... Lawrie. The company, under Lieutenant Neilson, gave an exhibition of drill. After the chaplain. Rev. J. C. M'Hardy, offered np prayer, Rev. Thomas Young introduced Mr Gordon, of Ellon, who presented the corps with a beautiful flag, navy blue and gold, with ...

... Armour.” Rev. James C. M*Hardy, 8.D., presently assistant EUou, has been appointed to the assistant-ship in the South Parish, Aberdeen, in succession to Rev. W. Sutherland, the ministerelect of Forglen Parish Church. Mr M'Hardy has been assistant to Mr ...

... Stewart, is &I ; William Yeats, Is ; Isabella Low, 6d ; H. Black, 6d ; Mrs Anderson, Is ; Mrs Moir, Is ; Mrs Simpson, 6d ; Mrs Hardie, is ; Mrs Cammock, 3d ; Mrs Ewen, Is ; Mrs King, 64 ; Mrs Leitch, ed ; Mrs Randall, 6d ; Mrs Lassie,, &I ; John Lawson, is ...

... Thus the mad hurricanes Ocean's might Have thy grim battlements, for ages past. Vainly assailed. And still thou serene ! hardy sons still ride the wave, and dare Tn-cek Karth’s utmost shores—as dared yore The bold Sea-Kings, from whom thy sons have sprung ...

... repaired while others have been temporarily replaced by boats obtained on hire. As the prices of fish are still keeping up, our hardy fishermen will certainly make hay while the eun shines, and endeavour, by going to sea on every occasion thab the weather permits ...

... with four pages of verse by Thomas Hardy, who is gloomy in poetry as is in prose fiction ; though ne undoubtedly possesses a poetic faculty. Colonel Maude writes of Mistake in War,” Lady Grove of Fads,” and W. Beech Thomas ** Athletics in Health.” Of ...

... rural postman. Private Robert Gray, 2nd Gordon—Reservist ; farmservant, Beaconbrae, Methlick. MONQUHITTER-4. Private George Hardie ' 2nd Gordoas—Coldwells ; for• merly a farm-servant; father a crofter. Private William Ironside, 2ud Gordons—Cuminestown ...

... for money profit. A Durable ’’ Bill. Mr Asher, I notice, is a backer of that hardy annual Mr James Bryce’s Access to Mountains Bill. Of course I mean that the bill is the hardy annual, not Mr Bryce. The member for South Aberdeen first wooed his present ...

... call of time there was still one wicket to fall, but they won handsomely by 115 runs and one wicket. Scores : MECHANICS. W. Hardie, c Simpson b . 3 A. Black, c and b Gibb 0 G. Fraser, b Gibb 2 A. Duncan B. M'Craw 10 T. Robertson, b Gibb 1 J. Cool], ...

... Forbes, Skellybog ; Samuel Iranside, New Deer ; John M'Allan, Shevado ; Thomas Ritchie, Weetingahill ; A. A.. Robb, Brucklay; William Craig, Pundlercroft ; William Stephen, Maud ; Thomas Brown, Maud ; Alexandor Keith, Maine of Culsh ,• Alexander Taylor, Bog ...

... sth inst., William Maitland ruickshank, aged 23 years. TROUP. ?SUddel Ily at Blackhills, Crude's, on the 3rd July, Margaret Hardie, mire of Peter Troup, aged 53 years, sadly missed and deeply mourned. American and New Zealand papers please copy. CFIRTNE ...

... Buchan, Whitehill; 3 Thomas Daniel, Billhead, Cocklaw. Fuchsia—l and 2 Mrs Morgan, 3 George Macintosh. Petunia—l W Sin tb, 2 Macintosh. Fern—l J Mackintosh, 2 D Edwards, 3 Scott, 53 St Peter Street. Flowering begonia—l G Macintosh, 2 Thomas Birch, 56 Prince ...