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... moors of Pitsligo (the upper barony ; now called New Pitsligo), Ladysford, Upper Boyndlie, and the lands of Aberdour. Lord Forbes, in 1704, sold the lands of Ladys- ford and Upiier Boyndlle to John Forbes, fourth eon of the third baronet of Monymusk, who ...
... kindly hospitality, and would meet with unfailing courtesy throughout the length and breadth of the land long as lie was not connected with two subjects the land and the administration of the law (laughter). If he was connected with either of these two matters ...
... to say that interfered with the proper administration justice—(hear, hear). ARMY QUESTIONS. .SOLDIERS’ PAY. On the order of the day for going into Committee of Supply on the Army Estimates. HAN BURY called attention the pay and position of the non-commissioned ...
... Carroll, a tailor, was charged with outrage on the army pensioner Freenran, who was shot at bis own door on Friday night. Besides the deposition of the injured man, tbe evidence was given of young woman named Clennoo, who ocenpied room in of Carroll’s father ...
... night. A man and * woman hired pleasure boat in the evening, and proceeded out of the harbour. Some time after, man reached tho shore, and stattd that, having lest paddle, he got out of the boat to regain it, and the boat, with tho woman, drifted out cf ...
... original organisers of the Land League, has been selected Parnellite candidate. PRESinmo at meeting convened by the Associated Workers’ League in Loudon yesterday to hear General Booth on the social scheme of the Salvation Army, Lord Aberdeen drew attention ...
... A Kansas man has been compelled to pay a fine of 50 dollars for kiaeing the hand of a beautiful woman who objected to the familiarity. The English Land Nationalisation Party.— This party has (says the Pall Mall Gazette just come in for piece of good ...
... secures them settled tenure their land and freedom from tbe tyranny that oppresses their Catholic brethren in the south. For yean the late Earl of Leitrim had been at variance with his tenants. He had 90,000 acres of land, stretching across three counties ...
... to explain what is the general feeling the people who support the Land League. They inquire with air of triumph— '* What prevent us from Boycotting soy other obnoxious landowner or land agent in the country when the military are gone ?** If they “Boycott” ...
... The propertied intereeta, that is. the great landed proprietor* and rich would have 106 seats secured beforehand, and the 2f7 seats remaining would de|>pndent ujion the majority in the Diet-', where the landed interest also disproportionately rejire*ented ...
... Glasgow Hospital.—A woman named Helen Mac* gregor died yesterday in the Belvidere Hospital, Glasvaw, from the effects of dose of carbolic acid inadvertently administered to her. She was admitted some dsys ago as fever patient. The woman bad been ordered ...
... steamer Lux off Euboea on Thursday. She had crew of 21 hands, as well as the captain’s wife and two children. woman’s BODY FOUND THE The body of woman, which has not yet been identified, was found in the 'lay opposite the Craig Dundee, yesterday forenoon. ...