... Donald MIsao Tenstl C'hsss.'- Kbslh flass. ~,(Grammar and History.) 1. Mliss Margaret Rtettie . 1. Master John Thomson 2. , Ann Hardy- st 2. , James Munro Tenth Class. re 3, John Murray 1. Master George M~al~lsnd :r 4. , William Milne 2. ,, Alexas~dr pktto ...

... Joen Duncan; Wm. Bisset; George Bruce. FOiR PR'OGRESS IN GFOOGRAI'IY. Johni Blannerman Peter Fleming Frederick Wyness I Al. Hardie Hollnouraly Diestieguishdcl-Anddrew Ross ; Henry Thom- sol ; Janmes Tytler; Alex. Giliani; Arthur D. F. Holly; Robt. Edmuond; ...

... 'totrlefd ?? Ft~ilbti'i.. P. ?? J.1. ?? 130ton ?? ?? ?? Pr Bwairiii . ?? Boaston ?? J. S. ttraririgg . ?? Sit' J. lot, ?? ?? I. Hardy ?? E.. C. ?? ?? flridsctat'thl. ?? VI. ?? I Sir ?? ?? tirr0on . ?? ?? Ii. Ii. 1lrgati . llltciit ?? It. VIt'rImrto I. ?? AX ...

... Bell, Eaq., R.N, purser of the Royal Victoria and Albert steam yacht, to Emily, third daughter of Thomas Wade, Rsq. At Birkhill, on tite 2d instant, Thomas Smith, Esq., late Ptyalolan- General, Bengal Presidency, to M1arv Turner, daughter of the late Henry ...

... Fund, by the hands of Messrs D. & P. DaVidsono'Advo. cates;- - £5' frbm -M- Donaldson's Trustees, by-the hands of AUessrs 1h Hardy & Robison, Advocates; and £2 2ss 9d. from the Workmen of Rubislaw Quarries, per Mr James Laing. The Managers of the Vnited ...

... the sum of Five Pounds sterling, for behoofofan individualwho hasseen better days. Much credit is due to Messrs Barclay and Hardy for their services on the occasion.- RATHVEN.-The annual Ploughmen Ball of this district took place on the 4th January, in ...

... croupier. The New Dar A4gricuuural Association' Annual 8eed Show was held on Friday the 8tb instant. The judges-Messrs George Hardy, Auchorthie of Strichen; Benjanis Mitchell, Whltecairns; and Geo. Leggat, O'eyseer, Calrubasno House-after a eaeful Inspection ...

... gained the Simson Greek Thomas Walker, New Deer Prize; Win. ChristIe, Eli. MORAL PRILoSoOPHY. drummy I Gained by Jas. Spence, Runtly, hsr SATnsssATICS who resigned-adjudged to I Alex. Paterson, Culioden Thomas Pirne, Turnili' c 2 Thomas Just, Dundee 2 Patrick ...

... Oldmsebar u Alexander Walker, Aberdeen n For Private Readings. h Thomas Kelth, St. Cyrus First Hunaanity C/as. George R. Gordon, Aberdeen Alexander Fullerton, Stonehaven -1 David Milne, Glenbervie Thomas Jamnieson, Aberdeen Robert W. Crightona, Oathlaw p George ...

... Ballindallochb had tendered his resignation, the Presbytery unanimously resolved so to elect, as Ruling Elder in his room, Thomas Bruce, Esq. ofh Langlee, W.S.; after which the Commission was duly attested. On the motion of Mr Walker of Ordiquhill, it ...

... chair we observed thle following Noblemen Rand Gentlemen :-Earl of Dalbousie. Lord Elibank, the Lord Provost of Glasgorw, Sir Thomas Hepburn. M.P. Mr H. John- atone, M.P. Mr A. Pringle, M.P. Mr W. Forbes, Il P. Sir J. D. Paul, Mr F. Graint Mr- S Bond, Mr ...

... 6 in the deed of endowment. Mr Shawk suggestion was nega- tired by a majority of 161 to 43.; and a kindred proposal; by Mr Hardy, by a majority of-188 to62. Tbe Billithen went through Committee, and was ordered to be reported on Monday. Thus, al the d ...