... Francis M Hardy, LA., 8 Lamond Place, Aberdeen; Johnston Oliphant, M.A., Mlemsie, Frascrburgh. MI.A. DEGREE. John Falconer, Stonehaven; W. D. Niven, 8 Jamaica Street, Aberdeen; John HI. Meanie, I Miains, Keith-hall; Wim. F. Boyd, Drumlithie; Thomas Duncan ...

... 27th and 28th inst., John Shand, fisherman, had two sabuon of 91bs. each. Braemar.-On the Fife Arms Hotel, Dee water, A. M'Hardy, ghillie, on Thursday cereled one salmon of 6;1bs.. and on Saturday caught two soaling 7Its, and 9lbs. respectively. VOLUNTIMERS ...

... James C Anderson, Aulton Cottago, University Road; Ia James Clark. 106 Loch Street; Johnston Allan, i '' Great Northernt Road; Thomas Cumming, 73 a Cotton Street; William Allison, 7 Jackson i Terrace; Alexander Brown, 34 Enekine Street; N Jamses Eanrtom, 114 ...

... some very good la scores were made. ar The business of the late Banchory Laundry di Company is now being oar'ried en by Mr Thomas liI Davidson, jun. he Not to 'be behind their elders in concert matters, our juvenile football club held a con- tr cert ...

... has been lodged a; a preliminary formality, the case does not comne into court until the petition has been served upon Sir Thomas Hector, returning officer in the reeent School Board elsction, which wvil not take place for some days yet. Rne petition was ...

... Aberdeen Sheriff Courthouse. Mr Jas. Murray of North In- verainsay presided, and the other justices pre- sent were Messrs David M`Hardy of Cranford, George Sinolair, William Duthie, Collynie; William Ainsae, Pitfour; and Major Campbell of Cloghill. NEW HOTEL ...

... lse, Mr Wm. Mae- i r. Gl3sg-owv: TeaC. \'m. Macgregor. Rev. J. Hall, Rdinbargh: Mr ]. Ha.rdie. London. repre-. Isettig tile sess':i of No-icig Hill Church: Mr Thomas (igilvie, reoresenrin7, the session of rie Free East- Mir Stuart Hall, reoresenting the ...

... dis- appearing within the precincts of the police office, however, the crowd dispersed. The lad apprehended, whose name is Thomas Towns, 18 tears of age cabinetmaker, residing at Mount Street West, sill be brought before the Police Court this looming, ...

... builder, 65 Loanh=ead Terrace, 85.5 per cent. Bursaries-Open oompetition (tenable for eession, 1900-1901). 1, Roberr Hardie, son of Win. Hardie, labourer, 26 1asslomont Avenue, educated at Rose- mount Public School, 87.5 per cent. 2: Angus J. Campbell, son ...

... Crossroads, A is; L. 3. Florence. do., Is; James Aberlein, to £ do. ls, M' Macdonald, do., Zs; C. 3i'Hardy, Cairntfauld, Zs: Mrs 1SHardy, do.. 2is L = H'Hardy. do., Is: Mrs Farquharson. VWardend, 6d Mrs GrasEick, do,, 6d; Mrs MI'Gregor. do., i2s D. Ralph, ...

... Rev. James Godall., I Rev. .Mr Innes, Rev. G. W. Thomson, Rev. W. .facknurltesh Mackay, Messrs G. M. Cook, Wim. ; a(vie, Thomas Ogilvie, Wm. Smith, Alfred MNlaclend, Hugh Soaper, Janesc Gray, John Hector, Alex. Wilson, James Kinghorn, J.P; I .Stodart ...

... presentation I made bv Mr J.lin Stew-art, Rose Cottage. g;5Seiar. ielingly replied. T'he umbrella was ,:cil bv .Mesrs *1emes Hardy and Co., Union A--- berdeetm aid bore the inscription-To 1-('barSe Stewart, as a mark of respect and ap- riaon from St Andrew's ...