... FORDYCE. THE foßowing PROPERTIES in FORDYCE for Sale privately to bum wit BUyitre : DWELLING-HOUSE and TAILOR'S SHOP occupied by Thomas Cainenis, Taber, Fordyce, with Time Small DWELLING' HOUSIN adjacent thereto, BYRES, OUT, HOUSES, and GARDEN. Annual R £lBl2e ...

... famous by Mr natio Hardie's pi , tune of the scene—was Winter : a dirge, wh ch he wrote when he was 17. Both she and her consort subscribed to the 1800 (Liverpool) edition of Burns's poems. A picture less known than Mr Hardie's was painted by G. J ...

... survivor, £lOOO. The Hon. Mrs Sarah Caroline Bruce, widow of the Hon. Thomas Charles Bruce, £l6OO ; Mrs Elizabeth Marjorie Bruce or Durand, daughter of the Hon. T. C. Bruce, £lOOO • Charles Thomas Bruce, £6OO ; Miss Augusta M ay Bruce, £6OO. Miss Fanny Gough ...

... antirrhinums-1 Rainy,2 Cowie, 3 Davie. Major Macdonald, for pent:immune Davie. Mrs Thow,for hardy annuals-1 Young, 2 Sandison, 3 Gill. Win. Murray, for half-hardy annuals —Young. Bi n Reid & Co., Aberileen,for sweet peas-1 Gill, 2 Sandistm, 3 Mrs Hay. BJUQUera ...

... to the county association—Messrs A. Halkney, D. Maclennan, G. Robertson, G. E. Maclennan, James M'Hardy, John Stewart, W. Spence, J. A. Fraser, Thomas Guild, James Murray, of Dufftown ; Messrs W. Turner, Knowehead, Morange ; G. Innes, Easterton, Glenlivet ...

... marrying his cousin, Ann Trevor Corry, only daughter of Major George Thomas Evans of Otago, New Zealand, had 1. James. 2. Trevor, who married in 1905 Alice Louisa, daughter of Mr T. M. Hardy Johnstone, C.F., Christchurch, and has a daughter, Lena, born in ...

... is unknown. noon. The weather was delightful, and the Is his interesting book on Mr Thomas sports were witnessed by a large concourse of Atkins, the Rev. E. J. Hardy, the well-known apectators. army C chaplain, has many good stories to tel'. LUNY M ACP ...

... THAN ONE OW OVEN._ LTD.. Le N, LONDON, S. Troughs. par toot long. irtOCKIRY, WALL, BORDER PLANTS, twelve 11 flea; vanities of hardy roses. a:11,6w. K4khrWu. tnrUale. GENT'S CHRONOGRAPH STOP WATCH, Id CARAT eased; lad ; 10 Twat.' written wannest). Also GICARAT ...

... Friday debated the question, Self-delivery v Binder. The former was championed by Mr J. Munro, jun., supported by Mr Wm . M'Hardy, while the latter was led by Mr W. Cumming, supported by Mr J. Harper and Mr G. Anderson. On the vote being taken, there was ...

... following were elected officials and members of committee :—Rev. James Robertson, president ; Mr William hi'Hardy, vice-president ; Mr Thomas Cameron, secretary ; Rev. J. C. Macgregor, treasurer ; Messrs Alexander Cumming, John Gifford, jun., William ...

... Mitchell respectively, arid the discussion was carried on by Messrs John Paterson and John Munro for the former, and Mr Wm. M'Hardy for the latter. After the leaders replied and the summing up of the chairman, the vote showed a majority of five for bipeds ...

... back to the land, and there was a way of doing it by helping the hardy fishermen of their villages in their harbour schemes, enabling them to make a decent living, and bring up their hardy sons and daughters, which, after all, were the best assets of a ...