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... brothers; Mr J. A. Smith, nephew ; Mess.e Alex. Johnstone, Cruden, and W. Hardie, O'thrhat, cousins; Mr Jo i n J ,er, banker, New Deer • Mr Gorge Milne, Audileuchriee ;an Mr Thomas Chalmers, =reboot. The fun. ral wa. largely attended, amongst those present ...
... —George Uuchac, grocer ; Janies Bruce, butcher ; Janies Grant, ironmonger ; .John M‘Kay, tailor; Alex. Morrison, joiner; and Thomas Trail, photographer. Hoops.—The S.s. Sandsend, from Bordeaux, discharged a large ca of French hoops, on Saturday, from Mr ...
... —George Buchan, grocer ; James Bruce, butcher ; James Grant, ironmonger; John M`Kay, tailor ; Alex. Morison, joiner ; and Thomas Trail, photographer. TARVES COTTNCIL. —The Parish Council met in the Melvin Hall on Saturday night. Mr William Duthie, chairman ...
... de:mowed hesb rd. Sirs Scatter's father was Mr Cu mss So. lb of Loot haven, a farm still cec,.1.14 by his Mr Hay Srn'th. Mr Thomas Si , i ii s ys io Lis day a soli known contractor, ar. I.r long, ground officer lo Mr Erskioe, the P. 1. roprisror of Lmghaven ...
... 000; Mr Thomas Mann, £470,000; his son, Thomas J tines Ma £400,000; Mr H. C. Fnlford. £317.000; Mr William Tat'er&ail, £549.000; Colonel J. C. Ciinemn. £338,000; Mr Daniel les, £484,000; Mr Michael Stocks, of Ha ifax, £338,000 ; George Hardy, of Manchester ...
... January, they, without having the necessary licence, sold sin pint bottle• of boor to George Rattray, tailor, High Street, and Thomas Wallace, joiner, Low Street; also, a nip or small glass of whisky and one pint of stout to Robert Duncan, farm servant, ...
... Buchan News. Naw Byrn.—Mr Scott, bank agent, has sold the cottage in Now Byth, belonging to Mrs Orchiston, to Mr Thomas Clark, mason, Peterhead. PORT ERROLL CINEMATOORAPH.—TRiR everpopular entertainment was provided in the Public Hall, Port Erroll, on ...
... Walker, North Haddo • George Smith, Artilogie ; William Kerby, p. Davidson, Woodhead ; and Dr Greig, Bridgend ; while Mr Thomas Sim gave the gramophone performance, and Mr William J. Duncan was the ventriloquist. The baud was a strong one, led by Mr ...
... Dederick ; John L. Reid of Cromley. l bank ; 4Lserge Ruston, jun., farmer, Balmacassie ; William Wilken, farmer, Broomfield; Rev. Thomas Young, B.D. Ellen; and B. W. Fenton, sheep dOokr, 0091t#60. ARDAYAAR-.BCROOL BOARD IhreetereseOf the ten nominatioos received ...
... cradle song (with actions), Mary Ann Yule and Mina Yule ; solo and chorus, Ave Maria (Mendelssohn), scholars; song, The Hardy Norseman, ' scholars ; song, The Flight of Ag,es, ' il*l Wirer • comic song, They all came ou to m-,' Mr M•Combie ; song ...
... condidates for 7 seats, and the poll, if any, will take place on 21st April Of the six candidates nominated for the five seats, Mr Thomas Nicol Cook, Waterside Lodge, has signified his withdrawaL Consequently there will be no poll and the following five gentle• ...
... Andrews. ford ; George Knox, Mains of Auchnagatt; James Barrack, Inverebrie ; L. Cant, Methlick ; Wi ham Grant eethlick ; Thomas Garland, Ardlethen ; John Starr, Shdhin ,• George Ewen, Tangland ; P Donald, teacher, Millbrex ; Peter Came, Burnside of Gight ...