Business and personal-business letters are usually mailed in No. 10 envelopes (4 1/8 x 9 1/2), but personal-business letters can also be mailed in No. 6 3/4 envelopes (3 5/8 x 6 1/2). Business envelopes typically have the return address preprinted; therefore, return addresses are keyed only for personal-business letters or when a letterhead envelope is not available. You can use the envelope feature of your word processing program to create the
Beattie. Beattie and Beatty are names of Scottish and Irish origin. In the Scottish case these names are diminutives or pet forms of the Bartholomew name that was popular since the time of the Crusades.Beattie became a well-known Border name, found on both the Scottish and English sides.he name today is found mainly in south Antrim and north Down. Betagh had become an Irish surname in county Meath by the 16th century and then spread to neighboring counties. The 19th century surgeon Thomas Edward Beatty, whose mother was a Betagh, came from a Cavan family.
Etymology & Historical Origin-Callum. Callum is a variant spelling of Calum both of which are Scottish masculine names. Essentially Callum is the Scottish Gaelic equivalent to Columba in reference to Saint Columba, a 6th century Irish missionary who is credited with converting Scotland to Christianity.asically, he is to Scotland what St. Patrick is to Ireland. Saint Columba is also regarded as one of the Twelve Apostles of Ireland and remains an important figure among the Irish and the Scottish Gaels. Columba is a Latin name meaning dove.