... Mr John bI'Bain, Mr Thomas Rector, Mr Allan, Skeno Street Public School; Air David Maver, Mr W. F. Farrell, Y secretary of tbe local branch of the Educational Institute; Mr James Date, Mr John Clarke, Old Aberdeen; Mr John M'Hardy, Old Aberdeen; Mr bJames ...

... the others present were Shieriff Brown, Rev ~'Wma Clow, South Free Church ; Rev. Jas. Goodall b Callowgite Free Cburcb ; Mr Thomas Law, cashier, a1 Messrs Hall, Russell, & Co. ;'Mr 1). Mauson, Inland iP Revenue ; Mr Ednie, Broadford Works ; Mr Wmn. g Ness ...

... Mr Janies M'Hardy, manager; Mr J. 0. ur n Couper of Craigiebuckler; Mr J. T. Rennie (of the 13k 1 s firm of Messrs J. T. Rennie & Sons, the owners); ne ,e, Captain Baker, of the Illovo; Mr A. Wood (Messrs eg if J. T. Rennie & Sons); Mr Thomas Adam (Adam ...

... not partake of the benefits of the PI e scheme. tLaughter.) Air J. C. Tbompson-Isn't that their fault, (Hear, hear.) Mr M'Hardy pI 2, thought the moat of people appreciated free educa. p] o tion if they could get it in the way they wished to of o have ...

... Macdonald, Counoillors Berry, Cook, and Pratt hi ]g-Ppovost Jamieson, ex-Dean of Gnild Sangster, ex. nl 1aillie Shirr'epMr Thomas Adam, banker ; Mr George M Walker, Portlethen; Mr Jas. Ross, advocate; Mr W. at Carnio, treasurer, Royal I rrar Mr A. Rennie ...

... Merton stated thae the drawings amounted to ae £13, this amount bringing up the coal fund to over -a £32. On the motion of Dr M'Hardy a hearty 1, voto of tbank t was awarded to Mr Davidson and the e other singers who bad so willingly given their a. assistance ...

... Mo A Gum Wix0or A 5 Lraxcm-In the J.P. Court at Stonebaven on r Satnrday--Major W. Disney Innes, Dr J. H. Andtaon, and Ur Thomas Martin presiding-,Jolin Silver, road laboure, Briggs Cottage, Basuohry- Deveniek, was charged with having on let January, ...

... sweeping SI a.- assertions which he colild not support with facts, mn a Colonel SAUNDIERSON said tbat this motion th I- was a hardy annual which toik twelve ye months to grow, flowered in February' then if'disioppeared. and left no trace behind, lIe t;dealt ...

... Mendolesohn, Handel, and Haydn's works, Those taking part in it were- Misses Alice Anderson and Helen AnderErn, Auchinere; Mies Hardie, Miss Davidson, end Mise Wiloon, Oldmeldrum ; Miss Maneon and Miss A. Manson, Kilblean and Messrs Murray, Henderson, Wilson ...

... colony. A b: lad namned Thomas Martin, belonging to Nairn, of 'Scotland, was an apprentice on board thus British ship tt ILoch Long, on a voyage to Australia, and it is b Ialleged he was bruta lly treated by th. miate, named ai Hardie, Oiu armving at Geelong ...

... JoLn Kellas whi Thomas% Peter Cals L. STUDIENTS or Tnrnn) YzAn, gall )I John Stuart dan 7 2 James Gilroy ord 3 J. 1). Anderson had ',; Hugh M-Neill hip] CLASS OF DIVINITY AND CHURCH drii 1:1ISTOI.Y. by a SsNNZOR L ivistom. dost I Thomas burnett Peter, ...

... poline took place on Sunday. Early in the morniog g , house at 29 Brideegate. tenanted by a man named - Michael Hardie, was visited, and Hardie, five other smen, and two women were rpprehended. Several ci a the men were the worse for drink. In the way * ...