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... ami, on an ,i French marigolds, though few, contained , the motion of Mr R. Anderson, it was remitted Mr c a good lot from Silverlea. to prepare objections to, and representa- There was a rather poor display of apples, but black tions against the proposed ...
... which the first piewsawarded, refer- were good and equal flowers. The swetwillams were senta- in the class a good lot from Silverlea.- tidera- IThere vkas a, rather poor display of apples, but black nitted anti red currants were excellent in quality and: ...
... rent collections, but unless their distress were alleviated, they could not long subsist—(applause). Mr Alexander Isaac. Silverlea, seconded, and the motion was unanimously adopted. Mr Skinner, Cototewu, moved the second resolution follows : That owing ...
... taking of our farms the present circumstances demand an immediate and permanent reductien of rent.” Mr Alexander Isaac, Silverlea, seconded, and the motion was unanimously adopted. MMr Skinner, Cotetown, moved—* That owing to the supply ol grain, dead ...
... taking of *ur farms, the present circumstances demand :-n im- mediate and permanent reductien of reur. Mr Alexander Isaac, Silverlea, seconmed, and t1:t motion was unanimously adnpted. nlr Skinner, Cotetowu, moved- That o.win- to tLe supply oi grrain, dead ...
... taking of our farms, the present circum‘stances demand an immediate and permanent reduction of rent. ‘Mr Alexander Isaac, Silverlea, seconded, and the ‘motion was unanimously adopted. Mr Skinner, Cotetown, moved the secoad resolution as follows :— That ...
... him good evening. The fiask was again produced, and after exchanging good wishes left him and hurried back to the farm of Silverlea for my bag and game. When crossing one the fields to join the turnpike road, I heard the report of a gun, and on looking ...
... Aierdeeu, 16th Mar. h, 1896. 'OTICETO DEBTORS ANDCREDIIORs All Parties having CLAIMS against the !a*e ALEXANDER ISAAC. Fir.her. Silverlea. Leslie, are re«juest -d b> lodge the within Fen Gays from this date with William K. G. Daws* v. North ->f Scotland ink. ...
... entries— 1 [Peter Bruce, Myretoii; 2 Geo. A. Bruce, Insphfiedd. Cross as. —Best oow. arty age, 5 entriee—l Geo. Nicol, Silverlea; 2 George A. Bruce, J C. and J. Stables, Foggieburn. Best two-year-old quey, 4 entries—l George A. Bruce, 2 and 3 Robert ...
... d; bullock from Mr Brown, Hilton, 9i owts., to Beaton, Aberdeen, £18, equal 37s lid ; bullock, 10i cwtH., from Mr Bruce, Silverlea, Mr Saddler. Aberdeen, £19, equal 37s per cwfc. Fat cows £19 2s 6d, from Auchmaleddie (Mr Fowler). Store cattle sold well ...
... Mitchell, Auchrneczie, £16; pony, G. M'Millan. Cattle— Six milk oows, £11 to £18 ss; black polled pedigreed bull, years old. Mr Silverlea, £17 10b; black polled pedigreed cow, seven years old, with calf foot, Forbes, Wlhifiekimbss 6d; calf, £5 ad. to Mir Forbes ...
... John Blake, in 95th year. Botb —At the Roy*l Infirmary. Aberdeen, on the 4th inst.. Jessie Boyd, aged 34 years. Bancs.—At Silverlea, New Deer, on the 4th inst., Archibald, youngest child John Bruoe, farmer, aged 2 years. CnM«i!tc.—At Cairnbrogie, Oldmeldjjum ...