... Ground, and the houses at Torry. Externally the volume is as neatly got up as its predecessors. Arthur Mitchell and Aberdeen Ldnatic Asylum. —Dr Mitchell, one of I Her Majesty’s Commissioners in Lunacy, reporting on the visit he paid to this institution ...

... with a very creditable score of 91. next beat were A. Mitchell, ; Thomas Black, 96; and G. M. Joss, 96. For the previous competition on the old round the scores were Walter Hett, 86 ; A. Mitchell. 91 ; John Brown, 92 ; and Robert Mutch, 93. Aberdeen Robert ...

... DEATHS. At 4 Bioomhill Place, Aberdeen, on the Ist Inst., Maroarst Prows, aged years. On Janua-y 29. suddenly, at the house of her grandfather, 4 Queen’s Rood, Smith Eaton, beloved child Kev. H. Fitzpatrick, ag ...

... THE DEATH HE COVETED? Gordon is dead; but it is said that we need not mourn him over-much. For, at any, rate he died the death of a soldier-the death he would have chosen for himself. But did he ? Did he really die the death he coveted i Is it really ...

... suddenly. His death caused more difficulty in the way of a settlement of the debt, but -Messrs Reid e Wilsone remitted the pursuers £200 on account. The defender avers' that Mr Mitchell was for a long time prior to 'his. death in ill- health, and also under ...

... corps on his retirement. The sudden death is announced of Mr Archi- t, bald Hyslop, the proprietor of Lotus, estate, n near Dumfries, He was 62 years of age, and succeeded to the estate 13 years 'ago on the o death of his mother. He was a Justice of- ...

... Chief Justice, replying, was glad the Attoruey- a General used occasion to commen orate the death of a good Judge, a gool lawyer, and a good man whose pr sudden death was universally deplored. His Lord. ship paid a warm tribute to Ibe abilities and character ...

... remains their handiwork to-day summon to prayer worshippers from village and distant cottage. And is here w here sleeps Charles Mitchell, and this New Year’s morning I stand his grave, first of human kind to approach at the dawn of another year. Mild and spring-like ...

... were carried oil until the 4 15 express from Manchester was due. He did not see anything wrong. He gave the signal to Alderley Edge, Line clear, and in three muinutes saw the express approaching at full speed. The train passed, and he did not see anything ...

... Square, Huntty; Jotai Donaldson, Banchory, Archibald Robb, Rivera tea, Rothes; A Walkenshaw, Bank Agent, Dufftown; Thomas Mitchell, Grooer, Stonehaven; William Stephen. Maud; Caider Brothers, Portsoy; John Sliced sod Co., Street, Aberdeen; Central Passenger ...

... most original and ingenious among E Glasgow's many scientists has passed away, at s the residence of his brother-in-law, Alderley t Edge, Cheshire, at the ripe age of 76. John C Ribble of Coulport,eon the banks of Loch Long, has not lately been much in evidence ...

... appearance tire rescuer, the children would undoubtedly have been drowned. THE. DEATH OF A BRAE MAR xhi? portrait the late Jofca Lamont, horse-iiirer, Braemar, whose death announced last week. TO G. A. SMITH. The British Weekly says: Rev, Dr George Adam ...