... POLIO, 001711 T. A Police Court held in the Town Hall yeaterday forma= —Bellies Cowie and Great presiding. Margaret Milac or Hardy Ors). • pedlar, sad • Slain of ladis, pleaded guilty to having, oat the seising of Taeeday last, caused a breach of the peace ...

... Alexander Macdonald, Huntly. Amongst three in subsequent order were Charles C. H. Greases, Cullen ; Alex. Rose, Nairn ; and Thomas M'Hardy, Burghead. In Practical Chemistry first•class honorary certificates were obtained by Alexander Brown Banffshire ; Alexander ...

... should be drawn up by which the committee would be held responsible for any deficit that might melee. Rev. Mr Cook and Mr Hardy held that they should (rat to the o nour of the committee, and the matter was allowed to drop. An executive cosonittse was ...

... itself, overlooking the harbour. They entered by the same outer door, but ocespied each a separate storey. Thomas Laing was always • stout, hardy, fearless boy, better acquainted with every boat on the station than with his single questions, and far fonder ...

... eras tba first annual holiday. a BARSOW.—John Fife, labourer, Iglu. pleaded guilty to getting the Lea d a barrow from Mr Hardie, farmer, Calcots, and having sold the mine to a broker in Elgin for id. Two previous convictions were recorded against him ...

... Thomsen ; 2, D. Gray. Begnaia-1 C. Y. Michie ; 2, .1. Thermos. 4 Herbacrous Spikes—l, C. Y. Michis ; 2, Jelin Lintmill. G Hardy Annuals, I of emelt Perk dissimilar-1, R. Hay, gardener, Cullen ; 2, Johu M'Grsgee ;3, Danes :ray. 6 Antirrhinums, varieties-4 ...

... trees wait done, and also planting; good drainage is the first requirement, and, as regards soil, the best for every kind of hardy fruit is a calcareous loans of medium texture—that is, neither heavy nor light ; this is not always obtainable, and under such ...

... age, who was sentenced to do th at the Nottingham Arsizes by Mr Justio- Hawkins for the runnier of an old man named George Hardy, a farmer, living near Retfurd, in whose employ the convict was. The jury strongly recommended him to mercy on the group tof ...

... afford use much gratification to hear of the advancement and prosperity of the town and district, and .1 the success of her hardy fishermen, and of her shrewd and enterprising business men. (Applause.) I again thank you Died cordially for all the kindness ...

... Liberal Club having been passel, a motion elpressing the meeting's confidence in the Government was unanimously carried. Sir Thomas Brassey, M.P., and Mr. H. Campbell-Bannermann, M.P., acknowledge I the watt at some length ; and among the other speakers ...

... effectual but rather expensive, TRANSPLANTING HART PLANTS.—A good time we have had for the dividing and replanting of all kinds of hardy planta, work that must be done regularly where trade has to be done, and is none the worse for being occasionally done in private ...

... men, that, may extend over many troubled hours. Such a struggle, as recorded by himself, occurred in the life of the late Thomas Carlyle, when lie found the time had come for him to closely questiiin his own heart and convictions in order to decide once ...