... Green—And. Taylor, Newbritlge, v. John Russell. Gorebridin: S. :4impson. Newbridge. v. Thomas Lean. Arniston: R. Thomson, Pohon, s. J. French. Fast. Calder. Pohon Green—Robert Simpson, Dalkeith. v. A Forsyth. Libertnn; John Neill. Eskmills nituikl, v. J. ...

... Montroac's promise that. she should keep Baby Joy brought a smile to her lips. S o intent was she upon her own thoughts. that John Russell, coming up the lane in the oppesite direction, was face to face with her before she was aware of his presence. This is ...

... relatives. and Elizabeth does not like to think of the workhouse for her, she take- charge of the little girl herself. Dr John Russell. locum tenons at the oldfashioned country town of Rranduere. is called out to the Corner House. CHAPTERS U. (Continued) ...

... followed by Sir John Tyrrell and Mr Ferrand. Then the tournament began. The battle raged for six hours, and the League champions achieved a striking victory. The amendment to his resolution was put to utter rout, and when night fell, Sr John Tyrrell was found ...

... correapot ded. They were—in addition to her son. Lord —Mr. Gladstone, Lord Salisbury, Lord Beaconsfield, Lord Derby, Lord John Russell. Lord Palmerston. Lord Alerilt i,. Sir Lord Idellititime. (4.1, tta Of Wellinsbni, %on! sud Mr. Canning. Silver Medal. ...

... incidental businesses attended to, the essayist of tlia evening, Mr John Russell, Edinburgh. was called upon to submit his paper entitled Jacobite Songs and Ballads. In opening, Mr Russell explained the presence of the song and ballad by asking in what ...

... William Johnston, clothier, Stow; E. B. Mercer, manufacturer, Stow: David Pringle of Torquhan: John Russell, hotelkeeper, Stow; George Stance, builder, Stow; and John Thin, farmer, Fernieltirst. All are members of last Council with the exception of Mews Pringle ...

... administered without delay: all that Alida's skill. and Mrs Donalds. - n's randy co-operation. could do, was done. Hut as John Russell s-ftiv opened the floor and came into tare room . th e . eyes of the two nurses met across the bed. and each one knew that ...

... about life, but—what then! Me can go on trying to find the answer to the puzzle. Miss Barbara's blue eyes looked into John Russell's moody face, and in their depths there was both jest and understanding. 'to the little lady of ripe experience and luring ...

... president. Mr John M'llvenna; vioe-president s Mr Wm. J. Ford ; secretary, Mr Wm. Paterson, jun., !elicitor, 3 Parkside Villas, Portobello ; treasurer, Mr W. H. Brodie, Royal Bank. Portobello; directors, Mews John Harriot, Robert Russell, James Forsyth ...

... competition for the Lord Provost's trophy, Mr Rankine Simpson, W.S.: Dr Wyse, Falkirk: ex-Bailie Buchan, Portobello: Mr John Russell, Glasgow: Mr Teichmann, etc. Dinner having been partaken of, The Chairman proposed the toast of The King, - and thereafter ...

... the doctor. What duet r? her question was rapped out sharply and Sherrington glanced at her curiously. The man here, John Russell. He has been doing the howl doctor's work for a time. He a very good sort, leaving anon unluckily. I owe Guy's life largely ...