... Calidonian Hotel, Invcrgordon. Pra. JOHN C. GORDON, FRASKRBiacH. Mr George Garden, merchant, 7 Mid Strset, Fraserburgh, has received intimatierT that his son. Pis. John. C. Gordon, Cordons, was wounded in the left fore-arm oa July 28, and is new in hospital ...

... articles exceed the price limit laid down is submitted from Mr Warwick 2 rooks . Sir Edward Goulding ,. lit John Hinds , Mr Kennedy Jones , and Sir John Harmood Banner . In effect they say that the proposed luxury duty is obviously for revenue purposes . It ...

... ti. win victor, We know tr day that . the Tea Tart, an A —Ow Thursday people of Ctrs country not only can do it. but Pti‘ate John Calderwood, R.A.M.C.. who the; have dom. it. and if they continued wan remanded at the Sheriff Court Mat week do , t• certain ...

... urgently the work parties send in as many as possible. White wincey hospital nightshirts, surgeons’ overalls, ward slippers, cardigans, gloves, and helmets are also required. Quantities games and playing cards are also needed, and gifts them will bo greatly ...

... Great War. John Devlin, formerly of Arbroath Poorhouse, and old-time Maroon footballei, one of a team of Caledonian bowlers touring the west of Scotland this week. Mr Devlin is governor of Dunfermline Poorhouse. Rev. K. T. Thomson, Brechin, and John L. Kea ...