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... Buchan, 16 Grattan Place, £2. Subscription! should be aent to John Noble, ABJUL, A.CJS., Burgh Treatuier, Sj Mid Street SXLOOT POND San Pedro Brocben par Mn Beatrice Ritchie. 1026 2nd Street San Pedro, */« Subscrlptlona ahoold be aeht to Mr John Noble, ABJUt ...
... —Messrs C . D . M'lvorA . T . A . Young , George Veitch , John GroundwaterGeorge Jardine Darge , James Dorward , Robert Hall , John Garvie , William Smith , J . B . Mackenzie , W . R . Brown , John BailliePeter M . Fisher , James M . Wregg , James Mullo ...
... after tea at Garlogie and three other nips between 9 and 9.30 p.m. at Cowdray Arms Hotel. Echt. John C. Harper, farmer. Mill of Hole. said that after leaving the Cowdray Arms Hotel he entered accused's car along with Porter. who reversed the vehicle from ...
... —At Durris Parish Church, on sth September. 1942. the Rev P. Conacher. John, eldest son and Mrs Duncar. Strachan, Chapel House, to Barbara Marybelle. youngest (laughter Mr and Mrs John Birss. Norjii Brae Crathes. , _ THOMSON—RITCHIE. At the South Ch'irch ...
... PAID for all| Apply No. 281 * Shetland Times ** Office. goodl;dun W. JOHNSON, Greenfield Place, W— Lerwick. ARM O » condition. .T T e e Apply JOHN WILLIAM SMITH, Houss, WANTED.Thlgl:l'l'l!dl:s o finish gar-| 3.cra lsle. ments wil air patterns, fi: e — ...
... children are out of babyhood, accidents have been known to happen through lifting them by the arms, or swinging them round. They must always be lifted under the arms. That is the comfortable, and the rafest way. LESS HANDLED THE BETTER Most women whether they ...
... f,•r tho Scottish me sending hen) and comfort to Woolen and children in Ito Warm gainie.its snch as 1101111.4+, searVeS, cardigans. glilVes, stockings. etc., Will go w'th the bl st uislies of the Bed Work Paclies to the2* brave members of the Russian eivilian ...
... Pembroke. Carmarthen, and Cardigan on having broken their tillage and livestock records for the peak year of 1870. Mr Hudson said the spirit of adaptation was never more needed than now. GROW MORE FLAX WAR CASUALTIES APPEAL MAJOR JOHN MACRAE GOVERNMENT TO ...
... the names escape my memory, but some of them remain. Jimmy Murray, saddler, Walter Flett, draper, S. (?) Noble, teacher, (?), John Cranna, the Broch historian, Jimmie Milne, Alexander Winton, my eldest brother Robert (Bob) Whyte, who became agent for the ...
... -suffering from head and facial injuries, and the latter with a fractured arm and other injuries. Both were ©n Thursday night reported to be a little better. Two soldiers. Gunner William John Cain, aged 35, of 179 Northchurch Read, Islington, London, who was ...
... -In the list of 15 new doctors announced at Aberdeen University on Friday occurs the name of William Stephen, 78 Grattan Place, Fraserburgh, son Mr Robert Stephen, merchant, Castle Sreet. “Archbishop of Scotland.”—Our distinguished townsman, the Bt. Rev ...