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... understand, the Governors of Gordoi' Iit v Hospital, withi tics Secretary and Treasurer, visited and iii. fo spooted tics lands oii the estale of Tos-ic. Tics party con- o sisted of Mr Stronsela of Drumallaic, factor ; the Dean o pre stol Guild ; Rev ...
... YcIackie, solicitor, who acted as his agent, intinlilate his willingness to go l on with the evidence. The first witness, a woman, was accordingly called. She said she saw i the accused lying drunk on the road, while the i horses and the cow were straying ...
... AT POaRTcNOCKIRa.-On Friday a C4 woman named Mjergareb Bruce or Wood, wife of Of a Wm. Wood ( Wilkin ), a fisherman belonging to Wv if Portknockie, was found dead in a field near time. ns villageof Fordyce. The woman, it seems, was Tin th e P yhabit ...
... was the fullowing motion by MAr Jaenec N iartin C: 51NortbD urham)-'' That this House condemn the ofi socahllete sclieme of Land Rteformn knoWn as the g u aticualisation oftbeiland,as detrim-intal to the agricul- 'tr tucal and commercial interests of the ...
... kindly accept this intimiation. na At 8 Queen's Gardens, Aberdeen, on'the 27th 'inst., Major. wi General J. SUITiE, Bengal Army, -retired. aged 65 years. 'Friends lase accept this (theonly) intimnatloe. At6Een Place, Aberdien, on the 27th' inst., ARGAReIcT ...
... AI'etSIOSS TO WOsMRYNtie HFATror-; LAxs.9-4. meet. leg of the Society for Missions to Women in Heathen Lands, in connectuon wvith the Free Church of Scot. land, wasl elvd yesterday in thle Preshytery Hall, Free Church College-Colonel Kirby presiding. The secretary ...
... e eldest daughter of (icricra Sir Joiric Camrilbsbell, C.B., l.C.S., Th acid beloved wvife oif Majir Mlcrtirl, late Madras Army. the Oct tine 13th Noveniber, at Sairdoir, riear lellinrrton, New -imearrn, leNaL Slay MBAY crsARNET, hite Captairn 7Sth aild ...
... improvements in the Sir country were, if possible, still mnore congenial to his enter- 0 prising spicit. Many acres of tics waste lands of Buchan Tin have, either directly for himself, or for ethers, been im- yea proved by him, and have been made the means of ...
... intimated that Dr Patrick Gaminie, Stanhope elghs isGardens, Queen's Gate, Kensington, late Inspector- join IS that Geoeral of Army 1lo~pitals, lied, by his will dated ,vilt a9th February, 1869, berqueathed thle numn of £1000 to bear the, principal and prnfenssre ...
... Buxburn branch, was appointed assistant grocery manager, at a salary of £12. AnmtnnmD WOMAX.SiRIOUSLY ASSAULTED LM GaurzooK-A woman named Mary Keys, it native of Aberdeen, quarrelled with a mran moned James tnudie, anative nf Belfast, In a house in Dairymplo ...
... by the Rev.. R. Thorn- -teeton, D. D,, vicar, Captain and Baron CUsIsiXANs ERiNEST ARP -ther VONcURIe, Of the Royal Prussian Army,' .onimanilant of vean a the Fortrcess-Prison at Mayence on the Rhine; to LOUISA ic fLirTEr, youngest daughter of Lieutena ...
... Mr W. R. Ross went behind the backs of Id the managers and the Works Committee, and carried out this transaction,which had landed themn(theBoard) at in the present niess. Baillie Hay at this point ae jumped to his feeb and called Mr Sutherland a liar. ...