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... . Here, however, uthelirt: ‘titi*eat'oo* MMw'.d erect.»J «u tu« Philip-Two a family. WaCintrs# and on llairoch ileal. Ne- Thomas Philip (brother) —Four children. klioeed. but so iar *;*p» , otm bi ii p fbrolher)- Three so.ng (two them o Ww bkru for c ...
... prize). 2 Alexander Al. S~uern (.Socielt e of.SolieitotO' prize). .3 W,. Knox Baxter Iunivet-silt' pie.Order of merit--4 Thomas R. Mackenzie, S A. 'Fcrbea.Spencs. 6 Samuet Moad SENIOR RREB2W. 1 John~ston Olbeh1ant M . Fraserburgh: 2I John Andereon. Al ...
... Cnarles Gram. Aber deeu. OI^HS. and Meric Lief.—l Johanna Forbes. ? John Gray. Augusta R. Brown. 4 Robert Bain, 5 Jeesie Murray, Thomas Duncan, 7 Annabella Davidson, 8 \V. M. 9 Maggie J. tSram. 10 William Adam end .leannie G. Thomson equal; 12 Jear.nie 13 Helen ...
... Saturday a Northern League fixture Pit- London, but whose ikarticular sddres* is tho anv curtailment ether the lessons nr Thomas Hardy, bearing the .a.me h.s subject -Some Cases of First Aid. Private A Singer. The following tbe prize proent can scarcely ...
... UP-TO-DATE I GOODi, IN ALL DEPARTMENTS, AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. DISCOUNTS 15 TO 30 PER CENT. AN EARLY CALL SOLICITED. JA M ES HARDY & CO., SILVERSMITHS AND JEWELLERS, $3 UNNION STREET. STOOT-A\II& S1A LE ALL OD)D LOTS, WINDOW GOODS, SOILED GOODS, NOW BEING ...
... a meeting in the Waverley Hotel-Mr R. El. Craig, secretary; of the union. presiding, in the absence' of the cosirmian, Mr Thomas Walker. engineer. The Chairman explained that the meeting had I I been called for the perpoae of holding a con-: fereoce with ...
... P- IW Warrior. and C. E. Roberts: Larne-Corporat Cr C. DoNe, Drummer E. Barratt, Privates W. t. I Evanm, T. William-s, R. Thomas, G. Meezan, C. e ' Cornish, J. Williams, D. Morgan, T. Evans, J. U1arrison, R. Pre-ton, L. Morgan, C. French, Z-|R. Sergeant ...
... THE ABERDEEN JOURNAL WEDNESDAY, MARCH 28. 1900. B»rt . of frlenmuK-.k; VT. M'Gordon. Bean.n# field House; C. M Hardy. Ho»d; M*r tosh, Marviwnk . R. Whyte M»rk*y. Albyn Place; Captain Hector MacncaJ. Place; A. Marr. Carden Plaice; R. Murray. Arifytl Crescent ...
... Royal Hotel. Aberdeen, on the 28th inat , by the Rev Cordon J Murray. Alexander Scott, to Minnie, second daughter of the late Thomas Fawcett , engineer. DEATHS. ANGUS —At 59 Balmoral Place, Aberdeen, on the 28th hut . Jeaeie Ant' Duncan, wife of Peter Angue ...
... Keith; Francis M'Hardy, M.A., 8 Lamond Place. Aberdeen; Johnston Oliphant, M.A., Memsie. Fraserburgh. A DEGREE. John Falconer, Stonehaven W. Niven. 8 .)am»ic» Street. A'berdeen ; John H. Meunie, Mains, Keith-hall; Wm. F. Boyd. Dminlithie; Thomas Dunran. 19 ...
... 27th and 28th inst., John Shand, fisherman, had two sabuon of 91bs. each. Braemar.-On the Fife Arms Hotel, Dee water, A. M'Hardy, ghillie, on Thursday cereled one salmon of 6;1bs.. and on Saturday caught two soaling 7Its, and 9lbs. respectively. VOLUNTIMERS ...
... Francis M Hardy, LA., 8 Lamond Place, Aberdeen; Johnston Oliphant, M.A., Mlemsie, Frascrburgh. MI.A. DEGREE. John Falconer, Stonehaven; W. D. Niven, 8 Jamaica Street, Aberdeen; John HI. Meanie, I Miains, Keith-hall; Wim. F. Boyd, Drumlithie; Thomas Duncan ...