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... Rosemarkie, also addressed the meeting. Early Lambing..—On Thursday last (12th instant) a ewe belonging to Mr Roderick Mackay, Invergordon, dropped two fine lambs, which, from their healthy appearance, are likely to weather the severities of the winter. A ewe ...
... r.w. Inside, 405.; Outside, 116 a. For DUNIRLD-Tbe or WrilLunwron, daily, at 6 Ale. Inside. 40a.; Outside, 265. For INVERGORDON-The ROYAL MAIL. every Morning at I before 6. Inside, 155.; Outside, 10s. 6d. For TA IN-The ROYAL MAIL, every Morning ...
... different pastimes on die _plavgreen of tbc school , the centre of the picture being _occupied b y a group busil y employed at football . The _variety _of character and _expression _, _displayed in this picture is surprising , and no less wonderful is tlie ...
... follows:—Fortrose, 9s. od.; Inverness, £2. 6s. 9id.; Nairn, I7f. 10d.; Forres, 14s. lOd.; Elgin, 15s. 9d.; Banff, 16s. Id.; Invergordon, 16s. 6d.; and Tain, £1. 6s. lOd. This is highly creditable to the liberality and good feeling of the pensioners. Salary ...
... have experienced the benefit of this well got up and well-conducted ball. Canthat On New-Year's day (old style) a game at foot-ball took place at Cantray, under tho auspices of the proprietor, Hugh Davidson, Esq., and John Dunbar, Esq., Holme. The strath ...
... number of ladies added to the pleasure the Society. The games were shinty, racing, throwing the hammer, archerv, quoits, foot-ball, dancing, ballad singing, jumping, and throwing the stone. They appear have been well contested. The bagpipe was in great ...
... —Repeated attempts at highway robbery have of late, if we may believe current reports, taken place in the neighbourhood of Invergordon, and we have now two instances of the same description to chronicle in other quarters of the county. The first is stated ...
... schools on the Invergordon property, mustering 370 scholars, were treated by Mrs Macleod of Cadl;oll to a fete on the Castle lawn, tho pleasure-grounds being at the same time thrown open to the public. Soon after twelve o'clock the Invergordon and Saltburn ...
... great numbers flocked to the Tomatin park, the usual place of rendezvous to practice the favourite games of shinty and foot-ball. Notwithstanding that the weather was not very favourable, several hundreds were present on both occasions. The success of ...
... Mackillican, harbourmaster, number of manly games were contested at Balblair Park, Invergordon, on New Year's-day, and prizes awarded to the successful competitors. A game at foot-ball and round stakes were first played, in which all took part, after which the ...
... BAGS.—The Parkhill post-office bum were dropped off the mail coach on its way north, on the night of the 27th ult. between Invergordon and Parkhill. It appears that the guard (William Gilroy), when near the village of Saltburn, adjusted the bags, five in ...
... boy is now doing well. Ihveboobdom*Cbickei We are happy to understand that some of the Invergordon young men are forming themselves into a Cricket Club. Invergordon has no very suitable ground convenience for the purpose, but Mr Macleod of Cadboll has ...