... Nevember last,in the nii.b - td bood-tmape H1orn with foretopgallhr t mutf5 to and nearlhy-alsail z 0t. ne vessel wii e the Annie Thomas Vw s the InvM aa, 515 in ar at San F nei san ecA. 't.-eDrq as iiqnest ion, it isdded, reqiires confiras ba[tiheuxact condition ...

... Clark, A. Guvan, D. ,W'Kenzae, Wmn. ; Brown, Jas. Rattray. Cornoi, and A. Nelson, etc. - Apologies were received from Messrs Thomas. j Wfalkr, ttaxwl-.owner; Qeorgge Qordeg, thmber, merchant Parishl Cosnillor Jelsaglone, Williim Im ' Coocta, Queen Street: ...

... following members of Parlia- mert:-Colooel Lockwood, Colonel Williams, General Russell, Sir John Dorrington, Messrs Round, Hardy, Hobhouse, Loyd. HnmphryE, Owen, Ranltin, Halsey, and Morreli. Sir William Hart Dyke, introducing the depu- tation, urged the ...

... 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 ...

... hied , ' Royal Rifle?, and with that regimen: the Z-!'. i War in 1579. irarried >» * Louisa K.. second daughter the lih* Hon. Thomas Orde PowieU. rector c,f dale. Death resulted nflaeata- j; was 50 years of age. and had rei^s, l, l Glassel House. Aberde^ns' ...

... Aberdeen—“ The Fireman’s Wedding, Address to Haggis. Mr John Ritchie. Aberdeen Mortality.” The Broken Bowl. Mr James Hardie. Aberdeen ‘‘Barbara Fritchie. “The Enchanted Shirt. Charles Bruce. Buck-burn—“ Death Leap.” didn’t learn ! ...

... on the poet was given by Brother J. Blackwood, of district lodge. Rev. J. C. M'Hardy. 8.D.. as=i«tant, EUoa Pariah Church, preached a farewell forenoon to large V! 'Hardy lias been appointed assist an: in South Parish Church. Aberdeen. Mr .T. A. Anderson ...

... taking part besides h- '.ie!l children :-Songs aud duets were given e; ;I so Stammers. Misses M'Donald and Eardy, Mvr John M'Hardy. -Miss Douglas, Mr . Bell (recitation), Aliss Conoboy, Mr 3. 'nni'e'rs (tecitation), Air W. M'Intosh, Miss !T'HeI-dvy. Sr Rae ...

... 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: ...

... has been removed. Mr Ws 44 years. Frien please accep? his (the only) inti- ma* on Funeral on Monday at 215 fine type of the hardy and sagacious fishe ar m w Neitield Cemetery Ali friends invited. be found on the shores of the Mora DUFF —At Rowanbank, Clifton ...

... Fordyce, Miiss Leith, Miss Rattray, and Mensrs Jolihn is.sack. A. Smith, W. K. Wood, F. Forbes, and D. B. M'Hardy. A read-' ing was given by MAr W. Mt'Hardy. and dances b tbe Misses Morgan and Kinnaird. Mr John Milne. deputy chief of the Loyal Order of Shepherds ...

... Dr Wyne-M. nephew; Mr William Robertaon. retired •choolmarter. Eldon Terrace, brother-in law; Mr Thomas Rohemon, Northern Agrculluai Company; James Hardie, merchant, (lldmeldrum: and Mr John Donald, Coldwells, Inverurie, nephews; Dr Nicol. Inverurie; James ...