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Perthshire Advertiser Perthshire, Scotland15 Jun 1904 ()oldie and Mrs Cuddle, Mr and Mrs I.llSlashae, Aldgirnaig; Mr R. Sl`Nsb, tenandry; Mr J. M'Olaehan, Bedrobbie; Mr M'Phemon, Fanverick; Mr Burnie, Artitusgichas; Mr H'Donald, Shellodry; Mr and Mn. SPRAT, The Ledg.; Mr Robertson, Wester Etalrobbie; Mr Mentes View article |
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Perthshire Advertiser Perthshire, Scotland10 Feb 1923 Davies to accept the album, the inscrip- with him in conveying to the laird and his lion on which heHolmlea; Mr and Mrs Walter Stuart, Perth; Miss Tyrie, Dhuard: wiss C. Wallace, Tighnacraig; Mr and Mrs G. P. Warren, Knockdhu; Mr, Mrs. Ind Mr F. Preston, Murray Place; Mr I. Forbes, Craigniore; Mrs Harper and Mr Fred Park, Moulin Hotel; Capt. and Mrs A. M View article |
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Perthshire Advertiser Perthshire, Scotland19 Sep 1925 thing to be a laird—Omar. hear foam Mr Speid, ►en.►—but lie hoped the day wits long distant when. Mr Charles would be asked to take over the duties if his father. They were not tired of the old laird yet, nor of his good lady. (Applause.) Mr Charles Sistid View article |
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Perthshire Advertiser Perthshire, Scotland14 Jan 1901 Daily Tileyeaph. The actual facts of the ease, it says, ar. that Mr Culland, in company of Mr Honey Mut ray Balninitgo, who will inherit the movable estate, .nade the customary search among Mr Johnston'. locumente for a will. The immediate object of the guest View article |
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Perthshire Advertiser Perthshire, Scotland17 Jul 1896 Backhg; Robertson, Blackhaugh Mr T. Ballantyne, Mr T. Kerr, Mr T. MacLeod ' • Mr Stewart, Ferdle ; Mr John Stewart. Mr John Allan, Mr MacLeish, Mr Cl. Doig, Mr D. Sidey, Mr Cl. Irons, Mr I). Baxter, Mr Soutar, |
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Perthshire Advertiser Perthshire, Scotland9 Nov 1927 Kenneth and Colin Macrae, and Mrs W. Kimm, Annat Pitroddie; Mr and Mrs I Mr Pattman (of Condie Perth). and Mrs Pattman, Mrs A. Burdon, P. 0., Errol Bank. Errol; Mr Errol; Mr R. A. Stewart, and Mrs F. Finlayson, Rail wain the hands 1. Lamb's Restaurant, Dundee View article |
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Perthshire Advertiser Perthshire, Scotland29 Aug 1900 ue. Mr Sidney Strair-oriental gong. Mr H. Kinloch, W.S. - field gleams. Mr A Caims-eovereisn ease. Mr Granger Helton-fishing basket. Mr I' Hay Paterson-pair sporting pictures. Mr George 'tray -ease of wine. Mr and Mr. Donald Witiarmid-cheque. his W. Hell View article |
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Blairgowrie Advertiser Perthshire, Scotland10 Jan 1880 was to go over. Mr Duncan, the mason, and Mr Laird, the plumber, were then called in. Mr Duncan on being told Mr Carver had made explanations, said if that gentleman had done so, he had nut anything to say. In the contract he acted under Mr Carver's orders View article |
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Perthshire Advertiser Perthshire, Scotland19 Feb 1938 served by the ladies' committee, Mr D. Campbell, cardmaeter, announced the prize-winners, and Mrs H. M'Pheat presented the prizes as follows:—Ladies-1, Mrs J. Miller; 2. Miss P. Coonal; con- solation, Mrs J. Ford. Gent.'s-1, Mr J. Reid; 2, Mr A. Fairweather; View article |
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Strathearn Herald Perthshire, Scotland4 Feb 1922 year. ago he nug Mr M'lntyr• for the first time at his own home, and there. aloe; with Mrs IL i ch e th, partook of Mr M•lporei kind hiopilidity —a kindness he nod his wife would always remember. (Applause.) He hoped that Mr Wlntyre and his 'Aster would continue View article |
