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... trees of the thieves has yet been obtained. Acctrimir.,-An accidsut of a melancholy nature occurred at Culciairn„ parish of Invergordon, last week, whereby an interesting young child of about three years doge, daughter of Kenneth Cameron there, lost tier life ...
... Cromarty Links. T Prince dotfed his jacket, and th is example ‘he vi tors who was followed by the officers. poured in’ from Invergordon, Tain, Bonar Bric n, and other places were freely ad- mitted on board, and were received with much The St courte both by ...
... School Fete at Inveroordon Castle.—Mr Macleod of Cadboll entertained the pupils attending four schools on his estate at Invergordon, and the three schools on his estate of Fearn, to a fete on the Castle lawn, Wednesday last. In all 501 pupils were present ...
... CASTLE.—A rt plea-ing and gratifying demonstration took on Wednesday week at Invergordon Castle, m r Ni•Lod of Cadboll having on that day enterschools on his estate at Invergordon, the three schools on his estate at Fearn, to a the Castle Lawn—at the same ...
... pleasing and gratifying demonstration took place on Wednesday week at Invergordon Castle, Mr Nt'Leod of Catilboll having on that day ente-- tained the four schools on his estate at Invergordon, and the three schools on his estate at Fearn, to a s fete on the ...
... sunshine, flowers, and song, yet home of tears “ The Sword of Italy,” in a German work printed at Berlin. COACH BETWEEN INVERGORDON AND TAIN, Policy-holders themselv es, and are divic ied on a system which Now Issued, profusely [llustrated by Wood Engravings ...
... seeing the long confinement, and anxious to en. joy their patients as may not be removed after their decease by | a game at foot-ball, which was keenly contested for up- ‘on- with the | their friends or the parochial boards to which they were wards of an ...
... and sent to his old lodgings for thirty days. George Elendrie, a lad, was fined ten shillings or twenty days for playing at football and breaking a shop window in Cagtle Street. Alexander Macpherson, labourer, for disorderly conduct, forfeited a pledge of ...
... materials of the old chapel at Invergordon were sold on Friday, and realised only about £10. Mr W. Munro, provision merchant, bought the pulpit, for which he only paid shilling. Police Assessment and Water Rate at Invergordon. —At meeting of Police Commissioners ...
... that for practical purposes the ‘ split-lug’ pro- posed by himself, and successfully employed in working the ferries at Invergordon, is much better suited for the Wick boats than any adaptation or modification of the present rig, and he ought to be a good ...
... cacti. IV of Currier and doe V.ntea sod and C iN . G 0 son N IT Co.. New Coreutry.rt. tendon. W.. have harp o of int:enalr. Footballs. Croquet, BRlttits.Reekelr. Quoits. Hoxine-eloree. Comb Clubs. I. HE CHIC K ETEWS ALMANACK for 1865. (Ow of head. Prot free ...
... Dingwall and Skye Railway.—We are requested to state that there is no foundation for the paragraph which appeared in the Invergordon Time* of yesterday, setting forth that the promoters of this line intend to take the line from the Muir of Ord Station. ...