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... Buack, Merchant. OST, Last Night (16th), LEATHER RSE, containing a Sum of Money, between Spring. ace and Union Bridge, ra Crown Street. Reward Police Office. OST, Yesterday Evenine, between Ashley and On uston, Gold EAR-RING. Rewani a s Offic cn PAINTER’S ...

... Smith, Wm. Wallace, James Doncan, Adam Smith, Wm. Ross, Sutherland. Alex. Alex. Sutherland. Jas. Campbell, Joseph Flett, James Flatt,‘Yankie; James Flett, * YunkteWm. Flett, John Flett, Adam Herd, James Sutherland, Wm. Flett, John Thom. Alexander Campbell ...

... CONGREG>' r ~ CHIR. 11 and 30. * £sss'EBpV.hi„ JOHN STR KCT E.r C. * Rerif-w of Hictwr «kt WK.'-lky AN”( HI ifiTH, Crown T»rr.r» 80. R*t FLATT »D ScoiAn.il* To *o BiW» Ptaw - * PIIroMMOV PARK BAPTIST ...

... the turn in buyer.- favolur. Maine has been a little dearer tn the ceek fur fine small round corn, but a ittie cheaper for flatt. Arrivals of grain in London last week:- English. Scotch. Irish. Foreign. wheat, qrs 2,104 - - 36,492 Ba.'rlly . 1 ...

... Wiseman. Easter Oakenhead. 2. Alexander Mitchell, anderburgh. 3. William Kose, do. Second English Class. \st Division. 1. James Flatt, Branderburgb. 2. Duncan Turnbull, do. 3. John Junor, Lossiemouth. 2nd Division, 1. Ann Ross. Lossiemouth. 2. Charles Collie ...

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... In' noted thoee effected Mr Gammn-. photographer. Mr John Dun t an. bor-e hirer, lias had erected what is now known as the Crown Hotel, for which a porter and ale license »a« granted at the April Court • additions have also been made tin* Turriff Auction ...

... vrintar alight improvement in may possible. Present I may quota aa fellows:—Grown fulls. 28m. to 32m.; crown mattine, 26m. 26m,; crown mixed, 21m. to 24m.; crown spouts, 21m. to 22m.; torn bellies, 16m. to 18m. Tuesday.—The catches yesterday were fair, and the ...