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... OBITUARY MR R. S. JOHNSTON. The people of Plean and his many friends in all parts of Scotland will learn with deep regret of the passing of a very fine Christian gentleman in the passing of Mr Robert S. Johnston, which took place on Wednesday at his home ...
... OBITUARY MR ARCHIBALD D ARRACH. A former well-known Stirling business man died with startling suddenness on Wednesday of last week in the person Mr Archibald Darrach, for many years manager of Messrs Greenlees & Sons, bootmakers, Port Street. When retired ...
... competition has now reached the semi-final stage, the draw for which is—R. McKay v. D. McAusdine, A. Raeburn v. T. Simpson, D.S. OBITUARY. The death took place at an infirmary, Glasgow, Wednesday last James Brown, Dunmore Street. Deceased, who belonged to a family ...
... take an interest in the work, even up to the end. He passed away peacefully. Our sympathy goes out to the Rev. D. M. Ross. OBITUARY. 111 ...
... OBITUARY MR SAMUEL SMITH. Mr Samuel Smith, who died at Perth on Wednesday of last week, Was well-known in Stirling, where he resided for a number of years. His home in Perth was at 27 Balvaird Place. Forty - eight years of age, Mr Smith was a clerk in ...
... police were patrolling and accused came forward and remarked that he had been looking for them. He caught hold of Con- miner’s OBITUARY.—The death occurred stable Park by the collar of his coat on Monday after a long and painful! w ith both hands, but the constable ...
... OBITUARY MR SAMUEL SMITH, Mr Samuel Smith, who died at Perth on Wednesday of last week, was well-known in Stirling, where he resided for a number of years. His home in Perth was at 27 Balvaird Place. Forty - eight years of age, Mr Smith was a clerk in ...
... plants, and any persons wishing wreaths are asked to hand their order to Mrs Fleming, The Restaurant, before Saturday first. OBITUARY. —We regret to record the death, which took place at Newbroadford, Ochtertyre, the home of her niece, of Miss Helen Taylor ...
... McNeill, assisted by the officebearers, in a most instructive manner. The installation takes place on Saturday first. BUCHANAN OBITUARY. —We much regret to record the death at her home at Balmaha of Mrs Christina McLean Mcßride, widow of James Mcßride. She ...