... every confidence in tbhee aon, and the nation fully reciprocate6 that j r contsdecs. W e etill bxee every conaidenne au .3 in oar 7enerars, desnite fnse defeats they have ex-ser:- d enoed. The truth is that the warT found us un- prepared, which only shows ...

... to jamn ht; legmernt, the, Royal Butte- .rc-., t' atIlaI GrcrstSan, sai'd_-Ladiers and gentlemen. 5- sent icr a-Rich we have met this, afternIo o - alall krcetc, p, tittaelt Miss Niacketnzie - - rantoad necklace on rite ac-ca-ton of liet i rh rn arriage ...

... tableb in the ante-cbapel in King's College / ,r in memory of the late Miss Jennie E. D. S. i Ingram. The petition was also siened by members i d of the students' societies with which Miss Ingram ] i- was associated. In moving that permission be i e granted ...

... has been unable to gain any information regarding -him. It having been surmigepl that the missing officer might havve made his way towaxds Sibe, in ore':er to awo-.d the Boxer disturbances, offioial inquiries have also b'enslrade through the British ! nhassa~dor ...

... Ilionnoir of benaicWt the on hlizhla, d'10ers (-ant would teinte thar ame -upatart ma; he ~3ven Jto hss-ut. of s-or as, was given zo h4st coltse ini oOrma$i iof floe battaltrit, Aij ito-ra LI b Vii r t n' Hirhlatders. d Calomci Glrant's- 'r-ire, it ntia- ...

... ,j R 3. W. CROMBIPO. M.P., oN I TFHE WAR I Mr J. W. Oro.mbie, ilP. fto Klhaerdineshire, addressed I meeting of his constituents at rourdoa on JaturdaY levening. tMr James Sitrachan, fish salesman, presided, and introduced the non. usoanber. Mriromrbie ...

... IR .J. W. CROMBIV, M.P., AT I DRUMLITHIE. CONDEMNS THE PUBLICATION OF SPION KOP DESPAWHES. blr J. W. C'rombie, MIYP. for Kineardinethire, addressed a meeting of his constituents at Drum- liuhie last night. :Mr T. G. Gray of Keabog occ cupied the chair ...

... Waulknill; Miss Smith, teacher; Miss Sutherland. -the Ma-nse; Mirs Joiner, Cross- brae;Miss Morrison, Little Ribrae; Miss M llan, -the Misses West, and Miss Boyne. Refresh- ment stall-Mrs Lorimer Mrs W. Joiner ...

... Rev. D. Beatt, DD..; on. vice-presidents. Messrs J. E. Realemont, James Ogilvie, A. Esslemont, and G. J. Shepherd; bon. conductor. H. David- son: chairman of committee, Mr P. Esslemont; pianist, Miss Ritchie: organists, Messrs Thos. Dalgarno and ...

... of Mr Soutar. Rev. W. Mackintosh Mackay, B.D., occupied the chair, and there was a large audience. Songs were effectively rendered by AMrs Mackinnon, Miss Munro, Miss Bessie Bruce. I Mr L. Gordon, and Miss Linklater, and by Messrs Sourar, Lamb, Mitchell ...

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... Ios; M iss U. J. Philip. do.. do.. is; irs . -. daoneld and Air Albert Thornson. roat OTilne fl. j; s M*iss M. C'halmers. Fligeliffe. 2s :'Trs Wilson. 1 do. 2s: M\Jr J. B. facrdiarmid. do, 73 6d: Mr3 j I Ednnonston. Totnindhu. Is; ...