... ABERDEEN TRADES COUNCIL. night the fortnightly meeting of the Aberdeen Trades Council was held in the Lecture Hall, Cafe—Mr Thomas Nicol, president, in the chair. It appeared from the minutes of the Executive Committee that the resolution recently carried ...

... Street, Aberdeen. ’lmting on china or opal—l Dolly Aberdeen ; 2 Miss L. S. Bruce, Glasgow ; 3 Miss U Aberdeen; vh c Mis® L. Hardie, Alerdwn : and Miss Russell, Fochabers. Inlaid Work—A. Donald, Aberdeen. TRADES AND MANTFAt'TrRKS. Granite work—l Clock case—G ...

... Troup, James P. Winrate. Second Class—George H. Biuce, Thomas C Bruce, David A. Coutts, Francis A. Garden, Arthur Glennie, James A. S. Grant, Robert W. L. Grant. William S. Hall, George Ironside, Thomas Kilgour, John D. M'Diarmid, Norman C. .M ir-donald, ...

... TRADES COUNCIL. Last night the fortnightly meeting of the Aber- deen Trades Council was held in the Lecture Halls Cafe-Mr Thomas Nicol, president, in the chair. It appeared from the minutes of the Executive' Committee that the resolution recently carried ...

... excellent position in the showyard of the Highland Society. In the section of agricultural implements under cover, Messrs Thomas Gibson & Son, Bamtield Iron Works, West Bountainbridge, Edinburgh, have finely filled stand of considerably over a hundred ...

... Painting on china or opal-I Dolly Levack, I Aberdeen; 2 Miss IL. S. Brace, Glasgow; 3 Mies Cruicksbank, Aberdeen; v ho Mi L. Hardie, Aberdeen; and Miss Russell, Foobabers. Inlaid Work-A. lDonald, Aberdeen. TR.ADES AND MANUFACOTUM. IGranite work-1 Clock cne-G ...

... S. Calder, William A. Cameron, James S. Chapman, James M. Cook, James M. Cowie, Thomas Cowieson, John H. Ducal, William G. Edwards, George Farquhar, James Farquhar, Thomas Fergusson, Gordon B. Finlayson, Osmund C. Foggo, Andrew Fowler, James S. Fowler ...

... G. Farquhar, n James Farquhar, Thomas Fergusson, Gordon B. t Finlayson, Osinund C. Foggo, Andrew Fowler, t James S. Fowler, Robert R. Gall, Georae W. t Green, John tGrant, Alexander F. Guthrie, o William Hanuan, Thomas Harper, Alexander F. H. Hay, Alexander ...

... New Zealand, and three in Constable Thomas Davidson gave formal evidence Ohio. One of these storms, he says, caused damage taking possession of the body, handing it to the extent of dels. As teat was pro- Hay aud M‘Hardy, and charging the d that should cause ...

... ' O china or opal-l PDlly Leuack, e A 2ci £ - liss L. Si Binec, Glasgo 3 Miss IS I- iiitiank, Alerd(een; v h e MIi es L. Hardie, s A'ca e! e : andll Mliss Russell, Fochabers. t Wor'.i;ii 'Nork-A. Donald, Aberdeen. TlADES AND 31A.\1FACT(RES. (tratze workl-I ...

... dense and demonstrative that Thom drove off in a cab accompanied i by several acquaintances. I The Late Mk Robert M‘Hardy.— Mr Robert M*Hardy, whose death at the house I of his daughter, 2 Bellevue Terrace, Edinburgh, is announced, was member of one of the ...

... opened the business of a maltAter there. His grandson, Thomas Gladstones (for so the name was modified), became a corn merchant at Leith. It chanced that in the pursuit of his business this Mr Thomas Gladstones had occasion to sell a cargo of grain which ...