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... Colonel the Ron, 0. Montague, Admiral d Parkin, Admiral Sir Geoffrey Pheppe Hornby, eK.C.AB., Sir Penniston Milbanke, Genera od Hardy, C.B., Lord Winterton, Lord Leconfieldl he Colonel Pearson, XMr:-'enning, Colonel Lennox, Count Metoxa, the Bishop of Chichester ...
... running electric cars with a clear gain of 4Ad per mile as compared with horse cars. *e***a Sheriff Robertson has appointed Mtr Thomas M\ackie, F.I.A.A., Peterhead, auditor of the Rose- hearty burgle accounts for the past year. Durinn the renovation of the ...
... LOSS OF A FISHING BOAT. 'EIGHT HANDS LOST. It is feared at Lowestoft that as the result of Wedacday's gale, the fishing boat Thomas and .Amnelia, belonging to that port, has foundered ith eight hands, The vessel left Lowestoft on Monday, and has not since ...
... Grant, mce Portlethen, Geo. Dingwall, Craigiebuckler ; Wnm. th Lawrence, Banchory-Devenick; Charles Mackie, th f Druimoak; I'Hardy, assistant, Peterculter; sa I fJames Dalgarno and Alexander MIMillan, T Free Church, Peterculter. The others who as e attended ...
... Dr Nicol, son-in- lan' ; Dr EScroggie, brother-in-law ; Mr 'fames Skinner, son-iri-lsw hMr John Donald, brother-in law; Mr Thomas Robertson, brother-in-law * and Mr Jaines EHardie, brother-in-law. Among the others present were :-Inverurie Town Council- ...
... York. formerly of Aberdeen. Drowned, while bathing, at Horsham, near Melbouriie, Austra- lia, HENRY THOMAS, aged 31 years, eldest son of the late Rev. Thomas Wilson of Gamnrie. The Treasurer of the Aberdeen Industrial Scieool Associa- tions begs to acknowledge ...
... Essequibo, of d Aberdeen, aged 57 years. Friends will please accept of this in- timation. At Portsmouth, on the 17th Instant, THOMAS RAs[SAY, t youngest son of Captain Ramsay, Banchory Lodge, t AtaKennerty, Peterculter, on the 20th inst., Miss JEAN DA- 1 ...
... inst., Mrs JANE GORDON KILGOUR, relict of the late Robert William Rilgour of Tulloch. c At London. on the 29th instant, Mr THOMAS WRIGHT, Ship- G owner. Aberdeen. ls Suddenly, iat the Manse of Millbrex, on the 24th inst., the Rev. ALEX. CHAPMAN, M.A., ...
... ChapelX by the Rev. Fred. W. B. Bouverie, Incumbent, hEXANDERl GEORGE Pmrai, Esq., Waterton, to JANE MARY, second daughter of Thomas Hogarth, Esq., Elmfield. At Inverury, on the 31st ult., by the Rev. John Cruiekshank, minister of Turriff, the Rev. GEORGE ...
... .Town'sen, ROBNRT STrvse OLIVEN, seconei son. of James 'Ptn rmwl,I M.D., Perth, to JANE,- youngest daughtier, Of the late Thomas Cheaumrur, ?? Sheffleld. DEATHS. i At.nCairnlle Cottage, Bicldsido, on tle 8th inst.. MARY FRANCES GlnO,iwifeof Jrames Corbet ...
... , the wife of Captain D. G. ison FiTzRoY, R.N., of adain lter. Icting At Waverley Place, Blanchory, onl 16th inSt., Mi'i THOM[AS be in- DAVIDSON, of a son. oints At Craigies, Tarves, on 17th ingt., Mrs (GEOnnE SIIEPP;ERD, 'comn- Jun., of a daughter. sanp3 ...
... ! le merchant, to JANE, only daughter of Mr Alexander Taylor. 1 ,d At the Episcopal Church, Dumblane, on the 2d instant, THOMAS EDWARD GORDON, Esq., 14th (King's) Light Dra. I goons, to AGNES ELTZABETH, youngest daughter of the late t David Hiuiter, ...