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... was arrested merely for photographing in the street, but was able to prove his identity, and was released in few hours. Thomas Hardy, the novelist, is at present the of Sir George Douglas, at Springwood Park, T ear Kelso, Thk Vallk op luish Tenants’ Interest ...
... and Lady Burton, about to proceed to Braemar, when ho will be.the guest of the Duke and Duchovs of Fife New Mar Lodge. Mr Thomas Hardy, the novelist, is at present the guest of Sir George Douglas, at ISpnngwood Park, near Kelso. Sir George is the editor ...
... reassembled this morning at 9*2o—Mr Thomas Burt, M.P., in the chair. The minutes having been read, Mr William Thome (Loudon Gas-Workers) moved their adoption, at the same time stating, a of the discussion on the Keir Hardie circular yesterday, that Mr Threlfall ...
... have the iaroett fa/e of any patent medicine in the. world. Prepared only, and sold wholesale and retail, the Proprietor. Thomas Beech am. St Helen's, Lancashire. In boxes, 9'(L Is and 2s 9d each. ftold all Druggists and Patent Medicine Dealer* every- ...
... unsatisfactory, and that Scotland suffered by them both in common with England, and especially on her own account.” Mr Keir Hardie moved addition to th® motion to the effect that political associations in selecting candidates should give the preference ...
... MIDWIFERY for Midwives and Monthly Nurses will commence on Ist October, at 8 p.m. 10 Union Terrace. Aberdeen. L'SrC. —Mr D. THOMAS has RESUMED aV TEACHING—Piano, Harmonium, ftc. Holbcrn Street. MI&S NEWSAM receives Pupils for PIANO, AMERICAN ORGAN. HARMONIUM ...
... 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 ...
... Morita Thar. 111 , Corolla: blesby. id The Evening Gazette. Us address delivered by Mr Thomas Burt, ILP, yestsiday, as President of the Trades was marked by the aladeration. good sense, and good I holing characteristic of the speaker. fully maintaining ...
... Mintlaw; Mr Charles Clark, baker, Mr William Smith, grocer, Mintlaw Station ; Mr .Tames Keid; Mr James Canning, Mintlaw; and Thomas Forsyth. Longside. Mr Forsyth gave out a hymn to sing—No. 308 the Scottish Hymnal; probably selected because it contained ...
... (captain). The XiUiefoure team consisted of—Mr Thomsoa (captain), Mrs Fairfax, Mi-* Fairfax, Mias Street, Colonel the Hon. Hardy, M. Scherer, Kwen, Day, Forbes, Lidiord- and Doc re. The result the match was that Tilliefoure won by 1 run. The following ...
... Coutts, Nellie. S. Diack, Clara I. Forss, Jane A. George, Jessie Gray. Alice A. Jones, Effle Law, Georgina M. Law, Jeannie Vl'Hardy, Helene Meid, Mary J. Meslon, Annie B. Murray, Emma l». Murray, Grace Poleon, Elizabeth Ritchie. Kathleen M. Ritchie, Mary ...
... Alex. M. Hendry, Bridge House, Woodside ; Archibald Robb, Warleigh Cottage, Rothes; A. | Walkenshaw, Bank ent, Dafftown ; Thomas Mitche Grocer, Stonehaven; Wm. Stephen, Mand ; Calder Brothers, Portsoy ; Jobn Carle & Son, M erchants, New Deer; ROBERT DAVIDSON ...