... SWITHIN STREET, consisting 3 Public and Bed Room 3, Kitchen, Scullery, Bathroom, 2 W.C.'s; H. and C.; splendid Cellarage. * Kent, £40. Feu-duty, 4« Upset Prioe, induce competition, £650- For particulars apply to JOHN ROBERTSON, Solicitor, 124 Union Strew ...

... oheerfu' soond o' biddies' glee, Nor Maister's weel-kent face. I leave the spot wi' Bair, yak hen — Past thoughts my bosom fill — Come wandering hame my lea-fa' lane, To think on lads an' lassies gene, I kent at the auld achule. Andrew—Though the aul' squeal ...

... I'ckiy Station, will out the Boundaries, Conditions will felxown and Offers received Messrs WILSONE and DUFFUS, Ad'i-ociWfi, Golden Square. Aberdeen. E STATE OF POTTERTON To Let, with Entry Whitsunday next, the HOME FARM of POTTERfOX, the Parish of Belhelvie ...

... 3 10 ' and .Myers each bowled a no-ball KENT ▼. ESSEX. f again beautifully fine, there the resumption of play mbi fr lay. when Fane and Fer' continued battuig for Es«ex, who had 120 for on® wicket agiinst Kent's total of ¥ ' ier Blythe bowled. Fane made ...

... but with her rosy cheeks, bright and fascinating eyes, and flowing golden hair, appeared to poor Archie for the moment real artgel, dwelling in fairy heaven. I kent it. I micht a’ kent it,” she scathingly broke forth, with a flashing look that effectually ...

... ANZEMIA AND GASTRIC U BY PAN TOO. VENO’S SEAWEED jant Exhibition DONS. ring Onions, The story Mrs Excell,.of T! ing, Maidstone, Kent, tells o adish. arsiey. voy cure of her daughter by Veno’s is of great interest. Ine to. Mrs Excell writes:—' My coughte ...

... Aberdeen 0. Play was faster in the second half, and the locals took ' the upper hand. one occasion Mutch picked the ball off boot. The same player shortly afterwards muddled likely goal shot, which, however, was remedied Mackie. who scored from a square ...