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... insensible. “ John Ferguson, you see what you have done 4*ho cried, facing the miner with red cheeks and anger gleaming in her eyes. I’m sorry. Miss Cardigan, because I’ll have to wait till he comes round till I get the money,” said John. You will go now ...
... county of Perth John boonon, merchant and !nine d. & W. Paul, .right and builder*, Glom., John Kitrhen, nian,afacturer, Glasgow. MCulloch hlacelphie, distillers and spirit Little SIM, and In tileagow. John Martin, draper, Nicolson Street, John similar, fanner ...
... SCOTCU BANKRUPTS. John Grant, hotel-keeper, late of the Burnett Arms Hotel, Banehogy. Jobe Borgese, builder, /tame. An:seder Clark, merchant, Crewe Cant, Aberdeen —Creditors meet in Boomer's Adelplai Hotel, Adolph' Coed, Aberdeen', 17th August, at steam ...
... SCOTLAND, THEY ARE MADE OF PURE WOOL WE RECEIVED A WELCOME SIGNMENT OF Jumpers and Cardigan:. In Varied a►ul Delightful Shad( 12/11 to 15/11 And 8 Coupons per Garment. JOHN D. DUNDAS 11 KEPTIE STREET, ARBROATH. WirtOs BALL—At Arbroath Infirmary, on 30t11 ...
... prove it! 3pirrC Chesterfield, Swan shape. Bolster Arms* HivEi Spring Edges. Covered in a splendid Velour (as two pieces illustrated), this is a Suite that will give many years of comfort- £14 14/- JOHN YOUNG las* (1) 1 Tb« j si? popui*L 48-52 SO. TAY ...
... ajid became inspector in the Quarter Pit Cardigan, his uncle, had opposed the marriage of hts nephew to Dora because wanted David to nfiarry Edith Cardigan, his daughter. Many years before u.o Peter Cardigan had been gold miner in Australia, and had ...
... Kirriemuir Angling Club held their annual dinnerdance and presentation of prizes in the Royal Jubilee Arms Hotel, Dykehead, on Friday evening. The president, Mr John Neave, welcomed the company of 140, which included representatives from Brechin Angling Club. ...
... Scotland, where they are of Pure Wool, we received a welcome consignment of JUMPERS and CARDIGANS In Varied and Delightful Shades. 12/11 to 15/11. And 6 Coupons per garment. JOHN D. DUNDAS Draper and Clothier, - 11 KEPTIE STREET, ARBROATH* HER’S ILLNESS requires ...
... noble examples heroism and self -sacrifice. Comrades raised comrades in their arms, and dragged them along the black road. Bob stumbled over a man and fell. Meantime Peter Cardigan, fuming with aitcer, sat his office. David and I have parted at last sat thinking ...
... ” '“Certainly, certainly,” said John, “this way.” He conducted the coalmaster into the room of the humble dwelling. Half hour later old Cardigan parted with John, their plana completed. The next day Black John presented himself the Quarter Pit with his ...
... •laid Iter hand on John’s breast. David flung off his coat. He was well versed the methods of rendering first aid to the apparently drowned, and with grim resolve began the arm movements. and his strenuous efforts were rewarded Black John showing signs of ...