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... Edinburgh. With Mrs Jae. M'Bain, Sohoolbendry Street-- Miss Wilain, Jersey, 0.1. ; Mr and Mrs James B. Hardie, 'fayport ; Mrs Robert and Miss Hardie, Tsyport. With film Gray, Marble Q uarries—Mrs M'Donald and the Misses M'Donald, Taynult Oben. With Mrs ...
... forward a copy of the report and relative sketch plan to the Loan Board. By RO EAD CH EXIST AOCIDENTALLY BILLED. —Mr William M'Hardy, chemist, Burghead, who was in Elgin on Friday on business, met with an accident in High Street by falling on the pavement ...
... Mitchell respectively, arid the discussion was carried on by Messrs John Paterson and John Munro for the former, and Mr Wm. M'Hardy for the latter. After the leaders replied and the summing up of the chairman, the vote showed a majority of five for bipeds ...
... THAN ONE OW OVEN._ LTD.. Le N, LONDON, S. Troughs. par toot long. irtOCKIRY, WALL, BORDER PLANTS, twelve 11 flea; vanities of hardy roses. a:11,6w. K4khrWu. tnrUale. GENT'S CHRONOGRAPH STOP WATCH, Id CARAT eased; lad ; 10 Twat.' written wannest). Also GICARAT ...
... to the county association—Messrs A. Halkney, D. Maclennan, G. Robertson, G. E. Maclennan, James M'Hardy, John Stewart, W. Spence, J. A. Fraser, Thomas Guild, James Murray, of Dufftown ; Messrs W. Turner, Knowehead, Morange ; G. Innes, Easterton, Glenlivet ...
... ment between the School Board and Miss Mary Wood, pupil teacher, which was duly executed. Agreed, on the request of Mr Wm. M•Hardy, Fordyce, to give the use of a room in Fordyce Academy on 22nd January in connection with annual re-union of St Tarquin's Lodge ...
... barrister-at-law, London, as a candidate to oppose the sitting member, Mr A. Asher, KM., at the next Parliamentary election. Ste THOMAS LirroN, speaking at a dinner in his honour in London on Friday, indicated that in the absence of any other challenger he would ...
... Young, 2 Murray. A friend, for 4 pentatemons-1 Hendry, 2 Gill. Mr J. K. Anderson, for 12 hardy annu —1 Young, 2 Gill, 3 Sandisou. Mrs Wm. Murray, for 6 half-hardy annuals—i Gill, 2 Mrs Sandison, 3 Young. Mr Robert Cook, Banff, for 6 bunches sweet peas-1 ...
... carry on the work. Mr Alexander Morrison, convener, presided, and the other members were all present with the exception of Mr Thomas Cameron. Mr Morrison gave a resume of the different improvements carried out by the committee during the five years of its ...
... year's committee to watch the progress of the bill. The following committee was then appointedthe Chairman, Misers Morison, Hardie, and Lobban. Mr Peter Milne submitted a report on the evening continuation school, which was very favourably received. On ...
... rightly convicted .1 •hat terrible Vilna, said Mr .Inatioe Jelf, at the Leeds Anises. last Saturday, bot..re sentencing Thomas George Tettere.di to death, for the murder his wife at Wakefield, no July 3rd. The attempt to show Out you are not responsible ...
... o'clock. The scene of the accident was the north beach at the foot of Argyle Street, where some of the men employed by Mr Thomas Macdonald, contractor, were working. It appears that the men were preparing to blast some rock, and had endeavoured to enter ...