... Peterhead Sheriff Conrt oh Friday two Broadees youths were charged, with haring August from a field on the (arm of Watermill occupied by John Watt pulled two growing turnips. They jplsaded guilty. Sheriff Begg after characterising the offence aa alight ...

... a temperance conference, be held in the Street Hall, Rosehesrty, Friday first. The fishermen of the East of Fife are up in arms as to illegal trawling which is said prevail in the Firth of Forth, and indignation meeting at on Saturday it was agreed to ...

... Bannerman. aged 22 years. Bab her.— At Clayforhio. on the 21st May, Wee Alicky, grandson Geo/ge Barber. Safe arm of Jesoa Babclat.— At Villa, Grattan Place, FraiwrburKh, on Mat 21st. Barbara Tfcjlor M'N'ab, nicoo of Mrs Stevenßon, and dfcurfit«r of Richard ...

... It's great uncommon fense he ha*, and I’ll Kac to bear that in nuad lac.”—John Balfour, Oanonbury. “THE THIN RED LINE. HIGHLAND HEROISM ON THE BATTLEFIELD. A GREAT FEAT OF ARMS. Tb* BatU* ef Balaclava. Ortebrr 25. 1M«. The admirable discipline of Tlignlsod ...

... exceptionally keen ice, by points was played for prizes. Twenty-one for the competition, resulted as fellows John Anderwon, 21 Cup and cardigan jaoket; 2 James Donald, 1Q points—• Jubilee Volume ; Alc.raut.ar M 'Hardy, 19 points -—Farq silver-mounted brocra- ...

... Charles Addison. The stall-holders were : _ Manse Stall—Mrs Stokes Little, assisted, by Miss Nicol, Mrs Duthie, Mrs Anderson, Grattan Place ; Mrs Brown, Watermill ; Miss Brown, North Shields ; Miss Lees, and Miss Rosie. No. 2 Stall—Mrs Jenkins, assisted by ...

... Mrs Wright Middleton ; and Min Mortice, Mosstown, Cnigellie. After aopper, dancing obntinaed for a few honn with renewed seat arm spirit. The of M.O.'s devolved upon Privates Mortice, Henderson, and Taylor, and Piper Willox, and were meet efficiently discharged ...

... career as medical practitioner. Mr John Mitchell, son the late Bailie Mitchell, has also acquitted himself with much credit, he having completed his second Ptufsssional examination. Mr Walter R. Stephen, Whitelink, Grattan Place, sat the examination in Anatomy ...

... positions. When Lord Lucan tpoeivod the surprising order tp vanes wit*, handful men upon tbe solid phalanx of arms and men, at onoe ordered Lord Cardigan, in charge of the Light Brigade, to put the order in execution. Although astonished tbe order, did not hesitate ...

... strong position* WbeA L»rd Lucaa the surprising order advano* with- handful men upon this solid phalanx of arms and men. at onoe ordered Lord Cardigan, in charge of the Light Brigade, to put the order execution. Although astonished the order, did not hesitate ...

... Mams, Ila!! on the 16th inat. to a , , ,. j ohn Fra-Wf ana*, which thoroughly appreciated the cine- 7 Joiin Smith, Kanloro; 8 John •aterrapb the concert programme, T4jlor Dasttllcrr; 9 Jam*# Duncan. Tomathe marvebois feats Picitt. the Hand- 10 JartK , Duguid ...

... Substitute . Would Solicitor Commund Perbabsrs John Adam. Stafford t t • Arthur 11arronen.Tulrhan 2 • S 17 IS S 4 • Rlflool.. D.D.S.. Dental Borgeon. Hensue. Keith. visits professionally ender—At the (Jordon Arms Hotel. Mildly. the First. Ostend. and Third ...