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... Oro. Uoution, of a Daughter. lIARPJAOES. At Redgorton Manse, on the 10th inst , by the Very Rev. Robertson, MD., the Rey. THOMAS HARDY, of Fowlis Weiner, to HELIX ISAIIIELLL, third daughter of the Rev. Wm. Liston. DEATHS. Suddenly, at 18, Virginia Street ...
... Hugh Ross, junior John Urqubait John Leslie William Ironside Thomas Melville, junior John M‘Hardy Janus Greig John Cargill Robert Campbell John Rose Henry Jackson Robert Stevens Robert Kemp Robert Watson Peter Buyers George Allan Angus Fraser James Henderson ...
... CUMMITTEE OP MANAGEMENT. The LORD PROVOST. S r THOMAS BLAIKIE. NEWELL BURNETT. E«q. JAMES HAY CHALMERS, Enq. PATRICK DAVIDSON, Esq., of Inchnuu-10. HUGH HOOARTH. Enq. FREDERICK HOLLAND, Esq. ALEX. GEOROE PIRIE, Esq. HARDY ROBINSON, Esq. ARTHUR THOMSON, Esq. CAVIN ...
... Jun., Shipowner. ROBERT DONALD, Shipowner. THOMAS MELVILLE, Merchant. JOHN LIGERTWOOD, Advocate. WILLIAM SHI URFA, Merchant. DAVID MACALLAN, Shipowner. It V C. OSWALD, Shipowner. .10115 KEITH, Merchant. HARDY ROBINSON. Manufacturer. J.' VIES NISBET, Manager ...
... John Stewart. Kiq. At 17, Back Aberdeen, the 3lst ult., by the Hit. Thomas Dewar, South Parish, Mr. Jamrs M'Dosalo, Druggist, Fraserburgh, to MARaiRRr Jams, only daughter of Mr. John M‘Hardy, Blacksmith. At Billhead, Dunkcld. on the 26th ult., the Rot. Duga ...
... (22 lbs.) —1, Donald Dinnie, Aboyne, lift ft. 11 in. ; 2, Charles M‘Hardy, Newe, 6« ft. 11 In. Throwing Light Uammtr (10 lbs.)—l, Donald Dfnnle. Aboyne, 88 ft. ; 2. Qiarlcs 11‘Hardy, Neve, S-l ft. in. Running ovrr Height—\ Donald Dinnic, Ahoyne, ft. ;2 ...
... Greenhouse Plants-Thomas Watt. 2 Fuehmsias-A. Watt. 2 Goeraniuums-T. Watt. 2 Cookscombs-Georgs Marnoch. 2 Balsanme-Geore Marnoeeh 2Tender Annuals-G. Marisoch. 4 Hcrbaceous Cnt Flowers-A. Watt. 2 Double Stocks-A. Roger. 4 Dablias-T. Watt 6i Hardy Annuals-Miss ...
... Mr. Thomas Bonner, Kintore, for Three best Cabbages—MUs Ross. Mr. John Robertson, fur Four best Potatoes—Alex. Gerrard. By Mr. John Robbie, for Two best Stalks Rhubarb—Rev. Wm. Ross. By Mr. Alexander Cerrard, for Two best Greenhouse Plants—Thomas Watt ...
... Dirt ct orB. The Lord Provost. A Sheriff Watson. The ov Guild. The Convener of the Incorporated Baillie Smith. Baillic M* Hardy. Baillie Oswald. Baiilie Fraser. George Thompson, Jan., Esq., of Pitmedden. Dr. Kiloour. James Matthews, Esq., Architect. Robert ...
... Major Gammcll of Drnmtochty, 10 0 0 Mr. Lumsden of Pitcaplc, 10 0 Colonel Lumsden of Belhelvie, C. 8., 10 0 0 Sir Thomas Blaikie, 10 0 0 Mr. Innes of Raemoir, .. 10 0 0 Mr. Hugh Ross, Jun., City Treasurer, 5 0 The Directors of the Scottish No ...
... OF MANAGEMENT. The LORD PROVOST. Sir THOMAS RLAIKIF,. NEWELL BURNETT, Esq. JAMES HAY CHALMERS, Esq. PATRICK DAVIDSON, Esq. of luchniarlo. HUGH HOGARTH, Esq. FREDERICK HOLLAND, E-q. ALEXANDER GEORGE PIRIE, Esq. HARDY ROBINSON, Esq. ARTHUR THOMSON, Esq. ...
... J. -hepheid, yr.; 3, Kinharrachie Cottage. Two do. (spikes)—J. shepherd, Four Half-hardy Annuals—l. Mr. Ireland 2. Dr. Reid ; 3, Mr. Jo. Rac, Sen.. Ellon. Six Hardy do. —1 and 3, Kinliarrachie Outage ; 2, Mr. Geo. Webster. Cookston ; Mr. Ireland (merit) ...