... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... Charles M'Hardy; Dougal, Mr Charles Wallace ; MacStuart, Mr George Urquhart; Helen M Gregor, Mias Jane Douglas; Hostess, Miss Annie Mackenzie ; Mattie, Miss Jane Mackenzie; Diana Vernon, Miss Jane MDonald: Robert and Hamibh, Messrs John M'Hardy and Wm. ...

... Madagascar; Rev. Mr Kel1inan, d ei minister elect of Peterculter ; Mr James Rose of vet LHazlehead; eX-Baciei Kinghorn; Mr Thomas Mlf Ogilvie, manufacturer; Mr Falconer, solicitor; inc and Rev. Mr Kilpatrick. .thi IAfter the opening services the tea, which ...

... Braemar; John M-Hardy, 3 Alex. Society’s caber. competitors—l Alex. Wilson, Blairgowrie ; 2 Wm, Lamont, Mar Lodge. Stone (medal), 6 competitore-H Alex, Wilson, 27 feet 3 inches ; 2 Alex. Grant, feet 9 Hammer (medal), competitor. -1 Thomas Michie, Pitlochry ...

... 1. Matthews, Madagascar; Rev. Mr Kelman, minister elect of Peterculter ; James Rose of Hazlehead ; ex-BaiUie Kinghorn ;Mr Thomas Ogilvie, manufacturer; Mr Falconer, uelicitor; and Rev. Mr Kilpatrick. After the opening services the tea, which was purveyed ...

... for grant in aid of the extension of light and leading Mr John Ferguson, e harbour. At conference held earlier in the Keir Hardie, and Mr Angus was evening, town and county geutleraen it , p e .V n was agreed to hold bazaar m August lor the harlate. The ...

... Tilliefoure team consisted of Mr Thomson y (captain), Mrs Fairfax, MiES Fairfax, Miss Street, -e i Colonel tIse Elon. (athorne Hardy, Messrs Scherer, n I Ewen, Day, Forbes, Lidiard, and Dacre. The re- ,sult of the match was that Tilliefoure won by 1 run. The ...

... party, Brighton ; Mr Alister Duncau, China; Mr Kashleigh J. Duncan, Shrewsbury Miss Gyles an.l Master Gordon S. Duncan ; Mr Thomas Adam, Banchory, and ; Mr and Mrs Fraud* Irvine of Drum, and and Miss Nicolson of Gleubervic; Mr John Johnstone Mr and Mrs ...

... IIAWTHORte. J. Burnett, c Andernon b 0. Charles, b Hardie a 6 Moirison 4 (1-. Wilson, ruay out ..6 A. M5Viiilruy,b Anderson 2 J. Anderson, b Ilardie 3 A. Troip, ti SIlintosh 9 R. Thomson, b Hardis 9 B .R ardie, by Morrison -. 19 J. M'Intoab, b Tlardie ...

... re a dozen ladies, left the 6.50 a.m. train, and judicially affected the number excursionists among those present were—Mr M Hardy, coal | b-. rail, for in the course of the forenoon a larger nierchant ; Mr Robert Anderson, Mr Allan, ' number the citi/ens ...