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... bres- the I . maids, to which Sir Alexander Mackenzie replied; Lord Cler Mansfield proposed Sir Thomas and Lady Louisa Moncrisff, been e to which Sir Thomas responded. The band of the Perth- tion! shire Rifles was in attendance, and played a selection ...
... -an named James Lawson, residing in Jopp~s Lane, as hr in. charged yesterday at a Justice of Peace Court-_ I lest Messrs M'Hardy and Cook on the beach-with having ii On. kept a dog without a licence. He pleaded that, tk having been employed as a shepherd ...
... Roadside; Alexander AE'Donaild, Clashmore ; Rev. C. M'Hardy, The 3Manse; James M'Hardy, Ordachoy ; James MIlardv. EBurnside- James Dunbar, Haughton; Alexander 3to'Hardv, Townhead; Widow M'Hardy and Sons, The Cottage; Robert Philip, Garehory; James Sitaw ...
... Keith. Priands will piesae acoept tht intimatloi. At New Bridge of Don Hotel, on the 4th inst., JAMES GAvhrr aged 22, eon of Thomas Gavin, Seaton Pottery, Old Aberden. e At Woodoreft, Parkhlll, on the 3rd inist., WLihtair CAP2?i- L. k late of Annleid, aged ...
... F. A. Watt, Horne, cleksa AMr John Rae, messenger; Mr Stewart, agent, Bank of Scotland; Mr John Rae, Commercial Bank; Mr Thomas Adam of Eden, agent, National Bank; Mr James Spence, joint agent, National Bank; Mr George Anderson, manager, North of Scotland ...
... Mr William Harper, farmer, Ladonhar, Fyvie. w At Marylebone Presbyterian Church, London, on the 10ti ilSt., ss by the. ev. Thomas Guthrie, D.D., Edinburgh father of the bridegroom, and the Rev. J. Oswald Dykes, IdA., of Regent in Square Presbyterian Church ...
... wife of the Rev. T. Easton, D.D., Minister of r Si~rsieinnir At Craigforth House, Stirlingshire, on the 25th February,- Si THOMAS SMITH, Elq., late Physician-General, HaRll.C.S On the 25th ult., the Rev. DAVID BUrsess, minister of Wis- B ton, Lanarkshire ...
... David McFarlan, Esq., Bcngal Civil Service. At Edinburgh, on the 19tlh instant, by the Rev. Dr Glover, Greenside, the Rev. THOMAS HUNTER, Church of Scotland Mis. of sionary to Bombay, to JANE, youngest daughter -of the late i- James Scott, Esq., Edinburgh ...
... Colliesteng rto MARGARET, eldest daughter of Mr Thomas Mitehell msr. cAnt, Newburgh. At Port Elphinstone, on the 15th inst., by the Rev. Ribehl Simson, Mr JoHN GRAY, baker, Invernry, to ANN, Wed - daughter of Mr Thomas Lendrum, Port Elphistone. In the Church ...
... yet~ Thomas Baster, U.P. Church, flouR, Hr JAMTES L. ScrLKIcRc, sueC ,accountant, Glasgoiw, to MAGurE, second daughter of Mr Andw. of1 Storrer, farmer there. sod At St Andrew's, upon the 5th instant, by thle Rev, D. T. K. Sir Drummond, of St Thomas' Episcopal ...
... menaber4 f; 'the varlt-1s6 lodges supped ' together., ' ' . - ;,Zj1 I h ABERDEEN (NO. 84).- John PAter-Ao, Rll.`W.M; ki -Thomas Donaldaon, P.M. ; John Lanu', D. A. ;George Smith, jiln. 1 .W, ; Charles G. Ellrick. X. W. ; Alex. - 'Yeats, treasurer And ...
... mercer; Mr Wm. Smith, ndvocate; Mr G. Grant, advocate; Mr Thomas Baird (upholsterer);- Mr lobt. Gerrard; Mr James Valentine (registrar); Mr Fyfe (painter);; MIrMearns (Chivas Brothers); Mr Thomas Davidson (plumber); Mr Alex. Cumminz, lWesthall; Mr James ...