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... Aberdem. on itUh iaat.. the wife of John Lena, aeon. iiA-TR/Y.âAt Uentbwood. Sommer Place. Dree, the in*t. the wife Atoandec Balt ray, sister, of son. REID.âAt Dovaroort, Toronto, the tnet., the wife of John Reid, late of Aberdeen, eon. RICKABY âAt ...
... David Ross, High- I Farm, Cardigan, on the 12th May, by tbe Rev. John M. Sunnann, late Oxfordshire, England youngest daughter of the late Alexander Gunn, of q ,:' . Caithness, Scotland. on the ultimo, by the Rev. Mr ?h John Anderson, farmer. Auchneive ...
... Hewitt most particularly, the popular Kero of the dny being, however, John Knox, with his empty sleeve.” The wounds be received on 18th June were very revere. One of them caused bis left arm amputated close to the shoulder. But was not to quit the service ...
... »ea*e 6.50 tn. KJLDRUMMY HOTEL leave 7.50 am. ALFORD —arme 8,40 a m. TO BTRATHDON. ALFORD leave 11.15 a.m. HOTEL leave 12.40 GLENXINDIC HOTEL p.m. BLLIABLG .arrive 2.50 p.m. WM. LYON. Proprietor. Arms Hotel. Alford. and rothiexorman bus. —Above will Run ...
... oistnct. was a member of Poveran Parish Council and elder the Parish Cborch. FRASERBURGH. A new uouxK-ctu.g Edward Street with Grattan Street u snout bo formed. Rev. J. Stockes Little gave address oo ** Reeding'' the West Pariah Church Sunday evening. shopkeepers' ...
... iniervined, and save I the honour of British arms once niTc. The voion history drclare* fur Britain, not Kngl.mil.—l am, &e., John 9. Has. Burngrsins, Banff. SOMETHING MORE AC TIC Sib, —Your correspondent Mr John t*. Rae, of Bnrngruias, in his mistaken zeal ...
... the of the worthy couple’s son-in-law, Viewfield House, Grattan Place, and they were presented with puree of sovereigns subscribed by the family. The prosen tation was made the oldest eon, Mr John Grant, Backmill. Auchterleea, and a pleasant evening was ...
... Simjwon. of Forfar, and h» clerk. John Fay. They had driven in hot up the Glen in response to urgent roesaago from Lady Anslruther, and in the elder f«t» oould be Moon tbo aiixjetv lie felt aa to the meaning of tba sunitnons. John Fay not aharo h>a uiaster'e ...
... and ng•-•in-,' that nothing could done the shock. V.ut the Frenchmen mustered in & crowd for tbo assault marines and small-arms men opened such a close and deadly fire that not one of them foot the English deck, nor could all th,* threats and exhortations ...
... allowed Chat. Sim, Watchmaker. Inaclu liIVKH of for S*le -*« armed Is 18&>. I li.rfvd Order. Ai py 'Vaid. ii i Farm. iywrcult*r.__ Knitting machine-- that’vnii dusock*. iPoeUusa. Jerseys. Cardigan, •n lGereral Work, and Taught Bain. Street. Aberdeen. N'»;w ...
... Sis Months. Apply James Henderson. Chemist. Fyrie. Farm HOUSEKEEPER Wantod. Apply. With Referencos. Oncrc, Sooth Oolleonawf, ARM HANDS FOR NEW SOUTH WALES- A. Asristed Passage Scheme—soo Men Wanted (R«- pcdence not Necessary, aithoucb Adrantageous) tor ...
... steading at Garvel farm, Cambus, in the parish qf Alloa, then occupied On left (top). Lord Moncrieff, the judge, and (below) Mr John Cameron, K.C., counsel for the accused. Above—Mr J. Wellwood Johnston, Advocate Depute. locality but throughout the whole of ...