... who wa.- drowned accidentally at early age ,- beach. He had another brother.' Colonel Hardy. E., chairman of the Prison Commissioners of Scotland: and although Mr M Hardy himself could have occupied any petition in civic life he cared to aim at. had chosen ...

... presentation I made bv Mr J.lin Stew-art, Rose Cottage. g;5Seiar. ielingly replied. T'he umbrella was ,:cil bv .Mesrs *1emes Hardy and Co., Union A--- berdeetm aid bore the inscription-To 1-('barSe Stewart, as a mark of respect and ap- riaon from St Andrew's ...

... were— Ferguson of Kinmundy. chairman of the North of Scotland Railway. l«* whom Her I (Majesty spoke few words passing: -Mr | Thomas Adam, director; Win. Moffatt. general manager: Mr P. M. Barnett, engineerin-chief; Mr George Mann, permanent way engineer: ...

... 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 ...

... Brother Kenneth Campbell (So. 12), General Auditor; Brothers T. i M’Laren (Vo. 2). Poter Milne (No. 4). Thomas Graham (No 13). James Donnell (No. 6), and Thomas (No. 1), Members of the Ex- ecutive Committee. A Of SmaLLSB LIVINGS.— At the annual meeting of the ...

... Ur A. Hardie plaedd himself su secoand with a score of 97 less 20-77. The s t. seores in the above competitions also counted pi for the agregate prizes, the following being bs some of these returned-Mr R. D. Berry, 85 th (15 off), 73; Mr. A. Hardie 97 (20 ...

... Northern Road, Woodside, 90 years last birth- ad day. The judges in the various competitions he wvere-Athletic sportsJohn Hardie, Cumming he Hutcheon, and G. Philip; Highland dancing and bagpipe playing-isaac Howard. J. Smith, andJ J. Ritohie; football-Walter ...

... 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 ...

... Tho are neror perfect compared wuh Baa ban They aro pood layeta asd rory hardy As acnmUnral ebow i* not the place look for tyM ...

... carved oal. table, which bears the names of the sBibscriboers, who included Mr Herbert Spencer, Mr George Meredith. Mr Thomas Hardy, Anthony Hope. and his father, the Rev. E. C. Hawkins, Canon Isaac Taylor, Mrs W. K. Clifford, Mr George Gissing, M 1r ...