... ordered to be detained lii. • Measure, as • mina. oat lunatic for drowning ►er two While al work • Made. mill no Wedweaday, John Alexander. an seer. Wellugeo• Wrest. felt reader, and ruststord frost whirls he died Mammary. Robert Stewart, • coal porter ...

... Church Bursday. The Rev. Mr Jamiere was by Rev. Andrew Russell. babe Notwithstanding Us debute of rain afternoon. there use a good attendance. FAIVI , DAT • The tens for hWt Friday seeming, the War. John Ferro el a• he The woes added to the Contrantioe Petri ...

... THE RATHEARN HERALD. SATURDAY, AUGUST 19, 1902. VISITORS AT CRIEFF. Beaks. John lin Ts ler and Mr John T. . Perth. I *raw end Vt•stora are Invited leave thew Addressee •t the `Herald Odle.. Cowie Names *nutted elm be by sending thew to the Ogee. ACADEMY ...

... Mrs sod family. Masada Mr aid Mr. Jibe Hem, Glarever. BI.:::RELL STREET. laraieferd—Mr, l hairnet, and Mr. Edo. and Mrs John Johns, one •od Cro•shill, Glasgow. View—Mr and M:a Gray sod family, Mr and il.sa Dome.. Avr. Woodbine Co:tcge—Mrs Lawson and Yrs ...

... J. Tr loa n 38. B. lam. Sir Potaton, round 1 A. J. Kemp, 2,J. M Meehan, 3 Jammu. nix Pot• Solo. Erg-1 J. 2A. J. Kemp, 3 Mrs John/woo. Four Caro —1 W. Marry, 2J. Mlllnshan, 3 A. J. 3 &Ow. Six Unions-1 J. Sosoisredle, 2 A. J. Taylor, 3.7. Bondman Twelve ...

... by tho Rd,. %V. Whyte, M Smith, 8.0., Robert oir Shoar-r, City of Khios. easel the late John Shearer, G.P.0., Edinburgh, to./ere, youngest daughter of the John Cranial', Cosmic,. DEATHS. Cute—At NelMeld, Crieff, on 7th March. Margaret Bayne, wife of ...

... could be increased. The whole scheme is not expected to involve over a hundred millions. In titeclisoussionwitiObfolloored, Mr John Redmond criticised some minor points of the measure, but deferred expressing any opinion of the scheme as a whole unti tl ...

... JAMES PATERSON BEGS to intimate that he has taken Delivery of NEW GOODS, suitable for the Coming Season. My DRESSMAKER (Miss RUSSELL) has also returned from London with all the Latest Ideas for the Coming Season. FIRST GRAND SHO W. SEE WINDOWS. DRESSMAKING ...

... attendance, which included representatives from the Established, United Free, and Original Secession Churches. The Rev. Dr Russell took the chair. The hate: remarked that, though seemingly small, the meeting was tba largest held in connection with the Praye: ...

... the short leet in the vacancy in Mel. cries Parish Church :—Rev. Alex. M'Lellan, ass.bcant, Cathedral Church, Glasgow; Rev. John Boyd. M.A., 8.D., assistant, Dunblane Cathedral; Rev. Mr Masterton, assistant, Springburn, Glasgow. The election takes place ...

... competitions just completed were as follow; Sergeant T. CaHenan, 263 ; Privato W. stoke*, 263 ; Mr I). MColi. 219; Private John Connell, 218; Private H. M'lntosh. 244 • Private J. M 'Rae: 242 ; Private P. Fallon, 2 42 ; C olour-Serceant J Anderson. 238; ...

... the destination to be Crieff. Arrangements were left in the hands of a Committee, consisting of Brothers Corns, Faichney, Russell, and Morrison. Snr lax T. Belly-Kenny, Adjutant-General to the Forces, has been offered the oommand of the Fifth Army Corps ...