... Sussex. Tan, Dean Tuam. George West, 29. % ■ nnan . 64. fchaat' ' een,v °n, 2. Alfred Silver, of 4K ,_ , avpn - Charles Hardie Murray, - Toha , ot ~ip Far:is '', Glasgow. Peter Obapman, 30. C 60. erc Barclay, West Parish Church, 'i^, eR ' M.A., Stonehaven ...

... and Misses M'Killigin, Mid tow 11, Haddo; Mr G. D. M'Killigin. solicitor. Aberdeen: A. M'Kenzie. solicitor, Huntly; Mr M'Hardy. jun., Mr C. and Misses Meggaoh, Manor, Auchterlees; Miss M'Petrie, Huntly; Miss Ella Neish, Mill Mies Huntly: G. PaTker. Gordon ...

... the secretarial duties. The following are tho special and other principal prize-winners Dorkings, cock—Geo. Linkwood; hen —Thomas Davidson, Drummuir; Brahma cock - Lady Gordon-Cumming. Altyre House; hen— Alexander Fraser, Wood side, Aberdeen; Orpington ...

... D. Wright, John Smart. dinmonw, open, dogs—l T. S. Miller. 2 Thomas MitoheJL 3 Thomas Beat, Dandic dinmonts, open, bitches—Thomas Beat. Dai;.iie Novice —Dog* and 1 Thorns* 'Mitchell, 2 Thomas Beat. Pomeranians—Open—Dogs—■! Mrs M. T&ube, M. A. White, 3 ...

... made—George Ap/pjentiee furthest ploughing—J. Piokard. John .Vluteh, medal; 2 Thomas 3 Alexander Peering level Alexander Bird. Micbs Thomas •Bur ban. Neatest furr';w»- Thomas in Mutch. Most points Bnohan. The prize for t>he beet the field was awarded to ...

... Ellen; 5Mr A- Me.ston, miller. Waterton; oMr F. M'Rae. slater. Ellon; 7 James Hardie, Ellon: 8 Mr Alex. Hardie. Bfion: 9Mr Geors*>, Simpeon, ea.rrier, Ellon : 10 Mr Hardie, Rlon-: 11 Mr George .Dalgarno, El'lon; Mr William Rae. Spooials— fttraightest ...

... Leith, King's Royal Rifles, who served during' the South African War and present at the siege Ladysmith, eider son of Major Thomas and Lady Mary Leith of House, Oyne, Aberdeenshire, and nephew the Earl Gamwath, and the Honourable Alexandra Gladys Vivian ...

... D. Wilson, and Messrs and Cpmpany. . Alirt Watt proved an efTioient A short but interesting address was delivered by Rev. Thomas, pastor of the . Methodist Church. PORTLETHEN. Fa ers' Assemblt.—Tho Portlethan annual assembly was held in the Hal! Friday ...

... settlement and removal shall apply if the colony was their home and place of residence. Niool, Glasgow, seconded. Mr Keir Hardie moved as amendment That this conference of representatives County Councils, Corporations, Town Councils, Trader Councils ...

... HOW TESS OF THE DURBERVILLES WAS INSPIRED. Writing of Mr Thomas Hardy's Tese of the D'Urbervillcs, a writer in T.A.T. says that— It foema that when Hardy was a boy used to into Dorchester school, and made the acquaintance of a woman there, who ...

... adhered with a passionate faith to the conviction that the unpeopled shores o£ earth were the inevitable inheritance of his own hardy race. To him his countrymen, accepting thoir high mission and proud their worldwide dominion, must ever gratefully look back ...

... Clydesdale stallion Prince Thomas : crms—Service £2, foal £3 extra, room's fee 2s 6d. and premium £80. which v. -. considered very good: and reasonable ar•angement. Unfortanately. September, inrimat' -n came- that Prince Thomas was dead. Immediately thereafter ...