIABLG .arrive 2.50 p.m. WM. LYON. Proprietor. Arms Hotel. Alford. and rothiexorman bus. —Above will Run ...

... weok. Lady Leith of has been staying at Cannes. i*ir John bowler and his mother, Lady Fowler, are staying at Inverbroom House, Ross-shire, where there havo been great rejoicings tho occasion of Sir John Fowler's coming age. Sir George and L«dy Anderson, ...

... the of the worthy couple’s son-in-law, Viewfield House, Grattan Place, and they were presented with puree of sovereigns subscribed by the family. The prosen tation was made the oldest eon, Mr John Grant, Backmill. Auchterleea, and a pleasant evening was ...

... Sis Months. Apply James Henderson. Chemist. Fyrie. Farm HOUSEKEEPER Wantod. Apply. With Referencos. Oncrc, Sooth Oolleonawf, ARM HANDS FOR NEW SOUTH WALES- A. Asristed Passage Scheme—soo Men Wanted (R«- pcdence not Necessary, aithoucb Adrantageous) tor ...

... Acceptable Gifts, for BOYS', YOUTHS', or MEN. OVERCOATS MUFFLERS SUITS UNDERSHIRTS. RAINCOATS. UNDERPANTS. WATERPROOFS. CARDIGANS. TROUSERS. SWEATERS. KNICKERS.- GLOVES. HATS. BRACES. CAPS. SILK HANDKERCHIEFS. TIES. UMBRELLAS. SOCKS. DRESS SHIRTS. COLLARS ...

... (dulcimer)', and John Brownlie 'phonograph). The accompaniments were iastetiuiy pla-ed -Messrs R. and W. Ilenry. number toasts were proposed and duly honoured interesting item of the prorrynme was the presentation prizes gifted to thy club Mr John S. Stuart ...

... /Wist. Apply, stating Wages expi'clal, u» G. J Walter. Squarr, Al’ertleon. Wanted Houses for Families at Lew Kcits. Apply Jami* Arm*. J.ld.. Dysart, l-'lfaehhpe. 'KMALE vto * SERVANTS In Caparity. JC with or »ilhool Experience. State Claes >1 Situation Rcqutred ...

... I'bopkktt dwelling-house* 1 and 3 Place. Fraserburgh, belonging to William ALaitland. draper, have been purchased by Mrs John Sim, Grattan riace. sale was through by Messrs Re j and M'Robbie architects. INVERURIE. Ordination of Eiders.—An ordination elders ...