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... Free Churoi representatives were Sir William Hendersoni, Dr Garden, Mr Thomas Ogilvie. Adam Mfaitland, George K:. Fleming, David Kellas, William GOrvie, John Whyntie, David M'Hardy, D. W. Abernethy, Hugh Minoe A. N. Macdonald, Robert Gray, Banchory- Devenielc; ...
... Peterhearl and District Licensed Trade Defence AMssociation was held in the Royal Hotel, Peterhead, on Thnssday night- Mr Thomas Hesl6p, president of. the association, presiding. There was a good-ittendance. Mr Robert Mackie, secretary, submitted his ...
... daughter of James C. Fraser, Watson Street. EWING-M - HARDY,—At la Eden Place, Aberdeen, on the 28611 ult., the Rev. H. W, Wright, Fe-rrvhill Parish Church, John Ewing, Jessie, daughter of John M‘Hardy, Singapore. FORBES-GRAY.—At the Cafe Royal, Aberdeen ...
... James McLean, M.A., 134 (Bj)—l2si; Mrs Low and Wm. Christie. 140 (14) Miss Tuliy and James Bdl, 141 —126; Miss Daisv Gray and Thomas Christie, M.A., (15)—127; Miss E. Levay %pd Alex. Mitchell, (14) —129; Wm. Christie, jun., and George Cuthbert, 166 (15) —150; ...
... . Banchory.—School Board.—The monthly meeting of Banchory Sohool Board was held last I night—Sir Thomas Burnett, Bart., presiding. A report by Mr Thomas Menzies, M.A., Ciathes Sohool, on the recent competition held at the Central School for technical ...
... GORDON. —At 13 Jackson Terrace, Aberdeen, the 2nd inut. Mrs James Gordon, of a eon. M'HARDY —At George Street, Aberdeen, on the 7th inst,, the wife William M'Hardy, joiner, of a son. MITCHELL.—At 5 Church Terrace, Peterculter, inst., the wife John Mitchell ...
... of a complete series. Amongst further letters received the editor in acknowledgment of the fac-sitnile one from Mr Wm. M 'Hardy Drumblair, who writes from Drumblair House on January Bth— I have read with much interest fac-simile the 'Aberdeen Journal' ...
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... Nicolson. Firth. £11. Widow of Peter Nicolson. Firth, se. Widow of John Hay. Firth, £8. Widow of Hugh Jamieson, Toft, £19. Widow Thomas Cooper. Mossbank, £17 59. Widow .lames Cogle, Toft. ss. Widow Hugh Hughson. Toft. £19 15s. Widow John Cogle, Mosabank. £20 ...
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... parhy. AN UNMUZZLED BLOODHOUND IN ABERDEEN a Justice Peace Court ait Aberdeen Thursday—.'Mr Archibald M'Kenrie and Mr David ‘Hardy on the bench Herbert At‘Donga), master of steamship Sardinian Prince, Newcastle, .present berthed VTaierloo Quay, Aberdeen ...
... interests number over 200, including several quarterly and monthly “ At the head of the African journaii/hs of to day is T. Thomas Fortune, one time editor of the New York Globe,’ and now the editor of the New York Age.’ finds time to a regular contributor ...