... be the guest of Lord and Lady Dathousie, ‘ Those attending the opening performance in the theatre are invited to go to the Abbey after the opera to witness the extinguishing of the Flame of Independence by the Countess of Erroll, Lord High Constable of ...

... ltdilhert, Earl of Errol, Lord Hay, Constable of Scotland, laid the foundation of this edifice, 15th March 1664, and completed it ou the • month of —.I —Upon a second tablet, over the entrance to the stables : Built 1664 by GILBERT XI. Earl of Errol, Great Constable ...

... however, been amicably arranged to the satisfaction of all parties, and Lord Erroll has returned to his duties. Every on? is exceedingly pleased at this termination, as Erroll is very popular in his brigade. The Earl, who is a captain in the Rifle Brigade ...

... return seems to have been arranged with dignity, and. it would appear, in answer to the wise suggestion of' the, Countess of Erroll, Lord High Constable of Scotland, whose ancient office has once again, in a workaday and unromantic age, proved of value to Scotland ...

... Warr, Lady Erroll was formerly the wife of Captain Charles Gordon of Park Hill, Aberdeen, from whom she obtained a divorce. Her first husband, Captain David Wallace, was also a Scotsman. His father late John Wallace Glassingall, Dunblane. Lord and Lady ...

... of the severest penalties upon those found guilty. FIGHTING MAC SAILS FROM THE CAPE. Cape Town, Tuesday. Lord Harri?. the Earl Erroll, Lord Lovat, and General Sir Hector are passengers by the Carisbrook Castle. The latest return gives 13 cases of bubonic ...

... appointed to raise subscriptions, mentioned that among those who bad taken a particular in. terest in the mc went were Lord Erroll, Lord Kintore ; Mr George Stewart, manufacturer, Gla cow ; Mr Alexander Robert Lloyd’s,gLendon De Longmuir, Aberdeen ; Mr Beatson ...

... flag, in order to take part in the salute of the clans, which, said Lord Macpherson, would be one of the most memorable sights ever seen in Scotland. The remarkable thing is, said Lord Macpherson, that, despite all that has been said, this i s the largest ...

... MEN AND WOMEN OF TO-DAY. Lady Kilmarnock, daughter-in-law of Lord and Lady Erroll, will be bringing out her young daughter this spring, and contemplates taking a house for a few months and entertaining for her. Miss Rosemary Hay eighteen, and is a very ...

... officers of Highland regiments and corpsare Earl Roberts, the Earl of Erroll, Lord Strathcona, Lord Robertson, the Lord-Advocate, the Marquis of Tullibardine, the Marquis of Graham, Lord Archibald Campbell, Sir Edward Ward, and 80 officers ...

... Motherwell, Airdrie and Coatbridge. They are scheduled to leave Edinburgh at 7.30 p.m. on Monday, June 29. COUNTESS OF ERROLL, Lord High Constable of Scotland. Earl of Crawford and Balcarres. ...

... dobut the year before last, and twenty next May. Only daughter of Lord Kilmarnock, British High Commissioner in the Rhineland at Coblenz, Miss Hay is a granddaughter of Lord and Lady Erroll, and through her mother a niece of Sir ictor Mackenzie, of Glenmuiok ...