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... Cnshnie, minister of Rayne, John Milne, LL.D., l'rinci. pal of Dollar Institution, to Jessie Gray, daughter of the late Arthur Gray, of flarthill, Aberdeenshire. At Conlin, on the 21th ult., by the Rev. Colin Macken• zie, Mr Robert Carruthers, jun., Inverness ...
... Kissing Prfttt Girls. —The Rev. Arthur Gray, stone is not alone in his submission to the captivation of a pretty face. There are plenty of Mrs Harris's about, and one of them nearly got her pastor and master into ns much trouble as is just now the misfortune ...
... Bow ~Geal, Kenzie 5 hacks, Carswell and West. water hall back Butter and Porter ; forward Moore, and W;, ah mle Baxies, Arthur, Gray and Mea. muir ; Christie. ards, ye, Chi ristie, Baxter, G. Anbuoath vr, Covran A mateh was played between these Clubs at ...
... Witness forwarded to The irmingbam, Glasgow, and Edinburgh. carter called upon him, aud took the fish to the station. Arthur Gray, formeriy railway clerk at New- burgh, eaid it was his duty there to book the fish He knew the two to be forwarded by train ...
... Rev. A. P. Davidson, Knox Chtirch, of a daughter. GBAT.— At 53 .Albert Street, Edinburgh, on tha 17th inst., the wife of Arthur Gray, of a daughter. Harvey.— At 3 Brunton Terrace, Edinburgh, oa tho 18th inst., the wifo of James Harvey, painter, of a daughter ...
... Rev. A. P. Davidson, Knox Chflrcli, of a daughter. Gray.—At 53 Albert Street, Edinburgh, on th® 17th inst., the wife of Arthur Gray, of » daughter. Harvky.—At 3 Brunton Terrace, Edinburgh, oa the ISth inst., the wife of James Harvey, painter, of a daughter ...
... the little wie unable to escape, rushed int @ pro. literally roaste GORED TO D TH ” A Slongh correspondent te man named Arthur Gray, son “kh Iver, jenter ‘oh, don Thurs Paar disembowelled him, The to walk to the farmhouse alth rovide was gzony, and he ...
... into corner a' l w literally roasted. GORED TO DEATH A BULL. A Slough col-respondent telegraphs that y oU mail nartied Arthur Gray, son a farmer living! Iver, entered a field Thursday afternoon n' a bull, when the animal turned upon him and a ' ,Tl d ...
... blood was not the Geraldines. So Amorette kept day, she thought, some day, shall be. Youth, however, is less . maiden, aud Arthur Gray had the i slim girl, with the white dress and •■ golden hair too vividly and too n•. before his eyes to permit the of the ...
... Edge, who shall change on one Sunday in every quarter with the ministers Q f the P^teSBie Circuit. Portessie Robiuson (b), Arthur Gray i Go T rdo . Buckie). Inverness —Charles J. Mara.i Berwick and Duurossness— 1 Macartney Herbert Waterworth. Walls (Lerwick) ...
... (Inverurie), l'etcrhead ; Thomas J. Price, Dundee (Victoria Road); Edward Charlesworth, Banff ;H. Gotton Edge, Portessie ; Arthur Gray (Portgordon, Buckie); In verness, Charles J. Back. Throwing a Bottle from Express Train. —On Saturday afternoon the Dairy ...
... Barraclough. Arbroath— John James Ward. Montrose— William Kelson. Banff—H. Gorton Edge. Purtessie (Buckie)— William Robinson, Arthur Gray. Inverness— David C. Ingram, Arthur Hoyle. The Zetland District. Thomas J. Macartney, Chairman. Lerwick and Dunross—Thomas ...