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... the footman was obliged to return the place which he previously occupied the right hand side of his master. The marshal, Mr Thomas Reynolds, did all lie could to stop the disturbance, and there were loud cries for the police, hut constables came. For some ...
... ground. Grasses arc looking equally well, and also Maud thick mid strong. Turidps have hurt the frost, especially in the less hardy kinds, but the crop was unusually large, and there wiil plenty cattle food, unless the season unusually late. Cattle and sheep ...
... whom considersnimlifietl hold, and who are willing accept, the office interim managers of the burgh of Banff. . . (Signed) THOMAS MAITLANH. Banff Cattlk Markf.t.— second of the Banff Cattle Markets was held on Friday lost, the Old Market Place. From the ...
... tea and coffee served on this occasion wore of really superior kind, and did great credit to the culinary abilities of Mr K. Hardy, Garmnnd. The only untoward j event, regard to the meeting, was an mterrup- uon given to one of the speakers, which the great ...
... illiaoi Aafua. ■I Mimoluscs—l. Wrn. Mann; 2. Thomas M'kenxie; 3. Wm. Mann. _ 3 Antirrhinums, of sorts —I. William Angus; 2. Cosmo Webster; James Milne, I’eterwell, Fyrie. f. Verbenas, in tingle —Wm. Mann. 4 Hardy Perennial Plants, single spikes, of sorts—l ...
... Isabella French Hardie, daughter of Mr Hardie, merchant there. At BearbMl, Fergus an the Bth in*f.. bv tbs Rev. Robert Harvey. Mr Jnmee Third, Catherine, eldest daughter of John Will, Bearbill. At Mains of Moanie, on the imt-, the Eev. Thoma* Burnett, the ...
... —Father I delivered one of his orations the Free Church, Huntlv. on the evening of Friday last, the l o, inst. the motion of Thomas Christie, Esq., ! merchant, Hunlly. the Rev. J. Mailler was called to the chair. Alter praise and prayer by ill® Kev. Mr Duncan ...
... Grant, Hay Macdowul, E*q. Arndilly. Harvey. William Janie*. E-q. Carnoaaie. Innes, Patrick Rose, K«*|. of Blachriix Inne*, Thomas K*q. NcthcrJnte. Innes, Sir James M., of Kdingigbl, Hart. King. John. Esq., AucKlunkart. Leslie, George A. Young, Esq. of ...
... consisted of Sir James Duke. Burt., M.P.; Sir Edward Buxton, Bart.; Mr Samuel Gurney; Mr William Gladstone; Mr Leger Glrn; Mr Thomas Dent; J. D. Mr G. Barclay; •J Mr Mastennnn. Sir James Duke, buviag made lew suitable obscr- VHiioim, read the following ...
... Rock-t* —J Thomas M'Kenzio; Mann; 3 fraocis Milnx. 3 Rilistcm Pippin*—l. 2. mid 3 Francis Milne. 2 Heads C.do.nge—l Duncan, Balcbere; 2 Francis Milne; 3 James Minty. Pofatrvs (round)—l and 2 Thomas M’Kenzie. Do. (long kidney) —I and Thomas M*Kcnzie; Alex ...
... Pansies. 1 John Angus. Thomas M'Kenrie, Turriff. Francis Milne. 6 Roses. 1 and 2 Alex. Morrison, jun. 3 Jas. Morrison, merchant, Turriff. 6 Geraniums (single trusses). 1 and 2 Alex Morrison, jun. 3 Miss Milne. 4 Mlmuluses. 1 and Thomas M'Kenrie. 3 Francis ...
... immediate vicinity of Keith, otherwise would not so easily have come in contact with his kind hearted friend Mr Cantly, butler to Thomas Grant, Esq. of Achoynaney, with Mr Grant himself, Mr Gilchrist, minister of Keith, and Mr Skinner the schoolmaster, nor have ...