... Cooper, 2,s ffd; S. Ricks, Id 2s J. '[min, is; E. Thorpe, Is 6d; F.Id , Proctr d John Ogilvie, lid. All1 these d .seveni hard.y f llrows h-ave now been lost, and th beveral of thlem hale -' left behind those i .e who will require assistantes. AOUsiNT ...

... 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 ...

... Justice. ,IThe meeting also decided to send a letter of congratulation to Mr Keir Hardie, M.P., on his being returned to Parliament for Merthyr Tydvil. As Mr Keir Hardie had agreed to come north and deliver a lecture, it was resolved to ask him to fix ...

... Clark, A. Guvan, D. ,W'Kenzae, Wmn. ; Brown, Jas. Rattray. Cornoi, and A. Nelson, etc. - Apologies were received from Messrs Thomas. j Wfalkr, ttaxwl-.owner; Qeorgge Qordeg, thmber, merchant Parishl Cosnillor Jelsaglone, Williim Im ' Coocta, Queen Street: ...

... other night. The following were elected office- hbearers: --PZ., Rev. Thomas Scott; P.H.S John Ferrier: P.J., David Cameron; S.E., William Walker; treasurer, Alex'ander Watt; SN., Thomas JansieEon; let sojourner; Fred Hood; 2nd sojourner, James Silver; 3rd' ...

... 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 ...

... Peterhearl and District Licensed Trade Defence AMssociation was held in the Royal Hotel, Peterhead, on Thnssday night- Mr Thomas Hesl6p, president of. the association, presiding. There was a good-ittendance. Mr Robert Mackie, secretary, submitted his ...

... 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 ...

... taking part besides h- '.ie!l children :-Songs aud duets were given e; ;I so Stammers. Misses M'Donald and Eardy, Mvr John M'Hardy. -Miss Douglas, Mr . Bell (recitation), Aliss Conoboy, Mr 3. 'nni'e'rs (tecitation), Air W. M'Intosh, Miss !T'HeI-dvy. Sr Rae ...

... 2562 a I Arthur O'Connor (Ind. N) . 161 Majority .913. Last eleetion-Curran (AP) unopposed. KERRY, WEST (5563). No change. Thomas O'Donnell (AlP) . 2464 James Julian (Ind. ADP) . 1065 Majority .. 1399 Last eleotion-Esmonde (N) unopposed. In ...

... by which two children were severely injured. It seems that shortly after , four o'clock, while Thomas Chalners (8). and Agnes Chalmers (6), ehildren of Thomas Cha',mers, fireman, 14 Correction Wynd. were on their way home from school, they en hap pened ...

... 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 ...