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Perthshire Advertiser Perthshire, Scotland19 Feb 1930 forgotten. Although Mr Monerieff Wright had been ailing fur some time, no serious doubt had been entertained as to his ultimate recovery, and, it was with a deep sense of shook that hia friends heard of his coll Apse and death in his home yesterday morning View article |
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Strathearn Herald Perthshire, Scotland7 Sep 1935 LAIRD OF INNERPEFFRAY'S BIG ESTATE. LATE MR JOHN ADAM LEAVES Mr Iturrirgion with a tangible gift of her regard for his efforts to make her holiday - Mr John Admitof Inncrpeffray, Crieff, enjoyable and instructive. The gift takes marine insurance broker View article |
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Perthshire Advertiser Perthshire, Scotland10 Jul 1935 Glendelvine Laird's PRIZES GIFTED TO SCHOOL CHILDREN. The annual prize-giving at Glendelvine School took place on Tuesday, when Mr Robin Lyle of Glendelvine came down and handed out the prizes. Mr Intosh, headmaster, spoke of the great generosity of Sir View article |
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Perthshire Advertiser Perthshire, Scotland6 Jun 1934 Cox of Bnaigow; Mr A. Cux of Dungarthill; Mr W. Robes.,, Tayview; Mr IL S. hl'Lee, Blackhill,,,•l, and Mr John M'lntosh, Bcboolll.i-- elders of Caputh Church; Mr R. Ii Hill of Balthyock; Lady Wilson of Kip, Dunning; Dr. Bibbald, Stanley; Mr Calder, bank View article |
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Perthshire Advertiser Perthshire, Scotland24 Mar 1928 heriff Valentine on Thursday. Mrs iirolinnond, a daughter of the late Sir uobert and Lady Jardine—formerly Mrs %oflet Peel—was present in Court. Pursuer is George Wilson, 9 Laburnum Avenue, Walkerville, Newcastle. He , tates in his condescendence that on 10th View article |
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Perthshire Advertiser Perthshire, Scotland3 Aug 1938 Mr 1.)le carried his bride over the threshold. An enthusiastic welcome awaited Mr lan Archibald de Hoghton Lyle. son and heir of Sir Archibald Park Lyle. Bart.. and Lady Lyle. when he arrived at Glendelvine on Saturday evening bringing home his young View article |
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Perthshire Advertiser Perthshire, Scotland1 Jan 1938 manhood Mr Finlay had equipped himself with knowledge for the days that lay ahead. Mr Mlatrehlan recalled that he had knows Nr Finlay'A father all his life and his mother for litan y years: his grandfather and grandmother all his life, and his great granultio' View article |
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Perthshire Advertiser Perthshire, Scotland12 Dec 1892 of the high and estimable character of the deoeurd prelate. his piety, his charity, hr. kimdlitsees of dispositica ; conaiderieg also his achievemeitts as • scholar ad • theolegien, and his long coonecnos with Socitimed sad St Andrew., it eras not surprising View article |
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Strathearn Herald Perthshire, Scotland28 Apr 1923 wife of Mallet one day lamented to a lady that her husband sacred in reputation by his name being soeustuinel by the foliosing artistes:—Mrs Rogerson (soprano) Mrs Rubey (contralto). Mr J. S. Macpherson (her:- tonet, Mr Anderson (toner). with Mr J. D. Turner as accompanist. Miss violin let, appeared in place of Lady Drummond, who was unable to he present View article |
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Perthshire Advertiser Perthshire, Scotland4 Aug 1934 on Thursday. The bridegroom was Mr Edward John Sutton Ward, Royal Horse Guards, elder son of Major the Hon. Sir John Ward and Lady Ward of Kinnaird. and his bride, Miss Margaret Susan Corbett, elder daughter of Mr and Mrs Geoffrey R. Corbett of Rossferry; View article |