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... tried at the ensuing Circuit Court. understand the reputed father of the child is a married man. The prisoner is a native of Errol, but has been about Dundee for a number of years ; she is moderately good looking, of the middle size, about 28 or 30 years ...
... day, and hour where Mr Carstairs declared, in words which had only one meaning, that he was prepared to support the House of Lords and the Court of Session in all their late decisions regarding the Church of Scotland.” Well, granting that he said so, what ...
... that all the liberal members of the county are to opposed by Liberals—Sir Henry Parnell, in Dundee, by Kinloch of Kinloch; Lord D. G. Hallvburton, in the county, by the Hon. Lauderdale Maulc; Mr Chalmers, in the Angus burghs, by a gentleman from London ...
... highly creditable manner as clerk to the magistrates. The Lord Chancellor opposed the amendment, which was, however, supported by the Duke of Wellington, Lord Brougham, and Lord Lyndhurst. Lord Normanby objected to the principle of the amendment, and thought ...
... her Ladyship was on Tuesday received the Earl of Erroll and other branches of the family. Her Ladyship expired at Torrie House, Saturday. The deceased, who was youngest daughter of the late Earl of Erroll, by his second marriage, with Miss A. Elliott, and ...
... several Members, accordingly proceeded to the House of Lords. They were received by the Lord Chancellor, the Marquis of Lansdowne, the Marquis of Normanby, the Earl of Errol, and Viscount Duncannon, as Lords Commissioners ; who signified the Royal approval ...
... Wellington, Lord Wharncliffe, the Duke Buckingham, Earl De Grey, Lord Stanley, Sir James Graham, the Karl of Aberdeen, Lord Ellenborough, the Earl Ripon, the Earl of loddington, Goulburn. Lord Lyndhurst, Sir Herr/ Haniinge, Sir Edward Knatchhull, ...
... countenance of Lord Palmerston wore on the first night of his taking his seat on the Opposition benches,—remarking, at the same time, that twenty-five years possession in office had rendered it almost necessary to his existence. The noble Lord afforded last ...
... and which, among others, we noticed the following:— The Most Noble Marquis of Broadallwne; Right Hon, Fox Maule, M.P.; the Lord Provost; Bailie Johnston: General Lindsay: \V. S. Turnbull, Esq. Iluntingtower; Captain 11. Stewart; Stewart Imrie, Esq; Bailie ...
... Scotland, that I profess, if the Lord stay many years away, Scotland will become a company of devils and desperate atheists; and they will “call the proud happy,” and say with those,Mal.i. 14.,“ It is in vain to serve the Lord ,*” and shall think those the ...
... ERROL. Presentation.— The Rev. Mr Grierson, minister of this palish, has been presented with a most superbl - , -bound Bible and Psalm B ...
... ERROL. Melancholy Accident.— On Friday last, experienced here a perfect hurricane, which proved fatal to two individuals on the river, near Port Allen. About one o’clock, afternoon, Thomson, of the schooner Thomsons, was proceeding to his vessel, which ...