... Emily, younger daughter John Anderson, Esq., St Petersburg, At Montreal, Canada, on the 20th Sept, the Right Hon. the Earl of Errol, to Eliza Emilia, eldest daughter of Major-General the Hon. Charles Gore, and neice of the Duchess of Inverness, and of the ...

... as supersedes the necessil gr atgins Statistics ve the ne eading Decisions in the Court of Session and a Digest of | of Lords; while the Chronicle embodies @ of the great events of the Year. ABERDEEN RAILWAY. +4! Od and after Friday, the Ist d December ...

... Ovrosen.—Edinburgh and Glasgow Railway, and Wil- sontown, Morningside, and Cok:ness Railway Amalgamation. Elie—Thomas Corrie. Errol—James W yilie. ad —Francis Steel. reaching Edinburgh about 10.55 A.M. 1. ARBROATH AND FORFAR From Forfar to Arbroath. » Rutherglen ...

... Chairinaii exp allied the object the meeting. The Kev. Gray of ht I aul s moved the first resolution against the run g Orains the Lord*s-,lay. He was followed the Kev. 1 ..lock, Mr Sheriff Barclay, Kev. of Newington, Kev- Andrew Grav, and the Kev. Pettigrew ...

... by Sir Andrew Agnew. We have been s¢ accustomed to associate that venerated name with | public movement for promoting the | Lord’s day, that confess should have felt as if ther | been something wrong, some oversight or defect in t rangements, if it had ...

... C saine as the — of the United — the Be Edinburgh, the church and parish of Errol, and aw A Mormon settlement has veen formed on the Beaver | was appointed to be hell at Errol on the 4th of Octe Islands, in Lake Michigan. The population is already about ...

... ‘The Lord Mayor elect, Alderman Farncomb, was sworn in before the Lord on Friday, with the usual for- malities, The Duke and Duchess of Buceleuch arrived at Mo House a few days since from Dalkeith Palace, near Edin- bargh, accompanied by Lord Henry Seott ...

... spacious fabric was cre to overflowing, and hundreds had to retire without ing admittance. Dr King chose for his text, “ saith the Lord, what iniquity have your fathers fou me ii. 5, and first clause, from which he vered a very able and closely reasoned sermon ...

... build- | ing-yard of Mr Jobn Brown, at the back of the | Customhouse. She is the property of Mr Jobn ' Act,” | Livingston of Errol, and went into the water rdecn | Dock in the most pleasant and satis- factory manner, in ptesence of a number of Mr | friends ...

... John Caird of Erroll preached in this church on behalf the Scottish church Missions. There were present in the church listening to the admirable discourse the Duke and Duchess ol Argyll, the Duchess Sutherland, the Karl of Carlisle, Lord and Lady Blantyre ...

... his reception, bricly expressed his acko Jodeinents for the honour ¢ ved upon him, wh ce by | were communicated to the hy the Lord 1 n this | vost, who said that lis desired him v. Dr | express the great pleasure he hs experienced at neur- | cordiality of ...

... requested to appear at the banquet in his robes of office. The Attempt on the Life of Lord J, Russell, —W. P. James, the young man upon whom a letter threatening the life of Lord John Russell was recently found, was brought up again on Friday, at Marlborough ...