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... BANCHORY FACTOR’S MARRIAGE. Tenants’ Handsome Gifts. Happy Estate Relations at Leys. About trsmiit* and feoare the of Sir Thomas Burnett, Bt.. of Ley*, with * number of local representative gentlemen, m** in the Burnett Arms Hotel, Banchory, oo Saturday ...
... Aberdeen Mechanics’ Institution was held Tuesday the office of Messrs Morrioe and Wiisone, advocates. Golden Square. Mr David M'Hardy, president of the institution, chairman, and the others present were Messrs G- M. Fraser. James Ogilvie, tlie Rev. Robert Semple ...
... —To my wife to buy neoeesars tc houso for a -weiok £3 18 dito.—For lifting pound cloat-h wife at Northrailis. diiL ; and J Hardie, smith, for the holiso, bowing penn, rfii] (!)£l 18 dito.—For a ovTvt of good brandie, 1| and Jean© in point her from 1705 ...
... (Jolted Free Church, John Alexander Forbes, Marjorie, second daughter William Beedi- FRA'jt.iirFCOllS.—At Aberdeen, ♦he 2nd lost Thomas Fraaer, hotel-Ueepcr, Grand Hotel, Elgin, to Chnstiim Guthrie ttm onl, voungest daughter of tho late David Foote. Cra.gand ...
... should not provide- equally good things for itself. * To Honour Mr Thomas Hardy. happy suggestion is thrown out t*» book lovers that some sort of honour ought to paid to Thomas Hardy. The idea is that some compliment, apart from the official awards ol ...
... Horse Drowned at Dufftown. horse belonging to Mr Thomas M'AVilliam. feuar, Dufftown, drowned at. Balveni© Ford the Fiddoch last week. Two lads, Fraeer and M’Hardy. were engaged drawing from Bogbuie to the railway station waggon drawn two horses. The river ...
... John ilackay, F-eiter | m* _ . >, UOIB-KNOWUES.—At Great Western Road, Aber- January, the Rev. J. s. St*-win, Thomas Latno, second son Thomas Lamb, sunny hurM, Broom hill Avenue, Kanny, eldest daughter of Charles Knowles. »c —At Sutnford, U.S.A., the 34th ...
... Northern Auction deon. the 19tu msu, Henderson Gibson mnruiV. tfukt ; ...
... Dunbar —M‘Hardy. At Presbyterian Church, Pont Street, Ixmdon,. on the wedding took i place of Miss Jane K. M‘H.vrdv, daughter M“Hardy, Provost of Banchory, and John C. F. Dunbar, son the late Mr James Dunbar, Nigg, and factor to Sir Thomas Burnett of ...
... presented by Messr-o George F. Bruce, George Ruddiman, and Thomas Soorgie : Saturday section —First class —Alexander T. M‘Donald, 87, less 8—79; Duncan Sutherland, 84, less —31: Alexander Hardie, 86, less s—-S2; John Mkrhis, 86, leas 3 83; Pyper, 91, less ...
... son Charles G. cooper, for four years. He was M.A. .1859; minister U.F.C., Rome; D.D. (American). 1855. —To William Gray M'Hardy, eon David M‘H., blacksmith, for three years. He was drowned Aberdeen beach in 1868. 1856. —To David Arthur Leslie, son John ...
... Gladstone office, and, Mr Coll bitterly afterwards gave a thought ments, but, instead, made the Horn® plunge. Mr Hardy’s Literary Wife* Mr Thomas Hardy’s wedding at the 1 74 to Miss Dugdale, for the past 10 ® p secretary, has mairiod for the second time of literary ...