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  • * British Newspapers 1600-1900 * *

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    British Newspapers 1600-1900

    late Julen Robertson, D.D., I (slasgow Cathedral.' With a Mentoir of the Author, by the Rev. J. u. T Young, Monifieth. (Post Svo, pp. viii, Bso.) Strahan. EsArsS.-''le Humbugs of the World.' By P. T. Barnum. (Post *vo, pp. vii, Subscribers-only content

    British Newspapers 1600-1900

    by the late John Robertson, D.D., Glasgow Cathedral.' With a Memoir of the Author, by the Rev. J. G. Young, Monifieth. (Post Dvo, pp. lxxiv, 306.) Strahan.-' Sermons to Schoolboys.' Second Series. Twenty Short Addresses delivered at Morning Prayers to Subscribers-only content

    British Newspapers 1600-1900

    A RAILWAYTRAIN.-Ari-incl- f dent of a peculiar character occurred in connection with a L Sunday school trip from Dundee to Monifieth a week ago. idThe scholars were accompanied by their teachers and' Iastor, and a most enjoyable day was spent, Subscribers-only content

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    shirts from a green in the country, was taken into custody by Spalding, who set out with his prisoner for 'Monifieth, the nearest police station, about three miles distant. Nothing more was heard of Spalding until next morning, when his Subscribers-only content

    British Newspapers 1600-1900

    Now or never was the time to got the irregularity re- moved. FATAL ACCIDENTS ON RAILWAYS,-William Ewan, mechanic, residing at Monifieth, was cut to pieces on the Dundee and Ahbroath JointRailway on Friday. It was the old storyI. He used Subscribers-only content

  • * British History Online *

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    Warrant Books, March 1708, 21-25, 21 March 1708-25 March 1708

    the [postage of the ] inland letters for his salary viz of Falkirk, Stirling, Hamilton, Kilmarnock, Irvine, New Galloway, Wigtoun, Monifieth, Arbroath, Bervie, Stonhyve [Stonehaven ] , Keith, Elgin, Forres, Nairn, Tayn [Tain ] , Wick, Thurso. The Postmaster of

    Index, M, 01 January 1708-31 December 1708

    from Portugal, 92. See also Mint. Money Bridge, Scotland, feuar of, 59. Money Maill. See Monimail. Mongomerie . See Montgomery. Monifieth , co. Forfar, Postmaster of, 182. Monimail , Money Maill, co. Fife, blench holder of, 60. Monk , ,

    Index, L-Z

    Archibald, minister of Abernethie, 757, 764, 936, 975, 983, 1087, 1092, 1152. Moncrieff , William, of that ilk, 110, 754. Monifieth , minister of, 76, v . Garden. Monigaff , minister of, 336, v . Walker. Monimaill , minister of,

    Acts, 1842

    Thomson at St Clement's, Mr John Roxburgh at St John's, Mr George Lewis at St David's, Mr Samuel Miller at Monifieth, Mr Patrick Leslie Miller at Wallacetown, Dundee, ministers; John Thain, Esq., merchant, Mr Alexander Hean, builder, Dundee, ruling elders.

    Index, S, 01 January 1708-31 December 1708

    Canongate. Cockburnspath. Colebrans. Dumbarton. Dumfries. Dundee. Edinburgh. Elgin. Falkirk. Forfar. Forres. Galloway, New. Glasgow. Haddington. Inverness. Irvine. Keith. Kilmarnock. Linlithgow. Monifieth. Montrose. Nairn. Paisley. Perth. Portpatrick. Stirling. Stonehaven. Tain. Thurso. Wick. Wigtown. potash for, 127, 128. Privy Council of, 77,

 

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