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... Alexander Brander, 24 Park Place, Aberdeen, and William Wyneas, 25 Gueatrow, both carters in the employment of Messrs Ellis & M‘Hardy, coal merchants, Regent Quay, members of the Shipping Federation, him with his fists ; (2) that at the same time and place ...
... William Wyness, carter, Guestrow; Thomas Duncan, labourer, Upperkirkgate; Charles Murray, labourer, Windy Wynd ; ohn MI'Lean, Loch Street; and George 'Will, labourer, Harriet Street, all in the employment of Messrs Ellis & M'Hardy, along Jamieson's Quay, Regent ...
... 7» par Ctr^ rvey effective Turnip Mjamre, mar M per per & per Cwfc, ILW, MAWTTBB. MINERAL PHOPPHATRS. SODAOARDRN MAIiTTRK. THOMAS' POWDER. SULPHATE AMMONIA. GUANO. CRUSHED BONES. POTASH SALTS. BONE meal. MAGNESIA. pin* BON*JXOtTR*. «.tt srTKKPHOSFHATK ...
... solicitor. R. G. Wilson, architect, Belgrave Terrace, nominated by William Henderson, shipowner; Thomas Ogilvie, manufacturer; William Alexander, journalist; D. M‘Hardy, ironmonger; and J. Lyall Grant. Henry Worling, Nelson Street, nominated by William Edwards ...
... and J H. Fortlyce, ( r.Um, equal .1 M.r flkene. and A. L. ftuiharlan l. ieen-eq -tl \ Aberdeen; 2b K. S. Falinkiiiie .27.» . Hardy. T-.mlntoul, 28 Black, Aberdeen . Don«laa. ; V Mitcbell, ; and D- H. Moir. AUr-eeo—equal . 32 E. kh»g J. M. P. CTomWe, laiaeorth ...
... W. Hair, Grarra. Kenh. Council Medal—Reeervcd for further coo •(deration. PRIZES. STUOCXTS YEAR. GUCKK class. Priaemen. 1 Thomas Hhynle. 2 Henry Adams, Aberdeen. W. W. Reid. Inxemess. H. 1. Mihie, MRosnk 5 Chari* s I'hnmeon, Oartly. 6 N. Mackenzie. Cruy ...
... 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 ...
... nomination of Icandidates for the Aberdeen a School Board was completed last evening. In all, I 85 papers were issued by Mr Thomas Hector, the I clerk of the School Board, and in all, 23 were ( returned duly filled up.. The result is that the 2 whole of ...
... DISTRICT NEWS. STONIEAVEN. ALLmmLD THEFT OF A HORSE AND CAT.-Yes- n. terday Thomas Gauson, sculptor, Old Aberdeen, )0 was charged before Ison. Sheriff - Sabstitute be Annandale at the Stonehaven Sheriff Court with Ld the theft of a horse and cart belonging ...
... during the winter months, a treat ot a somewhat different character was given on Friday as the last forthe season. Mr David M'Hardy of Crauford and his choir of boys l 7and girls from Ruthrieston Free Church gave a rendering of the cantata Esther, which ...
... carter, Guestrow ; o0 Thomas Duncan, labourer, Upperkirkgate; Clarles ol Milne, labourer, Windy Wynd ; John l' [canr, tl Loch Street ; and George Will, labourer, ti Harriet Street, all in the employment of in Messrs Ellis & M'Hardy, along Jamieson's Ii ...
... wvas unanimously adopted copies to be sent to thl Home Secretary and the two local MP.'s. TEM SCHOOL BOARD CONTR0CTS.. Mr M'Hardy, joiner, gave, notice that at next meeting he would call attention to the decision come to at the School Board meeting anent ...