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... W. Sta.!. t, Clockh , ll; W. Petrie, New Deer; George Brown, architect; Robert Macdonald, Village; Thomas Milne, merchant; S. Ironside, saddler; Thomas Willox, butcher; George Walker, chemist; James Davidson, watchmaker; W. 11.1010, High Street; E. P ...
... (Burgh Ward) are--Provost Wilson, Oakbank ; Bailie Shand, Glengarioch House ; Messrs James Hardie, merchant ; Andrew Mackie, Kirkbill James Murray, Merchant ; and Thomas Simpson, brewer. The first five are members of the present council, and Mr Simpson is ...
... Monday—before Sheriff Henderson - Begg—George Robermon, farm servant, Chapelton, Elton, was charged with having assaulted George Hardie, tailor, Atholhill,.th the effheion of blood. He was also charged, along with Hugh Leslie, farm torrent, Little Mill, with ...
... Brucklay Castle; James Fordyce, Corsegight ; William Hardie, Oldwhat ; John Joiner, bank ageid, ; John Watt, Main Street ; George Watson, Affleck. New Deer, South (5 eesti).—George Brown, land suiveyor ; Thomas Chalmer', Oakbank ; James Fowlie, North Mains ; ...
... The debate was a triangular one. Is Love, Jealousy, or Hatred the strongest p,a-iug Mr Jae. Cordiner supported Love, Mr W. Hardy Jealousy, and Mr W. Reid Hatred. Au interesting and animated discussion followed. A vote waa taken, when it was found that ...
... receipt of lij cwts. of barley and cwt. of pens from Mr Geo. Barclay, , grocer ; £4 from Mrs Lockie's Trustees; and os from Mr Thomas Henderson Elton, per Mr NV. C. Macbean ; £1 from Mre Alexander, Whitehill, per Mr David Martin, solicitor ; and £1 Is from ...
... industry. In 1866, after an apprenticeship in the roughand ready school of the coasting trade, Captain Guy, then a robust and hardy youth, made hie first voyage to the Arctic in the Dundee whaler Camperdown, under the command of Captain Bruce. Singularly ...
... R-v. A. If Reid gave a short address, end concluded the meeting wu It prayer. Apologies for ebsence were intimated from Rev. Thomas Young, Rev. W. Haselwood, and Rev. J. oh. Adam. MAIJI)--CIIRISTM AS TIIICE. I —TIKI annual Christman tree for the children ...
... M'Rae, ' 11 James Ranh ; 12 John Reid ;' 13 Wm. Johnston ; 14 James Watson •, 15 Alex. Cows ; 16 Wm. Park ; 17 John Hardy ; 18 Wm. Hardy ; 19 Alex. Cows; 20 Alex. Lawrie; 21 James Gaut& Her Wm. oes/ -1 Robert Anderson, Ba macaecie (medal); 2 Peters do ...
... Friday, George Watt,a young fisherman, residing in Mid Street, Rosehearty, was charged with having on 31st December, assaulted Thomas Davidson, farm servant, Mid Ardlaw, and Percy Lays, farm servant, Milltown. He pleaded guilty. Mr Milne, solicitor, stated ...
... —LECTURE. —At the ineetingef the Established Church Guild on Friday evening, a veryintaresting lecture upon the life and work of Thomas .Edward, the Scottish naturalist, W-013 delivered by/Rev. D. G. Mearns of Dishlair.. Rev. Lang, hon. president, was in=the ...
... 2 •A. Coburn 1 2 1 J. 1 A. Hay .„ 2 1 G. Thomson .., 1 J. Mearns 2 3 J. Towns 1 J. Gibb 0 IC. Bins IG. Hardie 2 O J. Chapman 0 G. Bruce 3 3A. Walls OIL Murray 1 1 J. Davidson 0 J. Spence IW. Grant ..WCorquodale ...