Letter from Maggie Gray to Robert Laws Letter from Maggie Gray, 8 South Constitution Street, Aberdeen, to Robert Laws, reproaching him for not having written; pleased to hear his mother and he had a good journey to Edinburgh; comments on his description of his lodgings and drawings of them and the college; descriptions of his first lectures, including Hebrew; Charlie's [her brother] visit to Marykirk where her three sisters are; David Elon to preach there; visit of herself and her mother to Woodside on business, then walking along the Don to catch the Buchan train; notes on sermon at St. Nicholas' Lane by Mr. Wallace, late of Dee Street; Charlie picnicking with his sisters at Gannochie Brig and catching the post gig to Glen Esk; prayer meeting led by Mr. Strachan, with Mr. Milne there; writing to Aleck and remarks on his studies; notes on sermon by Mr. Aitken from Lynturk; Miss Grant's help with Sunday School; Mr. Milne's sermon; Dr. Shepherd's appointment to Deolee, India. 12 August 1872