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... Lyon, 7; -Sir William Henderson, LL.D., 6; Mr George C. Leslie, 29 Baker Street, 5; Mvr Alexander Murray, bookseller, 5; Mr Thomas Ogilvie, manufacturer, 5. | ASYLUM BOARD. Mr A. 0. Gill of Fairfield, 204 votes Treasurer Bissect, 199; Mfr Charles Cook, ...
... on the morning of the show. TEMPERANSCE REFRESHMENTS-LE=TER' FROM SIR T. BURNTT. A letter on this subject was read from Sir Thomas Burnett, Bart. of Leys, in which he said -iI much regret that business in London will prevent me from being present at your ...
... Road, West Dulvich, London, cit 4th insi.. the wife of Tames Forgie, resident engineer, C. and S.L. Railway, of a daughter. HARDIE.-At 2S Welifield Crescent. Aberdeen, on the 3rd ilSt, the wife of Chas. Handie, of a son. WOOD -At 56 E,,slensont Avenue, ...
... L. Railway, of a daughter the secret read a letter fr espect HARDIE.—At 28 Waellfield Crescent, Aberdeen, on the manager of the Caledonian Railway C rinced rd inst., the wife of Chas. Hardie, of a son. with reference to the application by the ass WooD ...
... 7; Sir- Williamn Henderson,~ 1L.D., 5; Mr George C. Leslie, 29 Baker Street, 5; aIr Alexander Murray, bookseller, 5, 1Mr Thomas Ogilvie, manufacturer, 5. ASYLUM BOARD Mr A. 0. G ill of Fairlield. 2O1 vote9, Treasurer Piscl,1~9-; Mr Charles Cook, Carden ...
... and h bs, and would accept sojourn beneath her roof. the gift as a souvenir The bracele th shot was supplied by Messrs James Hardy heerful, Tnien Street, bore the following inseri as they f their | he front, Feb., Cum “To Mrs Cumming from the Gordons flowers ...
... military hospital yester- | corps at 2 St Andrew Square, Edinburgh. Faull! shifted backwards and forwards all over the very hardy, and best suited to the mounted im Mr mo Broadwood proceeded to Sunnyside kopje. Macdonald a id his fire, hoping to expressed ...
... rinks a-side. After very ee | play, Auchindryne won by 19 points AUCHINDRINE to weer M‘Donald.. 15 David Glark to keep A. M‘Hardy.. 22 John Aitken J. M‘Donaid.. John Ewan . 46 end is my ‘ico | After a sumptuous luncheon, served rinks again ex i,t CASTL ...
... enable them to wipe away their debt, for if they were clear of it -their regular income would suffce to keep matters Ugoj MIr Thomas Kyd, in moving she adoption of the infirmary report (the substance of which has already been -published), said-It is a great ...
... passed over, including good examples of rising &rtisis-Gutlhrie, Walton, and Hardy-all of whom are well represented. Expressions of regret; indeed, have been made that Hardy has not found a place among the recent admissions to the I membership. But probaibly ...
... 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 ...
... Victoria United,-1. ]I the opening stages of the second p'-:- i 31'Hardy equalisod after an exciting scrimmage, Then a change came over the game. Dundae scored a third for the homesters, and MI'Hardy a iminute later took the fourth. InI le-s than ten minutes ...