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... stiffened kept; him his boree, and he rode, dnrran, through the ranks of the brigade, with his sword-arm uplifted, Lord Cardigan describes. Lord Cardigan'* words that rode screaming like a woman. however, seems to shew that life, thotsgh net consciousness ...
... Fraserburgh: song— The Better Land, Mies Helen J. Reekie, Fraserburgh; aong—Arm, arm, ye Brave, Mr Ben Aberdeen; song— Nazareth, Mr John Aberdeen; song—Nazaroth, John Briggs, Fraserburgh; song— Rocked in Cradle of the Deep, Mr J. H. Dickie, F ...
... Fre to ask Banff and Buchan District pouncil to pay for specialised treatment to prolong the lives of trees in the town’s Grattan Place, Alexandra Terrace, and Queen’s Road. . Community councillors have been told a qualified tree surgeon brought |n by ...
... MARRIAGES ADAMSON - GRATTAN. ?On the 22nd April, at St Mary?s Cathedral, Aberdeen, by the Rev. Father Meany, Administrator of the Cathedral, assisted by the Rev. Father, Shaw, John A. Adamson, Aberdeen, to Mary Laura Kathleen Grattan, elder daughter of ...
... 4 5s lid, and 6s lid each. The last-mentioned are 12s lid Goods Special Lines in Children's WOOL CARDIGAN COATS, at 3s lid Ladies' SLEEVELESS CARDIGANS, light weight, at Is 11-J-J u Wonderful Valne. Bargains in Ladies'CßEPE-DE-CWNE SILK JUMPERS, at 6s ...
... weok. Lady Leith of has been staying at Cannes. i*ir John bowler and his mother, Lady Fowler, are staying at Inverbroom House, Ross-shire, where there havo been great rejoicings tho occasion of Sir John Fowler's coming age. Sir George and L«dy Anderson, ...
... yesterday afternoon in St Mary's Cathedral, Street, Aberdeen, when John A. Adamson, acoountant in the head office the Town and County Bank, Limited. Aberdeen was married to Miss Grattan, Aberdeen. Adameon is well known, not only in banking; oircle« in ...
... his entire wvilh that it fhould b take place. Mr Grattan then proceeded to the Hfoufe, where Mr Corry was engaged with a his furgeon, where they exchanged mutual f! civilities. I JoHN Fr.ANcIs CRADOCK. JOHN M1ETGE. On Monday Aldzrman Exlbaw was cho- f f{n ...
... —At Durris Parish Church, on sth September. 1942. the Rev P. Conacher. John, eldest son and Mrs Duncar. Strachan, Chapel House, to Barbara Marybelle. youngest (laughter Mr and Mrs John Birss. Norjii Brae Crathes. , _ THOMSON—RITCHIE. At the South Ch'irch ...
... injured, and was allowed home after receiving attention at the Infirmary, but Mr George Macdonald was detained suffering from arm and other injuries. SKID ON WET ROAD A middle-aged sawmiller, Mr James Kane, Beauly, received head injuries when a bicycle which ...
... YOUTHS' SUITS - 10/6 to 25/ MEN'S OVERCOATS 15/11 to MEN'S ARM WOOI, UNDER SHIRTS 1/lli to 4/6 MEN'S WOOL UNDER PANTS COMFORTABLE MUFFLERS 4/6 WARM WOOL AND LINED GLOVES /94 2/94 SWEATERS & CARDIGAN JACKETS 2/114 to 5/6 BOYS' ODD KNICKEKS /104 to 2/11 BOYS' ...
... granted Mr John Forsyth Both these houses are subject to improvement grant applications ' Frlarsrteld Road Culls Lewis Whyte. « Mormond Place, Slrichen 38.145 Robert Duthie. fisherman, 30 Balmoor Terrace Peterhead Mrs Helen Duncan 49 Grattan Place. Fraserburgh ...