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... General Literature are excluded, and will constitute additional lists. 'PHONE No. 250. The Romani.* of Plant Hunting, F. KW:- don Ward; Thirty years in the Golden North, Jag' Welzel; Sitka, Barrett Willoughby; The Great Horn Spoon, Eugene Wright. ...
... ult., Wil.iam to Keillor Skea- MArrHKW— WinrE. —At Masonic Hall. Hill Sr., 2nd inst., Henry Matthew Alexin Swank: ...
... Strange. 21. Pater. meter Kow Wilson, Is. biAhopgateStreet : Purak, Compton Street. Soho; Jackson & Co , 130, New flood don; Ward, Pring, snd Ray k. 30, Wegtmorland Street. Dub. net Der Lindsay. Elm Row. Edinburgh; D. Campbell, /triple Street, Glasgow; ...
... door in High Street. The Bailie admonished the lads, and ordered them coutiued the cells for ten hours. SATURDAY. (Bailie Don WARD on the Bench.) FORFEITURE—A woman forfeited 15s for aving committed breach the peace. STEALING APPLES—A school boy was charged ...
... Street for some years later. Mr Bur. nett was for a number of years a member of the Town Council, and was a life trustee of Don, ward's House of Refuge. He also took an so, tive interest in politics, being a keen Liberal. 1 He along with ex-Provoet Foreman ...
... TfeE MONTROSE REVIEW. OCTOBER 81, 1930. Sun Parlours at Montrose ADDITIONS TO DON WARD'S INSTITUTION OPENED. ceremony performed by major a. HOVER MILLAR The formal opening of the now ton parlours erected on the east and weat wing* of the mam building ...
... about two years they have made Bournemouth their headquarters,' paying periodic visite to their beautiful Forfarshire home• Don WARD'S -The monthly meeting of the Managers of Dorward's House of Refuge was held in the Townhouse on Monday forenoon, ex-Provost ...
... Music. Fennell_ German, and Drawing. at 50 HIGH STH/Crr. The Session commences 12th August. THE UPPER and LOWER SCHOOLS of Don- WARD'S Swintrutr, Montrose, will be Opened on MONDAY, llth Angled, at 10 A.Y. OLIVER ROM, Clerk. MISS L. E. WHITEMAN will resume ...
... attacking Alextlon and may ightly farther increase the number. an.hr M'Kcnzie, who came to the rescue «>f M'Laron. This being Don ward’s MiNARy.—We understand fliat the directors- very aggravated ca?:**, he was fined or sixty day? imprisonof lids seminary ...