... Aberdein, commercial traveller. REID-RELID —At the Seatield Arms Hotel, Cullen, on G. M. Park, B.D., Desk- ford, Charles the 2nd July, to Janet, eldest rth, ailend, Deekford. daughter of John Reid, J.P RODGER-ENGLAND.—At 8 De Lorentz Street, Cape Town ...

... Fishenrer, Fraserburgh, will take Diaee TO-DAY (THURSDAY), 13th December, at from his Besidence to EIRTON CHURCH 2 Gowanles, Grattan Place, Fraserburgh a a ee ee Public Roetices. COMPLIMENTARY LU NCHEON TO L. PRESSLY ESQ., EDITOR, ABERDEEN DAILY JOURNAL & ...

... 3rd John Fraser. On Thursday afternoon while several girls were amusing themselves jumping,from the top of the Bartizan wall, near the Tempeianoe Hotel, on to the sand below, one of them Maggie Murray, Pitsligo Street, fell and broke her right arm. The ...

... instant, by Rev. James a tl = Rev. Donald Beaton, W tek, and. the Rev. John R. Mackay, he Rev. Mackay, Free Presby- Enverness, t , Stornoway, to MaRGaRET Murray, thied daughter of the late John Sinclair, W MAIB : WOOD.—At Greyfriars’ Charch, A berdeen, the 25th ...

... which were most complete. were carried out by a committee, of Messrs John Hutcheon, jun.. Viewfield vener): W. B. Steele, secretary ; John L. treasurer; E. Bailey. G. Chessor, John Dav D. W. Douglas, W. Duthie, W. Fal- coner, Rev. Ko 8. Gunson, W. Gall ...

... Parker in a quite different style. The Temple preacher is slow and sententious, with little gesture, and that confined to his arms. The Reverend Mark is rapid and mercurial, and gesticulates with all his body, but especially with his head. He has been called ...

... make out particulars, and send them to the Railway Company. '1 he Clerk read the following leder he had red trona the Hon. John (dorden, M.P., in to the Burgh Public Health Wetland) 13 House of Commona, 17th April, 1902. Dear Mr Dlennie,-1 would bz ce ...

... operations go merrily on. ° a magier of faci, Grattan Street has been practically built up, and now. to meet the continued demand for suitable ter, ano Tr street 2 little further meet, but rumning parallel to Grattan Street. is being fornied. Two of the best ...

... Bioncharen. 186—John Cook, Stricken. 1866—John M. Fleming, Ordiqnhill. 1867—Alex. Ogg, Fprie. 1868—Donald Sime• Kenmore. Perthshire. 1869—James Rat tray. Kirriemuir. 1870—Alex. Bruce, Mintlaw. 1871—David Skinner• Inverurie. 1872—John M. Trail, Moneyinusk ...

... pulpit. Mr Joh ot be chose for his text 18 and 34, xten- teacheth my hands to war, so that a b with stecl is broken by thine arms.” The dis was a thou omon htfal and vigourous one an rithin attentionly istened to by a large congres Mr Grant Smith, organist ...

... elected for the ensuing year in the Royal Arch Chapter. Solomon Lodge, No. 38 John Hendry; James A. Rollo : P.J., George S. Chalmers ; Scribe E. W. S. F. Wilson ; Scribe N, John Duthie; treasurer; William Rennie ; first poi Alexander F. Carrillo, second ...

... a desire tha of age. turbed. But Mrs Barrett cheeks sunk, and other rooms, and when B ed, but it was evi- | a was standing, arms akimbc [SS ow ee in his prime. drawing-room. “Did ye ever seo the | he Bet tas he steward entered | . room hasn’t had a — ee ...