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On the fonrth nf March. there was most
extraordinary fail of snow in Scotland
There lad not been 50 great a fall, in so
short period oi tune, since February, 1899,
when parts q IT, Whicl, got into hollows and
against waits, remained uudissovcd i'll June.
1t was expected 70 li: highly disastrous to
the country. Stages had extra sets of hors-
Is attached to them, aud people attempted
TO clear the roads f5r them. In Edinburg,
it being Sunday, the Churches were un-
attended, and the public clocks stopped
from thn weight Of snow which drifted on
their pointers.