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... WalterThorbum, Esq,, M.P. Thomas Lauder Brunton, E-q., M.D., F.R.S. James Balfour Paul, Eaq., Lyon King-of Arms. CJ. O. Di' Couroy Flsq., C.M.G., Her Majesty’s Consul-Ciaiieral at Antwerp. George Dalhousie Ramsay, Esq., C.B. Thomas Tarop, Esq. Hon. W. Macpherson ...
... concluded leave of absence iii this country Lieutenant-Colonel A M Hardy, another the C.B..'s. native of Aberdeen, and a son the late Baiiiie I‘Hardy, J.P.. and brother Mr David Hardy. J.P.. o' Cranford Born in 1842. graduated Aberdeen University, and ...
... Therburn, Esq., I'.'. Thomas Lauder Brunton, Esq., Mh.D., P.R.S. ' James Balfour Paul, Esq., LIyon King of Armis. G. O. De Courcy Perry; 3csq, C.MJ.G., Her Majesty's Consul-0enbral at Antwerp.' George Dnlhousie Ramisay, Es'q., C.B. Thomas Tacon, Esq. Hess ...
... 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 ...
... drunk is with enthusiasmn, a-nd Mr Dunbair Dunbar re- sponded. First-class muisic was supplied by Mr Tuff's -band, auth Piper Thomas Macdonald, Cluny, played selections at, intervals. The pro: ceedings were eharaeterised by much enthusiasm th roughout. Dr ...
... sualties have occurred in .sirmist in nieighbourhood of Axundel Gan . 30th December : -Lieutenant F. E. Till and Private F. Thomas, 6th Dragoon Guards, .ma'.sing: expected prisoners. At reconnaissance in neighbourhocd of Dar- dretlit, .30tih Decee'rber ...
... A number of the other local artists are also, hardI ~'at u-cr!- pre~paring pictures, both landscape and, KpoTrtrtit. for tile forthcoming exhibitione; These include _'Mr secrrze Russell Gowans~, Mr Thomas -Bunting. :sr Jaome' A. H. RaC-lor, AberdeenI ...
... truculent State Not a difficult task The fleet which riie Cape Town Government sent; examined, she was described as ' very hardy, just bombarded che settlement from a safe distance, . Brili troops lo ai the natives. Three years calved, in full milk.” It ...
... Ah SMITH. M A TVREE NORTH CHURCH —ll m., Rev 1 RENTON BARRY; pm.. Rev JAS *. M HARDY T7REE EAST CHURCH.—Young Men’s Kelt Association. 10 a m -New tear * Addre*-* by THOMAS OGILVIE. E*q » Do. OHABLE.S TODD M A 6p . Rev. J- * MQBER'reoN. M _________ .p ...
... Lawrie. The company, under Lieutenant Neilson, gave an exhibition of drill. After the chaplain. Rev. J. C. M'Hardy, offered np prayer, Rev. Thomas Young introduced Mr Gordon, of Ellon, who presented the corps with a beautiful flag, navy blue and gold, with ...
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... men of I B.G.H. have volunteered for service South -Surgeon -u'enam W G Miu-hell Lieutenant Dogird. Sergeant John Y« un%-. Thoma» Mjteheii. t’orp. ral J. Harper. Lance Ctvpural D. R ...