... cart. He was thrown upon a large stone by winch rig it shoulder-blade was broken, and he was otherwise slightly bruised. Ur M Hardy, was sent for, who dressed his wounds, and he is far recovereu as to be able to walk about. Opening of a New Chcrch.--Od Sunday ...

... free from Pleoro-Pneumonia Place. Parish. Occupier. Mains of Balfour Fctttercairn.. .Sir Thomas Gladstone, Bart. Cairnfauld.,.,. Dorris ..Charles M*Hardy. Published by order of the Local Authority, KOBi. TINDAL, Clerk of Supply. Stonehaven, sth August ...

... The judges—Mr Sinclair (Trees), Massie (Burohaugh), and Taylor (Sunnyside)— awarded the prizes follows, viz ; 1 Charles M Hardy, Cairnfold; 2, David Don, South Brachmont; 3. Alei. Gray, Dinmallan; 4, Wm. Duncan, servant, Kincluny ; 5, John Petrie, servant ...

... COTTAGE, GARDEN, and PREMISES, situated in Arduthie Street, Stonehaven, belonging to the sequestrated Estate of the late John M‘Hardy, Gardener. The Cottage consists of Dining- Room, Drawing Room, Kitchen, five Bedrooms, with other accommodation, was lately ...

... —lt is with a very sad feeling that record the death, drowning, on Monday morning, of two fine young men—Mr Thomas Dow, blacksmith, and Thomas Piggie, clerk. The lamentable casualty occurred in the Dee, above Craiglug, and between the two Bridges. The ...

... Saturday afternoon two houees m the west end of the village belonging to Mr George Burnesa. The first lot brought j 631 from Thomas Young, the second j£4s from Mr Adams, Tullo. An old thatched house belonging to Mr Alexander Smith was sold for £S> to Alex ...

... Ksq , Abcrlonr. At 17, Rack Wynd. Aberdeen, the 31st ult., the Rev Thomas Dewar, South Parish, Mr Junes hl‘Donald, Dmuerist. Fraserburgh, to Margaret June, only daughter Mr John M Hardy, blacksmith. At ilillhead, Dunkeld. on the 26th ult., the Rev. Dngald ...

... Sweetwilliams—l 3 A. G.cnny, - John MHardy Single S'vertwillinms —1 John M'Hardy, 2U. Tindal, 3 A. Glenny ges —l William Anderson, 2 J, A. Glenny Hardy Annualr, Trusses—l J. M Hardy, 2W. Anderson, o A. Gleony Herbaceous Plants-1 A. Glen-.y, W. Anderson, ...

... Tindal. Roses—l, George Tindal ; and 3, Wm. An(ier*or. Mo William Anderson- Scotch, Wm. Anderson. Dahlias—l, Wm. Anderson; 2, Thomas Stevens, Pelargoniums— Wro. Anderson. Stocks—l and 8, Wm. Anderson.' Calceolarias—William Anderson. Double Sweetwilliams—l ...

... auspices of the John Watson Guild, but, previous occasions, there was large house. Mr George Merson, Dean of Guild, presided. Mr Thomas Davidson, senr., conducted, and the concert was carried through with Davidson's characteristic vigour and enthusiasm. At the ...

... DURRIS School Board Election. The polling took place at the Drillhall, Kirktou, on Saturday. Successful:—Mr Thomas Braid, factor, Dnrris estate office, 163; the Rev. Robert Spark, E.C., 92 ; Messrs Fiddes, farmer, Bngenreath, 69 ; James Campbell, farmer ...

... st, John Falconer Verbenas—lst and 3rd, John Gordon ; 2nd, John Falconer Pnks—lst, John Falconer; 2nd, W. R. Tindal; 3rd, Thomas Mitchell Koses—lst, George Tindal; 2nd, C. G. Monro ; 3rd, Sin riff Robertson Moss Roses—lst, \VT. Tindal; 2nd, Monro; 3rd ...