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... appears to aim at becoming favourite in the household. Good Word* has tho beginning of new novel, •The Trumpet Major,’ Thomas Hardy, tbe opening scene of which is laid in the Wessex coast. Tbe papers io the number are numerous and by writers of distinction ...
... Thomas Smith, * sweetie vendor, was fined BSe. and coats, Sheriff Dove Wilson in Aberdeen Sheriff Court on Thareday. lor attempting to defraud the Grout North of Scotland Bailway Oompuny. Ho had travelled thlid-riaea carriage the Formartine and Buchan ...
... SHORT- HORNS. Jadocs—L. C. Chrlsp, Hawklilll. Alnwick ; Robert Hardie. Harrietlleld, Kelso; Jolm|Uotliaok. Netherscules. Penrith. Alhndi„g Connell of Conheath Samuel Furish, Bulls, Aged (10 entries) —1 C. R. Saunders, Nunwick Hall. Penrith ; 2 James Bruce ...
... Light Hammer -d John M’Hardy, 105 feet inches; Alex. Coutts, 07 feet; Wm. Grunt, feet inches. Dancing—l John M’Hardy, 2 Wm. Ogilvie, 3 John*Philip, Garehory. Ghillio Callum—Wm. Ogilvie. Jumping—l Wm. Ogilvie. feet; 2 John M’Hardy. Among those that visited ...
... Miss Wilson, Woodhead. Beattie, merit. W. Duncan. Hardy Annuals—l Rev. A. Leslie. Meiklefolla. W. Sim, 3 Robt. Lawrence, merit, A. Smith. Half Hardy Annuals—l and 2 R. Lawrence, 3J. Duncau, Melhlick. Hardy Herbaceous Plants—l G. Lawrence, 2 Rev. A. Leslie ...
... entries) -1 Mrs Hardy Robinson, Denmore, Aberdeen; 2 George Chalmers. Laverock Braes l Bridge Don; Alexander Cook, jnn., The Birches, Pete rcniter. Cockerel and Pullet entries)—! ami 2 Alex. Cook, Jon., The Birches, Peterculter; 3 Mrs Hardy Robinson, Aberdeen ...
... of a son. At Herr) hillock, Dcskford, on the last., MrsSlETewaiGUT. of twin sons. . At Mid Street, Keith, on the inst., Mrs Thomas Mill, of son. At Hawthorn Cottage, RUynio, on29th August 1870, the wife of James Paterson Roger, of a »on. (Jordon Street ...
... 10*., and a cow at I Os.; J. M “Gregor. Disbar, stirks at £7; D. Mucbean. A u elite rblair. do. at £6 2*. Gd., and do. £t; Thomas Ferguson. Alngur* mack, do. at £1 6a.; Donald Cameron. Carr, cow at £6. and stirksat Bs.; Duncan Cameron, do. £t lis. 6d.; ...
... the Hon. Gathoroe'Hardy 45J brace grouse; tbe Earl of March and Captain Vivian b.tgged .'ll brace grouse ; Lord Francis Gordon Lennox and Captain Balmer bagged 31J brace grouse. On the 16th, the Duke of Richmond and the Hon. Gathome Hardy had 50.$ brace ...
... BROTHERS, Shoemaker*, Ellon WILLIAM SMITH, Shoemaker, Ellon. O. WILKEN. Merchant, Ellon. THOMAS COWIESON, Draper. Ac., Elton. JAMES WEBSTER. Tailor. Elton. WILLIAM HARDIE, Shoemaker, Ellon. JOHN DONALD,Siiocraaker, Ellon. JAMES JOHNSTON. Baker. Elion. GEORGE ...
... Chalmers, New Maud, £6. Thomas Ferguson, Kinnochtry—Colonel Ferguson Pitfour. William Johnstone, 51U1 of Halkerton—Mr Anderson, Itarngmius, A. Ingram, Roadside, Towie Mr Ogstou, Norwood, £llos. J. Williainsou, Stockcthill -Thomas Contis, Craigtnyle, £4 ...
... Cullen ; 5 James G. Fleming, Grantowu; 6 John Dunio. M.A., Fyvie J> C. Watson. Sunderland—equal; Alex. Struthers, Old Al ...