... accused lying on the floor in front of the fireplace in the bar. There were two barmaid* in the roo n and one of them (Mrs Gunn) said she Hid not know it was an offence to allow a drunk man to remain on licensed premises. The Sc. tor's evidence. Evidence ...

... fancy dress was awarded to Yr Douglas Swanson, West Park. Ha was dressed as an Admiral. The second prize was won by Yr George Gunn, Kinnaird Street, who figured as a Red Indian. The order of the procession was as follows : -1, Chief Marshal (Major David ...

... very highly honoured I feel, and I thank you all very hearty for the way in which yon have responded to the toast whioh Mr Gunn has proposed in such kind and flattering language. . . . - I never expected to be in this position and I do not think that ...

... Willowhank, Wick. DEATHS. diONN.—At West Gersa, Watten, on 28th December, Maragret Jessie Mackay, beloved wife of Sinclair Gunn, aged 20 years—sadly missed and deeply mourned. IMACIEENZIE.—At Bridgebouse, Westfield. on 13rd December, Christina Smith, ...

... Robert Gunn; Mr and Mrs P. D. Mackay; Mr J. Stephen Eadie and Mr S. Easton Slimmers, C.A., ex-president of Moray and Banffshire Association. Other diners attending inoinded—Mr and Mrs George Calder, Mr and Mrs John Mowat, Mr and Mrs William Gunn, Mr A ...

... Guam the Evening. Mr Robert Gunn, F.E.1.5., in proposing Our' Guest . ' said—lt is my honour and privilege to be the medium of asking you to pledge the health of the honorary president of the Association and our touch esteemed and highly respected guest ...

... Akletaine Mackay, infant daughter of Mr and Mrs John M. GII/TN.—On Ist Jnnitary. at 3 Haile§ Gardens, Colinton, the Rev. Hugh Gunn, beloved husband of Margaret Punnet. WArDOVA —At Newlsnr:A. Dunbeath, on the 28th Deoemher, latter a long illness borne with ...

... Grant, W. Mackenzie; James Cormack, George Nicolson, J. Bremner; D. Sutherland, J. Marshall, Donald Shearer, George Tait, J. Gunn. Reserves— R, Edwards, H. Clyne , Don. Roan and Roy Rosa. Referee—Mr John McArthur. WICK AND PLILTENITTOWN INDUSTRIAL CO. Macaws ...

... Maclean; 9, Pte. Grant Murray; 10, Pte. Andrew Murray; 11, Pte. Andrew Macdonald. Recruits-1, Pte. W. Sutherland; 2, Pte. W. Gunn; 3, Pte. J. Mackay; 4, Pte. W. D. Sutherland; 6, Pte. Andrew Sutherland; 8, Pte. A. W Sutherland; 7, Pte. R. Sutherland; 8 ...

... Banks (razor strop); 8, Sergi. W. Watt (pipe and pouch); 7. J. Ma&onald (safe/ razor); 8, J. Alexander (cigarette ease); 9. I. Gunn, jr. (medal). Aggregate—W. Oman (lamp.) Air Oun Shooting-1. Alex. A. Banks (alarm clock); 2, W. Oman (medal); 3. S. Barnetson ...

... the others present. were—Provost M'Ewen, Wick; Pro- Briny% Thurso; Bailie Green, and Major J. Robertson, Wick; Capt. J. W. Gunn, Ban/ aiskirk; Capt. Barnetson, Clayock; Messrs Jas. Donaldson, Alexander Corner, Fred. Harper, Donald Waters, eenr., D. Stewart ...

... Mrs Black, Miss Taylor, NLA.. Miss Bain, Misses Black, Chrystall, ROss, , and Grant. Conceits—Miss Alexander, Capt. J. W. Gunn and Mr Menzies. Accompnnist—Hiss B. Henderson. Competitions. Knitting Competition: Socks —1, Cathie Grant: 2, Dina Robertson; ...