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RETROSPECT OF THE YEx\R.
most of her lifetime to the furtherance of education ; Rev. Dr P. L.
Burr, of Lundie and Fov/'lis, for nearlj'' forty years Clerk of Dundee
Presbytery ; Rev. John Duke, at one time the earnest pastor of
Weilgate U.F. Church ; Mr James Stevenson, manufacturer and
publicist ; Mr Andrew Robertson, district goods agent, Caledonian
Railv.ay ; after a long lifetime, Mr Richard A. Miller, a gentleman
of position and repute ; Mr J. Nisbet Hamilton Ogilvy, brother
of the late Sir John Ogilvj^, Bart. ; Mr James Shaw, manufac-
turer, one of the founders of the Church oi Scotland Office-Bearers'
Association ; Mr William Thornton, of Thornton, son of the late
Sir Thomas Thornton, Town Clerk ; Sir Reginald H. A. Ogilvy,
Bart., of Inverquharity, a gentleman of wide experience in the affairs
of the Shire and City, and a willing promoter of every good scheme ;
Captain F. C. A. Ogilvy, R.N., son of Sir Reginald ; Dr A. J.
Duncan, a well-known medical man ; Mr James H. Henderson, The
Gows, Invergowrie ; Mr W. L. Boase, Binrock, manufacturer and
cultured gentleman ; Mr Alexander Agnew, for many yea^rs Pro-
curator-Fiscal ; and Mr James Hunter, jun., solicitor.
In common with other communities, the death of King Edward
Vil. was regarded in Dundee with the deepest regret and sorrow,
the expression of which was manifest and far-reaching. On 20th.
May, the day on which the remains of His Majesty were interred at
Windsor Castle, special services were conducted in several of the
churches in the city. Town and county dignitaries, officials, and
members of public bodies, marching in procession attended these func-
tions. As a mark of respect most of the shops and places of business
were closed for several hours, and the public works were shiit down
for the day at noon. On jMay 9tli George V. was proclaimed King
in front of the Town House in presence of an immense multitude.
s^gasas^aBBg^TO
\t%t
EDWARD THE PEACEMAKER.
Born 9tii Nov. 1S41.
Cbowked 22nd .Jan. 1901. Died 6th May 1910.
STATESMAN, DIPLOMAT.
'*FRIEND, FATHER, SOVEREIGN."
The Community of Nations Mourns fiis Loss.
7th June 1910.

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