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... COME TO GUTHRIE S CIVIL SERVICE STORE Ba„ »nd Allsopp.' Mi. Palo Pintg. Lots. Thomas Bait's India Pale Ale is lid Guinness' Extra Stout«• .. Is Lager Beer, imported direct.- -s lOd Barclay Perkins' Imperial Stout .. 2s 3d -s 2d Younarer's Edinburgh ...
... letters of 2 most” traculent for the plaintiff, said the libels were contained in a i Adam Anderson and Keir Hardie. He did son or not, but Mr Keir Hardie was a well-known not know whether Adam Anderson was a real per- public man, and letters i that and “‘ Auanias ...
... Grant, Alexander M‘K. Tunes, James Tronside, Alexander Lamb, Alexander Webster, Johu Other com Stewart, Thomas Thomson, Lauchlan M‘Quarrie. M‘Hardy, George Alexander Nicolson, Gi'bert W. Peterkin, James M‘Lean, David L. Cruickshank, Reuben Beattie, David ...
... ABERDEEN TOWN COUNCIL. 1 The following i« the the election Old Aberdeen Town Council, which took George SineUir; BaiUies—Mr Thomas Forbes, Professor George Pirie, Alexander Anderson, James Merchant ConnoiUers— Professors Trail and Riven, Messrs Tongh, William ...
... at length the actios which was raised Aberdeen Sheriff .Court by Thomas Howit, shore labourer, residing at Littlejolui Street, against James Tulloch & Son. shipowners, and Ellis & M'Hardy, coal merchants for damages for personal injuries. Irora the co ...
... the | Goor ot the by M‘Hardy. remained at the house occupied foot of the |Her husband jetaur, and did mot take part in the | process, which was witnessed by a neighbour woman Janet Yuil or Mackay. In cross-examina ion M ‘Hardy dented that Laing's mother ...
... Martin. Mr Thomas Stewart, and A Dunald. Tbe following were the prize-takers in the various competitions: —Throwing hammer—l James Robertson, gold medal Charles Hardy ; Jas. Williams. Putting stone—l James Robertson; 2 Jas. Williams; : Hardy. Sack race—Robert ...
... wasagreed that the leetcomprise the following candidates:—Rev. William M’Hardy, Aberdeen ; Rev. James R. Alian, BStoneywood ; Rev. Alexander. Horn, Greenside, Edmburgh ; Thomas M’William, Rev. William C. Smith, Uddingston ; Rev. Robert Calder, Glenlivet ...
... Stephenson. Edinburgh ; Daniel Frmaer. Alexander Kinninmont. Glasgow ; Adam Gibson, ; James Miiler Hardie, Dundee ; William Kermath, St Andrews ; Thomas Maben, Hawick ; John Nesbit, Portobello ; James Pat arson, Alexander Strachan, Aberdeen: David Storrar ...
... Started to stone M‘Hardy before they left the w He saw John stone throw a stone at bis brother. It was a big stone, and he produced it in Court, Alex. M'Hardy spok« to the boys ewearing at Mr M‘Hardy, and & at deposed to hearin, M‘Hardy. the boys huorrahing ...
... FUNERAL MR BASS. The remains of the late Thomas Bass were interred yesterday in Pangemoor Churchyard, some four live miles from Bnrton-on-Trent, and adjacent to the residence of the deceased gentleman. The pall- were Messrs H. orthington, Katclilfe, H ...
... witnessed yesterday ftt Rampton. The vicar of the parish, the Rev. Arthur Hardy, liad with his family pone to the south England for the benefit of his health, and the Rev. Kdwin Thomas James Marriner had been left in charge. For some cause or other not fully ...