... Bro. Alex. Mfair; auditors, Bros. Rev. T. 0. Duncan, John Smith. and Wm. Brown; trustees, .Bros Alex, Cumming. George Skene, Thomas . Douglas: medioal officer, Dr Turner; sick . visitors,-Burgh District-Bros. William Mackit,' John Theow: Hill Ditrict-Bros ...

... Nevember last,in the nii.b - td bood-tmape H1orn with foretopgallhr t mutf5 to and nearlhy-alsail z 0t. ne vessel wii e the Annie Thomas Vw s the InvM aa, 515 in ar at San F nei san ecA. 't.-eDrq as iiqnest ion, it isdded, reqiires confiras ba[tiheuxact condition ...

... Clark, A. Guvan, D. ,W'Kenzae, Wmn. ; Brown, Jas. Rattray. Cornoi, and A. Nelson, etc. - Apologies were received from Messrs Thomas. j Wfalkr, ttaxwl-.owner; Qeorgge Qordeg, thmber, merchant Parishl Cosnillor Jelsaglone, Williim Im ' Coocta, Queen Street: ...

... following members of Parlia- mert:-Colooel Lockwood, Colonel Williams, General Russell, Sir John Dorrington, Messrs Round, Hardy, Hobhouse, Loyd. HnmphryE, Owen, Ranltin, Halsey, and Morreli. Sir William Hart Dyke, introducing the depu- tation, urged the ...

... Church. Woodside. Mr John M'Hardy, I headmaster, and his assistants were alio pre- sent, and there was a large attendance of schohazs. An apology for absence was intimated ; from Mr Bothwell. member of the School Board. 6 Mr M'Hardy stated that the prizes ...

... hied , ' Royal Rifle?, and with that regimen: the Z-!'. i War in 1579. irarried >» * Louisa K.. second daughter the lih* Hon. Thomas Orde PowieU. rector c,f dale. Death resulted nflaeata- j; was 50 years of age. and had rei^s, l, l Glassel House. Aberde^ns' ...

... Aberdeen—“ The Fireman’s Wedding, Address to Haggis. Mr John Ritchie. Aberdeen Mortality.” The Broken Bowl. Mr James Hardie. Aberdeen ‘‘Barbara Fritchie. “The Enchanted Shirt. Charles Bruce. Buck-burn—“ Death Leap.” didn’t learn ! ...

... on the poet was given by Brother J. Blackwood, of district lodge. Rev. J. C. M'Hardy. 8.D.. as=i«tant, EUoa Pariah Church, preached a farewell forenoon to large V! 'Hardy lias been appointed assist an: in South Parish Church. Aberdeen. Mr .T. A. Anderson ...

... taking part besides h- '.ie!l children :-Songs aud duets were given e; ;I so Stammers. Misses M'Donald and Eardy, Mvr John M'Hardy. -Miss Douglas, Mr . Bell (recitation), Aliss Conoboy, Mr 3. 'nni'e'rs (tecitation), Air W. M'Intosh, Miss !T'HeI-dvy. Sr Rae ...

... Wyness (nephee), Ms William Robertson, retired schoolmaster, Eldq Terrace (brother-in-law), Mr Thomas Robertsq Northern Agricultural Company. Mr Jean Hardie, merchant, Oldmeldram: and Mr Job Donald. Coldwells. Inverur~e (nephews)- Dv Nicol, Inverurie: ...

... Fordyce, Miiss Leith, Miss Rattray, and Mensrs Jolihn is.sack. A. Smith, W. K. Wood, F. Forbes, and D. B. M'Hardy. A read-' ing was given by MAr W. Mt'Hardy. and dances b tbe Misses Morgan and Kinnaird. Mr John Milne. deputy chief of the Loyal Order of Shepherds ...

... 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, ...