... ' , °thee.. J,,th, P ales, rapt. baled ikon. and his hr. d A rat., Fort Moult or toothier it broom • matter Mar Kolbe, Lord Ahercrombie. the Marl of of P.M.* hot ell a, Buret Commiroo• •hall opus their objections. .to a the Motor' that he ought ...

... were older ministers than he was —namely, the Rev. James Kirkwood, Edinburgh ; Rev. John Law, Innerleithen ; Rev. John Lamb, Errol; Rev. Dr Harper, Leith ; Kev. James Scott, Inverness; Rev. Dr Gilfillan, Stirling; Rev. Wm. Parlane, Tranent; Rev. John Cooper ...

... occupied in the Island, imperial garliammt. HOUSE OF LORDS.—TncttBDAY. Their Lordships met two o’clock. THE QUEEN S SPEECH. The Lord Chancellor then read her Most Gracious Majesty’s speech, as follows :• Mr Lords akd Gentlemen. are commanded by her Majesty to ...

... column of smoke ; but the.mountain active, antf menaces demonstrations. Major Hope.— This gallant young gentleman, son of the Lord ustice-Clerk, who has reaped golden honours his courageous conduct at tho late explosion in the Crimea, now his way home. was ...

... historian, Dr Robertson, was erected Lord Brougham ; but we find, from (he narrative and memorial which was read in the church on Sunday last, that the above statement was erroneous, and that in conjunction with Lord Brougham, who is grandnephew of the ...

... to Alex. Ilewit. Short-horn Bull under 3 years—lit, Lord Strathallan 2d, £3, Gulland, Newton of Short-horn Bull. under 2 roan—let. 1.3, Ihutnatt stobie, Itithienthill: Yd. t 2. Strathallan 3,1 Lord kinnaird, Roney Short-horn Bull, under I year-1 t, A ...

... Free Chnroh Dr Smyth the induction services In bis own church George’s.) Tub Ket, Mb afternoon, the Rev. Hr Caird, late of Errol, was inducted to the |watoral charge of the congregation to be formed in the new Park Church, Glasgow, Hr Catrd’e own church ...

... wholesome an•l nutritious Ismtare. of interest In the readers of • Land anti Water.'` 4e Article is awl Water 14. Ft *T.—Errol. —lla•rarrt. AND Itv at the of pitapat inn awl aa.l by a rap tat application of praia•rti.it of Mr Epps has nor table..ith ...

... His Grace the Duke of Athole occupied the chair—Lord Kintore acting a* croupier. On the right of the Chairman were the Lord Provost, Sir James Baird. Sir Wm. Forbes, Hr Baillie Cochrane. On the left were Lord Haddo, Mr Dubrone, Sir J. S. Forbea, the Hon ...

... Thomson. Dundee; Engineer-Commander \V. Loanon. Portrca; Mr aiul Mr* Baker, Stirling; The Rev. W. Dollar; am! Mr-* Falconer. Errol: Mr Gordon Pender. Duml.e: Mr and Mrs Dougal. Mill* n. Mr and Mre Sibold, Mr W. Annan.l, Mr Alban Sharp. Mm W. Hutton, Mr and ...

... al 'how D it , alnl a. they *wow from Lord floor in proaripbs err always flop r.s ll.rillr troth, hat santfostatnwo has Owes rat ins* acc..r..ing to V. Watt S. outs of in wan. tht, i. a oar .hat toe Lord rod to bis closeout., •'1 hare many things ...

... me a dis- agreeable smell : so that, by all these causes, 1 was kept awake a good while. I saw, in imagination, Lord Errol's father, Lord Kilmarnock (who was beheaded on Tower-hill in 1745,, and I was somewhat dreary.' Fortunately for him, he fell asleep ...