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... Troup, F. A. Watt, Home, clerks I Mr John Rae, messenger; Mr Stewart, agent, Bank of Scotland; Mr John Commercial Bank ; Mr Thomas Adam of Eden, agent, National Bank ; Mr James Spence, joint agent, National Bank ; Mr George Anderson, manager, North Scotland ...

... F.ljrin. Forre*. Banff. Turriff. Vf^* ’., 8.-OXLY Address in Aberdeen-423 BEET (Opposite Chapel Established FOREST TREES. HARDY ORNAMENTAL CONIFERS. EVERGREEN TREES AND SHRUBS. PLANTS FOR GAME COVERTS, HEDGES, &c. All are Fibrous-Rooted, Robust, and Grown ...

... brought Madame Duplany (Miss Florence St John) and her husband (Mom. Marius), there being allegations both sides of misconduct. Thomas Kenny, farmer, was stabbed death a dance Collooney, County Sligo, early yesterday morning. Three men have been arrested. A ...

... guineas ; Jolly Boy of Balhalgardy —Mr Niool, Fyvie, guineas. Property of James Milne, Gateside, Oldmeldrurn —Blair Athole—Mr M‘Hardy, Oidmill, guineas ; Brigantine Peter Findlay, DalkeUy, guineas ; Donovan—Mr Findlay, Kirkhill, 17 guineas; Macgregor—Mr Anderson ...

... G., aged 77. 27. Fortune Buisgobey. the French sensational novelist. 28. George Kynoch, M.P. for Manor, aped 57. MARCH 10. Thomas G. Murray, of ten ton, W.S., Edinburgh. 12. Peter M'Donald. M.P. for North Sligo, 54; John Dick Peddie, architect, Edinburgh ...

... the Newton In 1812.• He is a hardy old nun. all who know hint ca. ram, and he mows of a benly Mock, hie father having been a soldier, and. In the reeks of the Scots Greys, date valuable service foe Log tad country. Hr Thomas Wool come to Aberdeen in IE3B ...

... Evening Lecture— *'A View Palestine. Skene street congregational CHURCH.-SERVICES TO-MOBROW 11 AM , and 30 P.M.. R*v. S. D. THOMAS- COLUMBA FREE CHURCH. Dee Struct. -11 am, Mr I). PERRIER, M.A,; Ret. Mr WILSON, 6-30—Sernnm tn Young Men. ST JAMES’S EPISCOPAL ...

... William Wynesa, carter, Guestrow ; Thomas Duncan, labourer, Upperkirkgate; Charles Milne, labourer, Windy Wynd; John M‘Lean, Loch Street ; and George Will, labourer, Harriet Street, all in the employment of Messrs Ellis A M‘Hardy, along Jamieson's Quay, Regent ...

... larptMt sale of any patent mediemt in the l-i pa V i Preparad only, and sold wholesale and retail, the Pro •> roc »iW , nrietor, Thomas st Helen s. Inncashne, bo»es, STEWAKT, 12 Chronicle Lane. 3i ...

... lodged with Mr Hector, is signed by Mr Charles Christie, Guild Street; Councillor Kemp, Alexander Ross, 2 r Bannermill Street; Thomas Ritchie, 1 Hunter] Place; and Mr Peter Farquharson, house pro- prietor. Monsignor Stopani has for his nominators -Messrs W ...

... COUNCIL. The fortnightly meeting of the Aberdeen Trade* Council was held in the Lecture Hall, Cate, Aberdeen, last night—Mr Thomas Nicol, president, in the chair. spring nounAY. The Executive Connnittee the Council reported havmt? a diwu»9ion at a recent ...