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... inst- COMMNIrTE OF MANAGEMENT. The LORD PROVOST. Sir WILLIAM FORBES, Bart. Sir THOMAS BLAIKIE. Lieut-Colonol KNIGHT ERSKINE. Lieut.-Colonel GORDON, C.B. Mr WEBSTER. Mr HARDY ROBINSON. eMr NEWELL BURNETT. Captain DAWES. Mr JAMES J. TODD. Mr GORDON PIRIE ...
... re- the vessel here mentioned belongs to our townsman, Mr 'e- Miller, and was commanded by Captain IM'Hardy of this on port, brother of Captain M'Hardy-tho wsreck of whose a ship, ties Blervie Castle, with the death of her eons. sd. mnander, was reported ...
... ball dresses, it not eousidered r _ si Mrs. Thomas frequently, and receiving rtanuncomproraising opposition to the University decision, and Lst, PnnM U C ouncil remit Petitions against o, , ® ) 100 Bsillic M’Hardy cordially agreed with this arrangement, good ...
... Committee wai chosen for 1860 President Mr. Thos. Milne, hanker, Ellon; \ice-Presldent-Mr. Thomas Jamieson, factor; Seeretory-Mr. George Webster , Treasurer —Mr. William Hardie. Gunned-Rev J. Ireland. Ellon ; Mr. A. Cowic, Cromblybank ; Mr. W. Littleiobn Ellon ...
... Captain KEITH, 257, Union Street West. - in JAMSca WEsTLAND, Esq., Banker. *t_ JOHN BLAnKIR (Yost.), Eeq., Union Terrace. - HARDY ROBIsNSON, Sag., Manufecturer. - JAMES HORN, Esq., Shipownei'. - JAMES HALL, Rsq., Shipbuilder. - Mr CHARLES MACKAY, Free Preee ...
... LETTING.-We understand that 'the farm of Mill of Kineardine, belonging to Sir Thomas Gladstone, whieh has been of late so mush- before the public is now let to one of Sir Thomas' oldest tenants, Mr Mackle of Thorny- bill and Westerton of Baifour, it being ...
... 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 ...
... on Wednesday evening. The otter or/,intro engagedl were Miss Fanny Husddart (contralto) ; Mr a Wilbyc Cooper (tenors) ; Mr Thomas (bass) ; withs Herr Hauscnanu (violincelle). Considering this well-knswn rspu- a9 Woione of these parties, the attendance ...
... insUnt. COMMITTEE OP MANAGEMENT. The LORD PHOVOBT. Sir WILLIAM FORBES. Bart. Sir THOMAS BLAIKIB. Lieut.-Col. KNIGHT ERSKINE. Lieut.-Col. GORDON, C.B. Mr. WEBSTER. Mr. HARDY ROBINSON. Mr. NEWELL BURNETT. Captain DAWES. Mr. JAMES J. TODD. Mr. GORDON PIRIE ...
... Jell0 Leonard, son of Mfr William C I sLeonard, ICaicsdykee; 9 Janies Smith, Redcroige; 10 Charles ) say Poison, servant to Mr Thomas Knowles, Kiiicorth; ii Andrew A art Donald, dlo. Johnt Yeats, REq., Kinca~rtli; 12 Geoyge Fowler, dlo. miy Mr William Walker ...
... Terrace, 10 Mrs. Gregson, Hrancham House, 10 0 provost Webster. Mr. Thomson of Pitmoddeu, I 0 0 A Friend, 0 0 Mr. Thomas Hogarth, 100 A Friend in Loudon, per Miss C. Leith, 0 Mrs. Morioe, Bath, I 0 0 understand that Miss A. F. Trail ...
... being only 44. Thelrish Bench is graced by the presence the oldest and the youngest judge in the United Kingdom—the Right Hon. Thomas Lefroy, Chief-Justice of the ljuccn s Bench, aged 83, and the Right Hon. Win. Keogh, aged 42. —What a silence about Havelock ...