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... the chair. The business before the Board was almost 5 wholly of a routine character. - An intima- I1 tion was read of the death of Mr Bar- nett, retired parochial schoolamaster; and ~on the i motion, of Mr Simpson it was resolved to record on tiei minutes ...
... truly worthy and respected Predecessor. in We are'happy to learn, that Capt. EDWAati) GOitoON, hl fa of the Royal Navy, whose death was reported in seve- fa ral newspniperi, has arrived. convalescent, in the Naiad to frigate from Gibraltar. 11is survivinl ...
... could hairdly understiand a. reason. tl THE LATE DR DAVID LOW. - Our obitu-ary of last week contained the name of one whose death, at the early age of 32, deserves more than a passing notice. We refer to the decease of Dr David Low, which took place at ...
... of painful disorders, under which 2,e laboured for the Inst iour vress in such a m;- lancholy situnation as to ?? mad. his death a re- lease rather to be deprecated by his dlearest friends. His beautiftl parsonage-holuse, which he had built hiftintf, was ...
... idgend Perth, in a fit of teporaryinsarity, cut Ilso hi3df~s threat in so sliocking it manner as to produce-inlstant .p lie death, and iameidiately after inclictetl a siciler wround upon tb las hilcs'lf, aclieil soo0 tet'ciaccteal. his own existence. It ...
... the Perth County Conetabiary, Blair-Athole, to JiSe Moos, eldest daughter of Mer George Irvine, Lougeide, Aberdeenshire. * DEATHS. At Alexandra Cottage, Tanfleld Walk, Woodeide, on the 14th instant, JASs Moruisox Ross, youngest son of the late Charles ...
... Coermittee 'it by the Edeectlional Department. ' Reefsoluiont.- ni GaverlaentohhIave receivnd with regret the reoprt of the. ti death, on the 11th inst., of the 11ev. DI. Xrepberson, 55 tM.A., Dl)., ueniue chaplain, Clternh of Scotlaned, frote eholera caught ...
... sport. PI D~rATH- 05' AIR JAMtiS RoaERs, DR Brft,'8 SCROO0L, bi OLD ADEDEoEgT'.-It is with much regret that we Ichronicle the death of Mir James Roger, headmaster vr of Dr Bell's School, Old Aberdeen. Up till Satur- at -day evening Mr Roger was in his usual ...