... exanl- ination of the Board of Chartered Accountants t for Scotland have passed,viz.-Preliminai-y-Roy b Alexander -Malcolm and Thomas M!ellis. In-s termediate-George Anderson and James Henry Reid. Final-William. Mitchell Smrjh. The prize-list of the Kennethmont ...

... pret the words in question. He received the following laconic r-ply:- Sir,-In retrns- to your note, I send you my autograph.-Thomas Campbell. The Gaiety, a new penny illustrated weekly, is to be published on 1th July, its chief features being smart topical ...

... ru the emnployee~s of 'M1essrs A. and G. Paterson- lbe under whom Mr Munro is employe4d-and. friends, th was made by Dr M'Hardy, whoe acted as chairmas ICO of the meeting. M Thereafter Mi- E. J. Crichton asked Mr Munro's acceptance, on behalf of Miss ...

... Lamont, 2 J. G eddes, 3 J. Wd'Donald, 4 A. Innes. Race (300 yards)- I J. M'Hardy, 2 J. M'Gregor, 3 W. Davidson, 4 R. Rae. Sack race-i J. Campbell, I 2 A. Finnie, 3 J. MI'Hardy, 4 W. Davidson. Stilt ricie-l A. Wright (Breelsead), 2 R. Rae, 3 Jas. Stewart ...

... 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 ...

... Garret Boultbee, Lubbock, Curtis, Gold, Young, Soames, Kenyon, Rickett, Bel- hille, Darby, Campbell, L. Blphinstone, Eyre, Thomas Clarke. Pomeroy, Hill, Dale, Wells, G. Goldsweats, Evelyn O'Gormnan, Hughes, Enand, Holden, and Sergeants Robb, Milner, and ...

... cY Vice-Admiral Sir F. C. potham s -e er flag on the Vietory in suceuee iozi,- - \i'-11 ' COnlme-Seymour, on Otobet a of Hardy Brothers, Ahliwiak ha e bL- , hy the gold medal at the Parit, It- e- rode, a-eels, flies, ete., 21lak-intt h fi ett 3 n lic ...

... Aberdeen; Miss Janet Bell, headmistress, Cogriburn P.S.. Moffat; Mr James Brown, headmaster, Stenton P.S., Haddingtonshire; Mr Thomas Canfeld Brown, headmaster, Pentland P.S., Midlothian Mr William Campbell, headmaster, Ferintosh P.S., Ros3-shire; Mr Andrew ...

... FRE CHURCH. I The marriage took place in Drumoak A-ree Church the other afternoon of miss Euphemis Ogilvie, daughter of Mr Thomas Ogilvie, D.L., Aberdeen, to Rev. Alex. Wishart, PC.. minister, Aboyne. P -:o:- BLECTIGN OF GOOF OwNSTARLE FOR MONTROSE. At ...

... (Woodside), £5; Robert MI. Thomson, B Flosnmill Brae (Grammar), £5; Agnes Abel, 817 Great Northern Road (Weodeide), £15; Robert Hardie, 26 Esslemont Avenue (Rose- mon),£-5,; Alfred E. Cameron, 21 MoDunt Street West (Rosemount), :£5; John P. Clark, 25 Richmond ...

... PRESTON (2 seats-16,776). No change. Right Hon. R. W. Hanbury (C) .. 8944 W. E. M. Tomlinson (C) 8067 Keir Hardie (Lab.) .- 4834 Conservative majority 4110 Last eleetioii-Habubry (a), 8928; Tomlinson (C), 7622; Tattersall ...

... ChF~plai Rel~r~i, 'Strathdon; tr al -Mand Mirss )PenIT6 V 3lngesirauan Bettye, do. ; MNl'r Stewart, Parks; Mr and 'Mrs 11'H:[ardy, Burn- side; :Miss M'Hlardv Post Office : -MITrs Lawrie Edinburgh; etc. M\essrs Coutts's string band supplied excellent mnusic ...