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... President, Mr James Russel; vice-president, Councillor Macdonald; treasurer, Mr Weir; secretary, Mr John Duncan. The following skips were ballotted :—Messrs Wm. Maclean, Wm. Maclennan R. Thow, James Young, George A. Scrimgeour, James Russel, John Duncan, J. K ...
... Ged4es, John Street, Buckle, and Mary Jane Conn. John Street, Buckle. 31'Lean.— Reid —James:George li'Lean, 11 Tithes, Street, Buckle, and Reid, sZuke Street, Portgordon. Stewart.—Reid.—Alex. Stewart, 7 James Street, Buckle, and Hellen Ann Reid, 2 John Street ...
... LOSSIEMOUTH. HORSE DROWNED. During shunting operations early on Friday morning, a horse belonging to Mr John Alexander, carter, Lossiemouth, fell into the harbour and was drowned. NEW REGISTRAR.—At a special meeting of the Parish Council of Drainie held ...
... Singer 22 F. Masson, c Leslie b Singer I W. Milne, e Munro b Leitch 9 G. S. Turner, b Leslie b A. Paterson. Russell b Leslie $ J. Cuthbert. Leitch 6 John Birnie, not out U Extras 1 ...
... Knowles Bros. Jacobins—cock-1 John Crawford, Glespin, Lanark; 2 Archie Smith, Gosforth; 3 Silvester Edward, Fordoun. Do., hen-1 Archie Smith, 2 John Brodie, Elgin; 3 Silvester Edward. Do. (bred 1910 rung)—cock or hen-1 John Crawford, 2 Archie Smith, 3 S ...
... the 7th inst., the wife of John Cowie; of a son. Warr.—At 6 Oordonsburgh, Buckle, on the 7th inst• to Mr and Mrs Alex. Watt ; a daughter. Russam..—At Wester Blairock, Desktord, on the 10th inst., to Mr and Mrs Ciao. Russell ; a daughter. DEATH. FLRIT ...
... Peterhead; MN R. Ru sell. Ayrshire; Messrs Wm. Russell, C. IN — sell, A. E. Russell, A. Taylor. Wm. Bno% n. J. Ross, J. Ogg, A. Watson. G. Riddoch. Ruckie; R. Rur‘sell, Muir of Findoelity. Russell, W. H. Russell. Deskford; W. Allan. Fochabers ; R. Shearer ...
... HOUSE OF COMMONS. THURSDAY. Mr Powell Williams informed General Russell that the artillery of the Bth Division, though fully mobilised at Aldershot, was not being sent to South Africa, the military authorities at home and abroad sonsidecing it unnecessary ...
... the instance of William Gordon, writer, Edinburgh, against Alexander Russell, eldest son of the late William Russell, W.S., and also against Patrick Dunbar, eldest son of the late John Dunbar of Binna, for the sums contained in a bond by the late William ...
... Davidson, .. .. 2 0 James Russel of Russel & Son. .. .. 2 2 Councillor Rae, .. .. .. Alex. Lays, .. .. .. .. .. 2 0 W. P. Adamson, .. .. .. .. 2 0 R. Thow, .. .. .. .. 1 0 Mrs Grant, .. .. .. .. 1 0 John M'lntyre, .. .. .. .. 1 0 John M'Culloch, .. .. 1 0 ...
... Young—Blackie; by A. Slater— John Connachie; by John Green—J. D. Hird; by John Davidson—J. Chalmers; by L. T. M'Garth—Hendry, Fraserburqh; by Robert Duncan—Hendry, Keith; by hd. Rodgers —F. Shand; by Reid Bros.—J. Strachan; by John S. Simpson—J. Strachan; ...
... have prompt attention. euntutications to be Addressed to GEORGE MACKENZIE CLUNY Bona. &muss. MCKIE THUBSDAY, AUGUST 25, 1910. JOHN ALLAN, . ~.,, No ordinary collar can withstand more than a dozen attacks of any laundry. SWAN COLLARS will, and always look ...