... remedies, without piiik, medicine, drugs, never Stamp, free advice. Suras Ross, Villa, Lower Rowd, Bourne* mouth. -JAM-ES hardy * 7 W jIJ . 1783), Union -ftreet, will give genuine value cash f ...

... watch-night service was held St ' Thomas' Church on New Year's Eve. are pleased to see from the list of New Year honours that Vice-Admiral Arthur M. Farquhar, Granville Lodge, has beon made K.C.B. organ recital -will be held St Thomas' ' Church to-morrow after ...

... further orders. The Home Secretary has failed to find suffi-! cient grounds justify him reducing the sentence recently passed on Thomas William Stewart, for blasphemy. The bridal bouquet oarried Aide, of Hopfcon, near Yarmouth, was composed white orchxis, lilies ...

... Horse Browned Dufftown. A horse belonging to Mr Thomas M'Williath, feu ax, Dufftown, drowned Ford the Fiddich on Thursday. Two lads, F laser and M'Hardy, were engaged drawing wood from Bogbuie to the railway station waggon drawn two horses. The river ...

... the World. Try them, and vou will discover and acknowledge that your health is all the better BEECHAM'S PILLS. Prepared only THOMAS BEECHAM, St Helens, Lane. id everywhere boxes, price Is pills) and 2s 9d (168 pill*}. MISCELLANEOUS TO BE SOLD. WALNUT BEDROOM ...

... Deans, Jame3 M&r-kay, Alexander Hunter, Alexander! Cowic, Thomas Thomas, and William Stephen, Tho M.C.'e were Messrs A. Hunter, A. Broadbent. W. Stephen, Charles Davidson, and A. C. R. M'Hardy. A very happy evening was ' brought to with the f Lang - iJ ...

... London (son-inlaw); Mr John Kemp, Aberdeen; C. R. Sibley, manager of Messrs Hardy and Company; and Mr William (Jamie (brother-in-law); Mr James Carnio, Aberdeen (brother-in-law); Thomas Gibson (nephew), and Mr George Mackie, Aberdeen (nephew). When the hearse ...

... Albert Irvine £1 Is fid, Olduian Id; the Staff the Royal Northern Club, £3; British Order Free Gardeners, Lodge, far the late Thomas Chalruere 13a 4d, and behalf S. Will lOd—£2 2d; East Coast Steam Fishing Co. (Aberdeen), Ltd., A. and F. Provost K.ak.ie £2 ...

... for George Garvie, £1 16s 8d;l Albert Irvine, £1 Is 8d; George Rods, £1 • and Win. 10s; 8.0.A.F.G. Orange Blossom Lodge, for Thomas Chalmers, £2 13s 4d, and M. S. Will. lOd; Excelsior ' No. 39, C.0.U.0.. £2: A.O.F. Court Pride 0 Tillyfourie, for C. Watson ...

... pointed out that that prosecution had been brought at the instance of the agent who collected Hardy's cards said very Large number got rid their oards the way Hardy had done, and he '.the agent) was losing on every card. (Laughter). Then tbe Comj rnisMoners ...

... without aertlctae, drug#, never Stamp, free advice. Ro«®, *•» Viiia, Lower Charmiwter Road, Bournemouth, 1 PAT PI —JAMES HARDY * OLD LTD. (Established 12 -*r«et. give oeeh far Diamond and other Valuable Jewellery, or will And the Best Market tor same ...

... Bruce, George Class—Alexander 87, less Hardie, 85, less John Michie, 86, less 5— 83; 2, James son, 82, hess class—J Stewart, 95, scratch Wednesday Alexander, 90, less 10—30; Harry Thozrs, 86, less 5—81; Thomas less 5-34 George Y¥ oung, 102, less 15~—289 ...