... Muney Coutes, a partner in the famous banking firm of that name. Mr. Coutts, jun., married a daughter of Major-General John Russell. and has a Little son, so that the title is fairly well assured in the direct line. It rosy be pointed out that the Duke ...

... grew war-weary, and they called for peace. Our French Ally had grown tired of the sad, insensate, hapless campaign. Lord John Russell went to the Congress of Vienna• to try and arrange terms of peace. Among other things he intested on Russia limiting her ...

... myself? She is so sweet—so very sweet—why should I not take the baby? cHAPTER lI.—A DEAR LITTLE 0I.1). FASHIONED TOWN. John Russell called it a 44A-forsaken hole. People who loved it called Rransmere in the %pods of the song—• dear little old-fashioned ...

... MALICIOCS MISCHIEF). —At Portobello Police Court on Friday morning—Judge Spiers on the bench—three young men, John M'Farlane, David Russell. and Hugh Wilson. residing at 49, 19, and 159 Jewel Cottages respectively, pleaded guilty to a charge of malicious ...

... Ritchie; Carmiihael Trophy. Wrn.• Aitken, Peter Aitken, A. Ritchie, and John Russell; Hope Trophy. Wm. Webb and Thos. Webb; Midlothian • TroPhy. skips W. Aitken, T. Webb. and J. Russell. The weekly jumbles game of the Arniston Club was won by F. Kirk, W. ...

... tea s whi , li was greatly enjoyed. was preside.* the following ladies:—Mrs Allison. Mrs W. Mrs C. K. Brown. Mrs John Wilhanma, Mrs Russell. Mrs Goldie, Mrs Drummond. Mrs ll•Nulty, and Bailie Mrs Heater. Nand supplied the music for the dance which lowed ...

... through the Meadow., dead, having evidently fallen with his head ander water and been unable to rise. Picrrita Poet Cum.—Mr John R. Russell, Edit). bvrgb. has published recently several new series of picture post cards. Those of Dalkeith and district are hand ...

... well-hieing. the doctor assures me she is very healthy. Her illness yesterday was only dus, to teething. Dr Russell says she is a splendid child. Dr Russell, Ah. that reminds me. Mrs Fe - alley, as was her wont, went off at a tangent. I don't like the man ...

... appointed —Messrs Jas. Gerrard. Wm. Martin. and Alex. Shwa, elders; Messrs Alfred Nichol, Wm. Smith. Walter Samuel. John Thomson, Jas. Russell, S.S.C., and Alex. McKay, managers. A meeting of the appointed committee was afterwards held. Mr Nichol being elected ...

... shots. o,.rebed during the week-end at Hull. O n S a t ur d ay Arniston visited the Jewel Green , bridge skins were John Dreyer, John Russell, While shunting on the L. 31.8. line at Larne. and engaged the locals in a return match. An ' James I .ll'intosh ...

... grown-up ami sons f.l . and Whitson, sec.; easily; tie break it up when British credit was still in Chit.. John Russell having reached the final ea and John M'lntosh, jun. daughters, who are all well known in the Yards Faye Style (Juniors)-1. 31 , danger would ...

... trade done in these cards, and there is still room for variety and enterprise in their production by pub- Ushers. Mr John R. Russell, North Bridge, Edinburgh, who has already put upon the market several pleasant aerie, of cards, has introduced another ...