... upon it is that for those who like this sort of thing, it is just the sort thing that they like. “The Midnight Baptism, Thomas Hardy, and “A Chemist in the Suburbs,” by Frederick Wedmore, are two exquisite pathetic tales, which have the advantage of being ...

... that for those e who like this sort of thing, it is just the sort of t thing that they like. The Midnight Baptism, f by Thomas Hardy, and A Chemiist in the d Suburbs, by Frederick Wedmore, are two ex- , quisite pathetic tales, which have the advantage ...

... COLLEOE AFFAIRS. Dr Thomas Brown, in terms of his notice of Saturday, proposed a committee consider the report the committee on quinquennial visitation, and report to a future diet of the Assembly. This was agreed to. Dr Bannerraan, Perth, gave in the ...

... James Hardie, merchant, 153; James Christie, chemist, 135; James Manson, banker, 134; James Shand, distillery manager, 122: William Ritchie, Balcairn, 99; William Noble, CEtntens, 912. The first seven constitute the Board. Messrs Baxter, Hardie, and Shand ...

... manager, 122: William Ritchie, Baicairn, 99; William Noble, Cantens, 92. The first seven constitute the Board. Messrs Baxter, Hardie, and Shand artnew members. There was little stir over the election, and the poll is not quite so heavy some former elections ...

... ERSrRE. Mr J. W. Logan, Glad tonian Liberal, and Mg Gerald Hardy, Conservative, were on Saturday nominated for Harborough Division, Leicester- shire.. The . polling is on Friday next Mr Hardy, Conservative candidate, accompanied by Colonel Eyre and T ...

... Committee, the secretary being instructed to write to M r Keir Hardie telling him the position the Council had taken up in the matter, and asking his co-operation. THE EIGssH r ncLrm blOV MENTr. Mr M'Hardy stated that he had received a coin- mauication from London ...

... in the em- ployment of Ellis & M'Hardy, was going to dinner i when Milie asled Wins if he was to. work on the ! Spray, aud lie replied that he didn't know. Milne ! struck him on the mouth, and broke his pipe. Thomas Dannet Mathieson, Aberdeen agent for ...

... Lyell, &. Hardy, St Paul's Churchyard. London. At Cape Town, South Africa, the lyth December. 1890. John JO. Journalist, late of Aberdeen, aged 37 years. At Sea, iust., Kenneth Monro Archibald, Cook, S.S. Glen Gelder- deeply mourned. Thomas Sutherland ...

... Prisoner left the bar smiling. THIFT OF A HORSE ANrD CART.-At Stonehaven Sheriff Court yesterday-befere Sheriff-Substitute Brown-Thomas Ganson, jun., pleaded guilty to the theft of a horse and cart belonging to his father, a pigdealer in Aberdeen. It appeared ...

... containing Ammonia, P1hosplhate, and Potash.i Gives good accounts.5 l0 0 AMMONIA SLAG MIXTURE-Its constituents ara sn~inlY Thomas' Basic Slag and Fish Powder. .Its reesults have been remarkiable, while the Turriff and Garioch Analyst has reported, to the: ...

... The Assembly afterwards adjourned. F RED CHURCH. ' At the Free Assembly Dr -Branwm- zprenehed the opening sermon. Professor Thomas Smith was elected Moderator, and wad infrodth'aWl~y Principal Brown, Aber4een, and others. The ' Moderator in the cour'$e ...