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... walls of their redoubtse were skilfarlly h i loopaoled. The combat was .so close tha the j rifles were frequenrtly fired at an arm's Length i , betweeu the opposing forces. It was. in' fact, a i , hasd-to-hand efcoounter in the grrey darn. The roen on hosr ...
... 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 ...
... -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 ...
... —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 ...
... kind is enough. Lady Cardigan, widow of the fawns Lord Cardigan, who led the immortal charge of the Light Brigade at Balaclava, has given a Cardigan jacket to every man in the troop of Yeomanry in which she was interested. Lady Cardigan was the second wife ...
... Btrathdon and Ibie ateam trawlers atrivad ia Aberdeen aa Tharadey, both hatiag autaiaad oosaidarable damage. From toe latter, John Graham, toe aaooad fiabetmaa, waahad overboard and drowned. The Butterfly of Hall also.arrived In Aberdeen the same day and ...
... Crouie that he rmutt present lid.eli at my c-cup, and that Iis f~sr tor~st coins out of their laager after( laying lown their arm. I Bly a.m. [ received General Cronje, and Lia tulpgram to you annoulncing, r ourse cuncS of eoovstio-t ht e aske-aL for ki;nd ...
... Cunningham. George. Dirleton, Haddington Davidson. John. Elwin: °rear, John, t,stniis George, Alums; Rwart , E. A.. Bangalore, Central India . ; Field, Frank, London • Forbes, 0 ., Int-arm-oaf k'orbes. John, Crmch ; Flower, H. E., Atimeharan Andrew Kinclaven ...
... the arm.but rrfu-od have, and received wound and fatal injury later. A boy waa at Monday’* Police Court convicted of kicking a companion In tna face ao that one hi* rye* a destroyed. Sentence waa deferred (or *ix to how in* lad recovered. Mr John Barrit ...
... rebeis b1y General Brabant thas beern withdrawn. bub rebels wishing to re- curn to their farm- may do so on surrendering their arms and ammunition to a mtgief'rt&, bo I to the nea4,ebt milicary authority. receiving a pass from such an authority. without which ...
... and Assignation in Security, within the Forbes Arms Hotel in Rosehearty, Saturday, the 31st day of March, 1900, Four O’clock afternoon, the Property situated in Rosehearty, which belonged to the late John Riddell, Junior, shoemaker in Rosebearty Upset ...
... addition to the architecture of the town, is from plans produced by Mr George Sutherland, A.R1.8.A. The front elevation, facing Grattan Street, is two storeys height, with attics above. The feature of the elevation is a centre gable, which is flanked by two-side ...