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... merehant, Aber- deere. DEATHS. GORDON-At Wiesbnden, Germtany, on the let January, General John Gordon, C.B., second sonl of the late Jolen Gordonl of Cairehulg. REILLER.-At sea, yiehlt 'Be Ktn,' on thce 2nd tt., Johne Mitchell Reitler of Morren, and ...
... man, named e: IWilliam John Mitchell, aged 36 years, and residing at 5 East North Street, was brought to the it Royal Infirmary by the police in a very serious con- A dition, the effect of poison that he had swallowed. Mitchell, who is subject to fits, has ...
... Edwinsford, the seat of her father, on the 6th inst., the wife of Sir JAMES DRumVIOND, Bart. of Hawthornden, of a son. At Alderley Edge, Cheshire, on the 13th inst., Mrs JOHN COLLIE, of a son. MARRIAGES. At Louisville, near Aberdeen, on the lst instant, by ...
... ASPINWAI.rt Esq. of Epsom, Surrey, to EnwrIrA H&ta- RIETT, second daughter of Edward Westhead, Esq: of Cmstoit Tower, Alderley-edge, Cheshire. At Ipswich, Moreton Day, on the 19th September list, by the in. Rev. H. 0. Irwin, JAESs LEITH aHAY, Esq., third' ...
... shaking. DEATH OF RaV. JOHM MITCmILL, ST FBROUs. I --We regret having to annoutuce the deatih of Rev. m John Mitchell, senior minister of St Fergus Parish Church, which occurred on Saturday at his reai- i dence, 72 Ashley Road, Aberdeen. Mr Mitchell had been ...
... The crowds at the gate of Marischal Cellege and Castle Street were very large. At the side of the grave Rev. J. Mitford Mitchell, whose senior elder the late professor was, conducted a short service appropriate to the solemn occasion. The chief mourners ...
... Before b, LI proce'edcing with the bosiness the chairman refei-red n; to the deaths of Dr Ruxton. Deceased, lie said, Ilii -ewa a young man of remarkable. abili!,v anid great l death. indh their- lef~ps-sr sycipathily went out p tohis relativces iii I hir' ...
... S, of Mitchell's Stick and refused to give it uip. When da, Mitchell asked to have his stick returned, Black- fu threatened him, and took him by the shoulders. At+ Al inverainSay Black left the train, and took the stick tIC' iswithhImi. Mitchell followed ...
... of concrete steps of a pink clonur runs from top to bottom of the terraces. Along the upper edge of the top slope a privet hedge has been planted, and the edge of the low-level walk is planted with a row of 12 bread-leaved poplars. The north end of this ...
... on the 11th inst., by Bishop Suthor, thec Rev ALEXANDErIt TROUP, M.A., of Buckle, to MARGARET, daugh- i terof Mr William Mitchell. t At the Church of the Assumption, Huntly Street, on the 7th inst., by the Rev John Sutherland, JOIN CRAIGEN, Photogra- ...
... Imnes, est Meikle Cliuterty ; Mr Black, Craibston ; Ivr Ogg, t owv Rivehill. .Dyre-Mr Mitchell, Caie's Mill. Fintray tid -Mr Rennie, Mill of Fintray ; -Mr Mitchell, Lairs- ' be hill. Kintore-M'r D. Burness ; MrAnderson, Wardes; -1 tes Mr Abel, North LayLodge ...
... MUIeLr- The pursuers in this action are James Mitchell, baker, Schoollill, Aberdeen, and John Muill Mitchell, George Mitchell, and James Mitchell, jun., sons of, and residing with, the said James Mitchell. They sued the defender, John Muill, ...