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<?ommum'cattono (E&t'tor. MECHANICS' READING ROOM. Sir,—l take the liberty, through the medium of your excellent Journal, to call the attention

<?ommum'cattono (E&t'tor. MECHANICS' READING ROOM. Sir,—l take the liberty, through the medium of your excellent Journal, to call the attention

of the working men of Wick to subject which, I feel convinced, is of the highest importance to them, ». e. the establishment of a Mechanics' Reading Room. Institution of this kind, I have an intimate conviction, would tend very much to their intellectual improvement, and would n
January 18, 1839 - John o' Groat Journal - Wick, Caithness, Scotland
 
Original Communication.

Original Communication.

THE CI'LIIOSS WEDDING. In the nncirut and Royal Burgh of Culross, (or as it is more euphoniously pronounced Cu'ross) there lived worthy of the name of Andrew Sinclair. Andrew was knight of the plane, and as he had, when a child, shown what his parents thought to be wondcrful sig
January 18, 1839 - John o' Groat Journal - Wick, Caithness, Scotland
 
Contemporary Press.

Contemporary Press.

THE WHALE FISHERIES. The reduction proposed the tarill the duty on oil ami whalt hone, the produce of foreign fisheries, is viewed with much alarm those concerned the whale who have already complained much of the decline in their trade. The facts which shew this decline have lor
June 3, 1842 - John o' Groat Journal - Wick, Caithness, Scotland
 
IRELAND.

IRELAND.

Lady Dover, Thursday last, laid the foundation new school-house, at Dnngnrvan, part oi the est .te her on. the loathful Viscount '<iiiacn. She attended by her architect, Wm. Robertson. Esq., and by about three thousand perrons, including many of the respectable tenantry, lier La
October 26, 1838 - John o' Groat Journal - Wick, Caithness, Scotland
 
DRESSES OF WOMEN 3000 YEARS AGO.

DRESSES OF WOMEN 3000 YEARS AGO.

WILKINSON'S ANCIENT EGYPT.) The dresses of women, consisted, at times, of a loose robe or shirt, reaching the ankles, with tight or full sleeves, and fastened at the neck like those of the men with a string; over which they wore a sort of Detticoat, secured at the waist by girdl
October 26, 1838 - John o' Groat Journal - Wick, Caithness, Scotland
 
Shipping Intelligence.

Shipping Intelligence.

WICK, Arrived.—July 7. Lafayette, Hansen, Norway, billets. fl, Mary and T-abella, Liwrie, Liverpool, salt; Mary Ann, Winchester, Spey, wood and flour; Harmony. Finlavaun, Liven"*', in. Sisters, Cormack, coast, do.; Viet- ria,' Simpson, Sunderland, cms: Fortma, Hcllwegl, Portsker
July 14, 1843 - John o' Groat Journal - Wick, Caithness, Scotland
 
OLD WOUK THE ORKNEY ISLANDS. (To the Editor of the John (/Croat Journal.) Sir, Having lately fallen in with very

OLD WOUK THE ORKNEY ISLANDS. (To the Editor of the John (/Croat Journal.) Sir, Having lately fallen in with very

old and rare book entitled " An Account of the Islands of Orkney," I have taken the liberty of sending you an extract, which may prove interesting to some of your readers, and for which I trust you will find room in your excellent journal. October, 1839. M. This diocese (Orkney)
October 25, 1839 - John o' Groat Journal - Wick, Caithness, Scotland
 
tutor. TESTIMONIAL CAPTAIN PHILLIPS. Sir, —To your paper nit., i» in .in article noticing lamented death Captain th.it few oflii«

tutor. TESTIMONIAL CAPTAIN PHILLIPS. Sir, —To your paper nit., i» in .in article noticing lamented death Captain th.it few oflii«

aliuirvn CxitharN iml remit* ted hita fifty puuml«, a »wll testimonial of* their r«ip«rtl ; anil* it »a*l*le<l. u considerahle *uins w«-re alw» MiiMrriUrd in I.tfrwick, and urg!i which hud uvt beta iffi'StiiU'd.** have tiiat part < raised these pLict* was t-wr presented. le Capt
December 27, 1844 - John o' Groat Journal - Wick, Caithness, Scotland
 
try- TO ZEPIIYRPS. Come Zephyrus! breathing sweet perfumes From where thou strayejt beds of roses— ! comc and guide a

try- TO ZEPIIYRPS. Come Zephyrus! breathing sweet perfumes From where thou strayejt beds of roses— ! comc and guide a

love-sick swain To where his ladye love reposes. Pursued by fiery Sol, On yonder sultry plain. She fled for shelter to these shaded streams, And some cool retieat sylvan bower, She laves, or else, perchance, she dreams Of gentle Love and his all-witching power. Come Zephyrus, co
March 10, 1843 - John o' Groat Journal - Wick, Caithness, Scotland
 
Contemporary Press.

Contemporary Press.

SAVINGS' BANKS, AND THE SAVINGS' B/\NK IN INVERNESS. (From the Inverness Herald.) have recently adverted the benefit of a Savings* Rank in augmenting the comforts of the lower classes and adding to their substantial prosperity. There is nothing more imperatively d indispensably
December 25, 1840 - John o' Groat Journal - Wick, Caithness, Scotland