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... IRE ESTATE.—We understand that the estate of Denniore, Oldmachar, has been sold by the trustees of the late Mr Hardy Robinpon to Mr Thomas Adam. shipowner, Aberdeen. The estate of Denmore, which lies to the north of the Don, and quite near Aberdeen, has ...
... Turner. Draught filly, one year old (7 entries)-1 and 2 Alexander Simpson; 3 R. Turner; 4 John Hay, Black Culphin. Medal by Thomas A. Simpson, of Inverboyndie, for heed mare or filly—Tutors and curators of Sir G. W. Abercromby. Draught geldings, three years ...
... iron pipes the rest of you would have voted for fireclay (Laughter.) No answer, however, was vouchsafed to this question. Mr Thomas Barclay, painter, then asked some questions as to Mr Lemdn's holdine two situations at the Board, and Mr Lemon replied that ...
... intimated from Rev. Wm. Tomintoul; Rev. Chaess Fraser, Croy; Rev. W. D. Scott, South Parish Church, Aberdeen; Rae. Thomas Young, Ma; Xer. J. Hardy, [Athena %fr John Reid, Comieybank, Elimi; and Mr W. WHartly, Auchriachan. Tomintotil.ll, An excellent dinner ...
... ranking with the great inasteri, are worthy of an honourable place in our literature, we may mention a few, such as Meredith, Hardy. Mrs Humphrey Ward. Stevenson, and Resent. We are now perhaps in an interregnum. The literature of the last few pearl is to ...
... enteric fever from which A WORLD'S SORROW. Osborne, Jan. 22, 1901, 8 a.m. on such an occasion. It was Mr Fraser, head of M`Hardy of Drumblair hoisted his flag half- he had been suffering since the 10th of this mouth. the Queen's Household Police, who first ...
... the Lord High Commissioner's dinner party at Holyrood Palace on Tuesday night —Rev. J. 13. Ctuntnin- Dufftown; Rev. J. C. M'Hardy. Rhynie; Rev. W. Allardyce. Rothiemay; Mr Alexander Donald, Huntly; and Mr James Robertson, Keithmote„ Duiftown. MR RONALD ...
... P. Horne. Antirrhinums, varieties-1 and 3P. Duncan, Dyker. Stocks, varieties, spikes-1 P. Horne. Hardy hurbaceous, distinct varieties-1 P. Duncan. Hardy annuals, distinct varieties-1 P. Duncan. Phloxes, varietiee-1 P. Duncan. Roses, varieties-1 D. Beatt ...
... poll. The nominations for the Pariah Council (Burgh Ward) are—Provost Wallace, Bailie Shand, Meese James Hardie, Andrew Mackie, James Murray, and Thomas Simpson. The first five are members of the present Council. Mr Simpson is a new candidate. ...
... Lesmore; Miss Maggie Smith, Leinnore; Milli Hardy, Windytold; Miss L. Angus, Rh3nie; Miss Alexander, Bardat: Miss Fraser. teacher; Jamieson, Willow Cottage; Miss Mitchell, Miss Horne. Rhyme; Mr James Hardie, Mytice; Mr Wm. Stewart, Ord; Mr W. Stewart ...
... Grundy, while the Church has or had claims on Baring Gould, S. R. Crockett, Silas Hocking, and Dr George MacDonald. Mr Thomas Hardy was an architect, Mr Conan Doyle a doctor, Mr Rider Haggard was at one time a soldier, Dr David Christie Murray a war ...
... mother's genuine joy was reflected in her face. began, and I took in shorthand the following: You would not have seen a more hardy or healthier boy in Glasgow than our Edward till he ten and a half years old. He was the first in •%ery game, in every, romp ...