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... interim vacancies on the board calling into their counsels John Fleming, wood merchant, present Lord Provost Aberdeen ; and Mr Thomas Ogilvie, manufacturer, present president the Chamber of Commerce Aberdeen. I would guilty bad taste if I said anything about ...

... Sinclair, Kyd, Shepherd, and Ogilvie. By a, majority, the three representatives elected were lMessrs Thomas Ogilvie, George J. Shepherd, antd Thomas Kyd. On the motion of Councillor Brow, the Lord Provost was thanked for presiding, and the meet- ing adjourned ...

... lt GOODS, 0D LN ALL DEPARTMENTS, AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. DISCOUNTS 15 TO 30 PER CENT. AN' EARLY CALL SOLICITED. JAMES HARDY & CO., SILVERS-flTBS AND JEWELLERS, .53 U NION STREET. P IA .NO F 0 T E S. SECONTD-HA*ND AND SLIGHTLY USED, RETURNED FROM H3IE ...

... o, Fraserburgh; George Sinclair. Aberdeen; J. H. Will. Peterhead; Ale»- ander Stuart of William Ainslie, Pitfour: David M’Hardy of Crawford: William Dulhio, Collynie: 11. G. Fellowes-Gordon of Knock os pock, and James Murray of North Inveramsay Mr James ...

... lime me ne, the | iA . M‘Kenzie, coal merchani, Provosi Ja | Quay; Robert Taylor, coal merchants Stone- jowners; Ellis and M‘Hardy. shi ers merchants; Archibald Duff an Son, ¢ an -be! -be chante; Geo. Mellie and Son, wholesale | ach an erchants: W. Knox ...

... UP-TO-DATE GOODS, IN ALL DEPARTMENTS, AT GRFJATLY RED UCED PRIM; DISCOUNTS 15 TO 30 PER CENTc. AN EARLY CALL SOLICITED: JAMES HARDY & COOS SILVER6.vITHS AND JWL]R. 3UI? TET SALE OF TRUST STOCK OF WV. & J. GORDON, GJLASAOW. WE HAVE SECURED PART OF THE TRUST ...

... THRsD QLASS. 211. J.ohn C orrigall, Harroogate, Dounby Com- .neinizon P.ES. 213. Norman Macieod, Stcrlnoway, Aird P.S. 230. Thomas H[. EHastie. Hamilton (L.), Green- field P.S. 231. Anguvs Macleod, Stornoway, Aird P.S. 251. Jeremiah Halcrow, Dunrossness ...

... constitution. George Philip—Two of a family. joi Cumbrae and on Garroch Heal. Ne He was attacked by a violent form of sciatica, ‘Thomas Philip (brother)—Four children. and struggled hard to keep at his work, but in- ‘ns tellowed, but so far no sieps terruptions ...

... Cddiorvton Harr lead Blaotrre Halfwa- Newton c&boalanr PaMoy. Cardooald Boma.de . he- THOMAS CO.. COMPLKTF HOrSK FURNISHERB, 99 OALLOWGATK. THE READY CASH AND WHAT IT CAN DO HARDIE’aS. HIGH STREET, EDINBURGH, THE PREMIER PARCELS POST EXPERTS AND PIONEERS OF ...

... prize). 2 Alexander Al. S~uern (.Socielt e of.SolieitotO' prize). .3 W,. Knox Baxter Iunivet-silt' pie.Order of merit--4 Thomas R. Mackenzie, S A. 'Fcrbea.Spencs. 6 Samuet Moad SENIOR RREB2W. 1 John~ston Olbeh1ant M . Fraserburgh: 2I John Andereon. Al ...

... nature Miss Hardie, Miss Lindeay, Miss Stewart, Miss | March % SPORTING LUCK time for posting Coupor ms, 7 4 LATE BARL OF BUCHAN’S 80 tlake, pairs, the sanction of the Department for a lean Adams. The lecture was given under the Morrison. Mr Hardie, Mr Souter ...