... St Albans. Champion prize of the Clyi.iecda.le Society—Messrs Montgomery, Kirkcudbright. Champion prizes of the iSociecy— ...

... Secretary, for the admirable skill and temper with which he had piloted the measure through the arduous Committee stage. Mr John Redmond was as frank his congratulations to the Chief Secretary as was the Prime Minister, and whoever else has come out of ...

... was the sale that several of the lots were withdrawn from the ring. RING NO. I. The shearlings and lamhs were sold by Messrs John Swan and Sons, and shearlings Messrs Macdonald, and Co. Trade the start was pretty fair, but it greatly altered when the sheep ...

... 10 Uniom Street, there ®nat the firm lias made tlieur Christ N Bon-Accord Tea Caddy \ The tins are embellished with the caty Arms beautiful colours. also obtained here. display of jewellery one W at Union Street and Nicholas of the shop octmpiod mass otf ...

... Allan's as the representative Gateshead, took the oath and his seat amid loud Opposition cheers. He was introduced Mr Burt and Mr John Wilson (Durham). » NEW WRITS. The debate, the motion Sir A AC-LAND HOOD, few the issue a new writ for City of was resumed, ...

... aged year*. A. Charlotte Street, Aberdeen, 24th March, Alexander John, atm of Alexander and Isabella FiraiE. aged l *At Union Grove, Aberdeen, on ftho laft iiiat. Maggie Sim. daughter John Sun, farmer,* limrkeithney. and wile ALEXANDER Webster, Fyvic, ...

... Simjwon. of Forfar, and h» clerk. John Fay. They had driven in hot up the Glen in response to urgent roesaago from Lady Anslruther, and in the elder f«t» oould be Moon tbo aiixjetv lie felt aa to the meaning of tba sunitnons. John Fay not aharo h>a uiaster'e ...

... Sto 10 Acres Growing Oats (»n early and good crop), 3 Acres Yellow Turnips; also 300 Stones Oat Straw and Reaper. Sale 4 p.m. JOHN DUNCAN, Auctioneer. City Auction Mart, Aberdeen. FEW HORSES far Sale ; suit heavy or light work. William Wisely, a-ginia Street ...

... OF SCOTLAND. LISTS FREE REPAIRS AND ALL ACCESSORIES AGENTS FOR THE GRAMOPHONE AND TYPEWRITER, LTD., LONDON. THE NEW TAPERED-ARM MONARCH GRAMOPHONE, an Immense Success, Price i' 7 10s. THE WORLD-FAMOUS MELBA RECORDS KEPT STOCK. 216 Each. J. & A. MARK, PIANO ...

... Stations. 'Bus Macduff continuously from 8.30 a.m. till 8-30 p.m. Far© Id. 'Bus to WhitehilLs 9 a.m., 1 and 5 p.m.; from (Seafield Arms Hotel) 9.15 a.m., 1.45 and 6.30 p.m. Fare 3d. JAMES C. Proprietor. —DEESIDE HYDROPATHIC -'J- near Aberdeen. Terms 5* per week ...

... exceptionally keen ice, by points was played for prizes. Twenty-one for the competition, resulted as fellows John Anderwon, 21 Cup and cardigan jaoket; 2 James Donald, 1Q points—• Jubilee Volume ; Alc.raut.ar M 'Hardy, 19 points -—Farq silver-mounted brocra- ...

... Mams, Ila!! on the 16th inat. to a , , ,. j ohn Fra-Wf ana*, which thoroughly appreciated the cine- 7 Joiin Smith, Kanloro; 8 John •aterrapb the concert programme, T4jlor Dasttllcrr; 9 Jam*# Duncan. Tomathe marvebois feats Picitt. the Hand- 10 JartK , Duguid ...