... SEAMOUNT PLACE (ofl Oaliowifaie). Aberdeen Liberal Advances on all kinds of Movable Property Sums abobe £lO spacial agreement Parties sending goods from distance ran rely advances being sent per return post. Private COMPANY. ...

... in i - chol. -.Aooyst othersa)here wYere present Mr sr and Mrs M.'Lean and party, Breda; Lieutenant uri M'Leau, Black Watch Mr GI. Moir Byres, Mrs e et Moir Byres, and party, Tonlevs; Mr D. M'Lean on an at. iteoo ak Poesr and Mis,e if. Talr dnuab MsT ...

... of ilr Whiison . Mr iSI'Larcn . -Miss B . Hay . ifiss M'CrnidSe , and other friends , and Christmas -thoruas were sung by parties of the girls . - The piooee&igs • a'ere as usual brousht to a itose bv faaiily wbTshiprondncted by Mr M'Donald . Tfao meriEt ...

... rainy ; , Major Byug , witli a strong patrol party , made a reconnaissance this morning towards Springfield , aild another patrol of Thornoycrott ' s Horse wont , in tho direction of Spitzkon . Neither party saw any forcb of tho oncmr . • • . ' . . . ' ...

... either succumbed or might be unable to carry themselves through the depression. Bonding orders did not come in so freely, and parties were more inclined to pick up odd lots in the salerooms for immediate consumption. The trade, however, had the good sense ...

... the theory tihat in the Tventieth Centrvy began on the stroke of twelve o'clock last night. ,It i; argued ed by the 'zero party that. the firt year was not a year, bat only 365 individual days, e from the last of which the first. year dates. But whether ...

... atlcainted with Joees's system of hoook~eeping and experieceid in a - v'hole~sals hon~tn preferred.-Addreas. stating full parti- caters and salary required._6620, Herald Off~ce. _ I p OKEPR (L.E.l anid nocasiheoal Traveller sat BO.egoM erpritaro; for ...

... d- State by the BiaisjAjfinistrv, will have to bhil n- dissolved. aild thi;iiwill not please the Protte- it *ir I tionist party, bv tho votes of. whom the present Mx Ministry hold office. There are various reasons re to account for the ?? of the present ...

... ; ctsb Iirices . 'Kcclar fc-SmlUi . 57 A HanoTCr Strcrt . • . • • RESS snrl » ( gent . ' ! ! . all sizas . hired balls , parties , kc . S-itzyasidt ' s . St Slisr Sirest . ' EainburEh : 'Rllboolh V / imd . Lcith . ' - - . • - • • • . _______ Ti ZASTtC ...

... KM . ' _________ •• ______________ -B / TR and ? rK 3 PATTIS&N cro the LABGEST SB Enrcn of Led-OC ClothiOE in Scotland . Parties entrnit-~ 'ThS % th derscr s ' -ndin ; Parcds csnrel , on rcainn ; SfC ^ -Pr ' ea . Addrcsi-SS George -IV . Bridca , EdiDhurch ...

... doubia reconitaissanoo was mado thigniorning . One party wont io fcho . right . and destroyed , twp farmhouses on . tho border tenoo , which it wa . ' thought ^ the Boers might'occupy . Tho ' othCT party weni to tno letl , tour ' aliles ' out . . Tkey drew ...

... themselves at war . The interpretation of the Declaration of Paris did not in this case arise , because the beUigareuta wara not parties to it ; but it wan uii (? trstood that both would • act' in its lines ; and for a day or two showers of questions were poured ...