... Yesterday. the Perth Sheriff Court, .-heriff-Prineip®* Jameson had before him in the list of appea* the action at the instance of John Robertsojj* farmer, Tomben, Strathtay, against Neil Dow, farmer, Silver Wells, Mnrthly, payment of the price of wintering sheep ...

... through ths heart He hsd latterly been suffering from influenzi Lord Russell's Whistle Among those who left by the Kildonan Castle yesteiday from Southampton for fi-outli Africa was Lieut Russell son of the Lurd-Chief-Juxtice The great legal luminary came down ...

... given, but the work accomplished was of a very ,|high class The first prize plough WaS made by .ISel.iars. luntly. i ir John Russell, Advie House, the secretary, *deserves the greatest pra:,ie for his untiring efforts in maaking-satisf&etory arrangements ...

... objected to spending money in prosecutions, which never had good result. none tbe defaulters ever vaccinated their children. John F. Shaw moved the previous question, remarking that they were there Parish Councillors to administer the law as laid down to ...

... Anderson Comfort Ye, and Mr John Smith Nazareth. Mr C. Rainsay Smart presided at the organ. At meeting of the Trades Council on Thurnday evening—Mr A. Smith, chairman, presiding—on the motion of Mr A. King, seconded by Mr John M. Mann, it was agreed to ...

... Foyers-1M coal 'Simard Castle Oil. Warman. Plato Respires. Montrose-1410 is manure Star M. SM. Kidd. is road W. ton. 147. Russell. Reims, via Ayr 1 .lest. 50. Akaander. Workington-113 cal had. fe aidrewe. Tricorn - 100 tns coal Nooks. litrsarser. Ass. ...

... been decided. 100 Yards. —At Glasgow. Won of Edinburgh. in Imin 5 2-Ssees. 220 Glasgow. Won by W. L. Russell. in 2mins 24secs. 440 Yards.—At gow Won by John- stone bslwards. Iya in 2 jalf-Mile. ‘Won by Chas. Martin. Clisgow. who swam a he way on his a covered ...

... -allach-L hob Eaadaie and Welan hiatea Saiia all ao'te elta Llmea Ac a: Central Store Dixoc tract (off Enoch fiquartL GUagow— John Morlaon The right and wreng way Thia applies to the epenJuag of money aa to everything cbe Weean guide you in thia It our buei-dcm ...

... will not, we I think, enhance the writer's reputation in this I country. f A Torn-out Page. By Dora Russell. I (Iondon: Dighoy, Long & Co.) Miss Russell's latest story is cleverly thought out and planned. The scenes are in many cases I distinctly clever ...

... Erro ' . l . Madame Ella Russell had the honour of singing before the Queen and the Royal Family . Sir Robert Collins arrived at Osborne , and had the honour of dining with Her Majesty and tto . Royal Family . Vice-Admiral Sir John Pulierton , tho Bev . ...

... Fort-George; John M'Andrew, Glassgreen, Elgin; Archibald Middleton, Aboyne; Alex. Beaton, 23, Baker Street, Aberdeen; James L. Grant, Shiels, Botriphnie, Glass; John David son, Dykeside, Alves; James 13arnetson, St Vincent, Taira; John Munro, leant Farm ...

... QUKENSOATE. Scottish Board Sir Donald Matueson, K.C.8., Chairman, Hugh Brown, Et>q David S. Cargill, Esq. John Cran, Esq., Inverness. Sir Chaules Dalbtmplb, of Newhailea. Bb., M.P. Sir George Macpherson-Gbant, Bart, of Ballin’ dalloch (London Board). ...