... Church. Woodside. Mr John M'Hardy, I headmaster, and his assistants were alio pre- sent, and there was a large attendance of schohazs. An apology for absence was intimated ; from Mr Bothwell. member of the School Board. 6 Mr M'Hardy stated that the prizes ...

... Sinclair, Kyd, Shepherd, and Ogilvie. By a, majority, the three representatives elected were lMessrs Thomas Ogilvie, George J. Shepherd, antd Thomas Kyd. On the motion of Councillor Brow, the Lord Provost was thanked for presiding, and the meet- ing adjourned ...

... Lyon, 7; -Sir William Henderson, LL.D., 6; Mr George C. Leslie, 29 Baker Street, 5; Mvr Alexander Murray, bookseller, 5; Mr Thomas Ogilvie, manufacturer, 5. | ASYLUM BOARD. Mr A. 0. Gill of Fairfield, 204 votes Treasurer Bissect, 199; Mfr Charles Cook, ...

... builder, 65 Loanh=ead Terrace, 85.5 per cent. Bursaries-Open oompetition (tenable for eession, 1900-1901). 1, Roberr Hardie, son of Win. Hardie, labourer, 26 1asslomont Avenue, educated at Rose- mount Public School, 87.5 per cent. 2: Angus J. Campbell, son ...

... Aberdeen; Miss Janet Bell, headmistress, Cogriburn P.S.. Moffat; Mr James Brown, headmaster, Stenton P.S., Haddingtonshire; Mr Thomas Canfeld Brown, headmaster, Pentland P.S., Midlothian Mr William Campbell, headmaster, Ferintosh P.S., Ros3-shire; Mr Andrew ...

... 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 ...

... Crossroads, A is; L. 3. Florence. do., Is; James Aberlein, to £ do. ls, M' Macdonald, do., Zs; C. 3i'Hardy, Cairntfauld, Zs: Mrs 1SHardy, do.. 2is L = H'Hardy. do., Is: Mrs Farquharson. VWardend, 6d Mrs GrasEick, do,, 6d; Mrs MI'Gregor. do., i2s D. Ralph, ...

... oCcupied btr-nce fReV. S; as KE. HlOlkine. and autolg thos, tre-eiu: vsere M4t W. T. Stead, hle Pa-sstore tiw isarns, Xr Eeir Hardie- and M-\i4l Fraid, Sntit. I 'The Rev. ilas Tr f Hocking atires-Ad the gathiering. He a-iced what we were lighiting Fo-. J ...

... Francis M Hardy, LA., 8 Lamond Place, Aberdeen; Johnston Oliphant, M.A., Mlemsie, Frascrburgh. MI.A. DEGREE. John Falconer, Stonehaven; W. D. Niven, 8 Jamaica Street, Aberdeen; John HI. Meanie, I Miains, Keith-hall; Wim. F. Boyd, Drumlithie; Thomas Duncan ...

... lse, Mr Wm. Mae- i r. Gl3sg-owv: TeaC. \'m. Macgregor. Rev. J. Hall, Rdinbargh: Mr ]. Ha.rdie. London. repre-. Isettig tile sess':i of No-icig Hill Church: Mr Thomas (igilvie, reoresenrin7, the session of rie Free East- Mir Stuart Hall, reoresenting the ...

... Free Churoi representatives were Sir William Hendersoni, Dr Garden, Mr Thomas Ogilvie. Adam Mfaitland, George K:. Fleming, David Kellas, William GOrvie, John Whyntie, David M'Hardy, D. W. Abernethy, Hugh Minoe A. N. Macdonald, Robert Gray, Banchory- Devenielc; ...

... Wyness (nephee), Ms William Robertson, retired schoolmaster, Eldq Terrace (brother-in-law), Mr Thomas Robertsq Northern Agricultural Company. Mr Jean Hardie, merchant, Oldmeldram: and Mr Job Donald. Coldwells. Inverur~e (nephews)- Dv Nicol, Inverurie: ...