... vagrants without having a licence. He pled guiltv, and was 'sentenced to pay a tine of lost al. or days' imprisontnent. Mr James Gunn. burgh fiscal. prosecuted. S. 1101.1. Boyce. —The usual monthly up-cling of the School Hoard was hell on Tnewlay. Present. ...

... Mr Gunn (who was present) stated that he had applied to their Inspector for the line at which to put up the boarding, but he would nut give it. Mr Sutherland stated that he and Mr Swan• son had called upon Mr Durran, and taken him up to Mr Gunn's house ...

... ; Mrs Rotterdam Street; Mr Sutherland, teacher, Harm& ; Mr saudison, &rainier ; Mr George Ross ; Mr John Waters ; Mr Scott Gunn ; Mr William Reid, Wick, Ac. Thu games began with throwing the stone, and though the prize winners threw well, they were left ...

... Drapers, Thurso. i'arm to Lot on the Estate of Scotscalder, in the County of Caithness rtuiE BitAEHOUR, presently by A LUX ANDER GUNN, aad the adjoining SMALL F 0111, oreeently pied by STEVEN. and part of the preeently oirmpied by Ww. .1. extending in whole ...

... Gersay ; J. M•lntosh, Weydale ; J. 4. White, Creetiland ; J. Esidin, Stenister ; D. Meiklejohn, Halkirk ; J . Weir, Markle ; J. Gunn, Reay. The minutes of last meeting having been read and approved of, the seeretary intimated that he bad received aletter from ...

... Caithness music was far back and its cultivation very difficult He approved of an itinerant teacher giving stated lessons. Mr Gunn, of Reay, thought the people of Caithness sm in nowise destitute of the musical faculty, at least in his district. He was himself ...

... superior,serior, had been made to order. Mr Clark son of Wu.. Clark, Esq., Blervie Castle, korres, and son-in-law to Captain Gunn, Braehour. ...

... preacher and deep Christian piety and real. He was a great favourite in Thurso both as a !matcher and lecturer. To: Rev. Mr Gunn, Keiiw , forenoon and afternoon in the Vint' Pees Church on SaMath last. He also coadoetod a prayer meeting in the same chuck ...

... signed by Mr G un n, and d that Mr Gunn had not accounted for the money: Mr Gunn explained that Mr Mackay took the books from him before a statement was made of receipts. Some discinisiion took place between Mr Gunn and Mr Zilackey, when it was agreed ...

... plied he could not it that night, as hr. carts were engaged on the north side. Hut Coon said the heroes were in the stable. Gunn offered to go for the cart., but he told him to put it all out lest, and he woodil see the contractor. Mr Swanson distinctly ...

... became the order of the night. Excellent music was discoursed by Mr P. Coghill on the bag pipes, relieved at intervals by Mr A. Gunn on the violin and concertina. All the various and fashionable dances of the day er we engaged in and gone through with zest ...

... upon the several points introduced. A long and animated discussion took place, in which Mr Sleeken', Wick, Mr Murray, do., Mr Gunn, do., Mr Nleiklejohn Halkirk, Mr Sl'Key, Lybeter, Mr Nlasten, Lyth, and several others took With reference to the first proposal ...