... RDT.— At Victoria Road, Aberdeen, DeoeaibeT by Rev. Robert, M.A., Trinity Psrj»i Church, Thomas C. Inglis, harbour works, Charlotte Gift, daughter George G. Hardy, ship steward, Aberdeen. Belvider- O-erent, den, Saturday, 30th December, 1905. the Rev. ...

... tradesmen's anual conversazione and dance in the school on Friday evening. There was an exceptionally large attendance. Rev. Thomas Davidson presided. Tea, pre pared by Mrs Stephen, was served at nicely-decorated tables. After tea, the following ladies and ...

... Pomeranians (open), dogs, under lbs.—l Mrs A. E. Fowler, 2 Thomas Maxwell, 3 D. Mearns, G. Stephen. Pomeranians (open), bitches, under 8 Maitland. Pomeranians (limit), dogs and bitches, any weight— Thomas Maxwftll, William Cnrrie, 3 and 4 William Maitland. ...

... Anderson. Aborchirder; Mm Eraser, Dyke; Geo. Drummuir; Lord Leith Fyvie, Fyvie Castle; Messrs G. M'Bain, Linkwood, Elgin; Thomas Davidson,Drummuir; A. and J. Reid, Forres; Grant and Robertson, Buokie; l)avid Reid, Portgordon ; James Diuioan, Inverurie ...

... cleaned harness—-1 Thomas Michie (W. M. Brechin). G Beattie, 3 A. Finnic. 4 W. (W. Wise lev). 5 W. Davidson (Ellis and M'Hardy). 6 W. Wilkie, 7 W. Brown (W. Wiseley), 8 Jamo? Robb. Best rolled mane, with ribbon tape —1 G. Beaitie, 2 Thomas 3 W. Wilkie, 1 ...

... M'Neill, the Unionist candidate for the division. M'Neili was accompanied Mrs M'T>'eilL On the motion of John Mr Charles M'Hardy, iowmount. was called to the chair. Chairman said it was hardly necessary introduce M'Neill, that was not the first time lie ...

... Cannaliars ; 15 Thomas Slater Hotel; A. Able, School Croft Ironrievca; 17 W. Mitchell, Now ton, Aluirton; 18 A. Smith, Aluirton Farm; 19 J. Alorrison, Psrkfeat; John Tayloir, jun., Alains of Whitecairns. Fee-ring —R. Simpson. Alids Thomas M'Leoci. Harness—l ...

... excellent arrangements she made as secre- tary. The committee wore the Brazilian colours (blue and yellow) in honour of M'Hardy of Drumblair, the patron of the club, j Refreshments were supplied an j anteroom in the course of the evening. Taylor's quadrille ...

... necessitated his retirement. Bajs*choky School Roakd. The monthly meeting of the School Board was held yesterday afternoon—Sir Thomas Burnett, Bart., chairman, presiding. number of applications were submitted for the position of es-pupil teacher at the Central ...

... Game—Tlie Earl Aberdeen and Reginald Cathcart, Bart., Cluny Castle. yff Books and papers— Anonymous W. Y. MDonald, 2 Street; M'Hardy. 54 Netherkirkgate; Messrs A. Ljii' Milne, 229 Union Street; Knight, 15 field Place; and Mr William Burns, 9 Building*. Toys—Mrs ...

... Cook presided. At the close of the a vote of confidence in Mr Pirie was. awarded the motion j Hardie, seconded by Mr Valentine. THOMAS KENNEDY'S CANDIDATURE. Thomas Kennedy, Socialist and Labour | candidate, spoke ixi Old Aberdeen Public School last night ...

... quality, it for Sale, tho above Estates. The Wood consists 166 Scots Fir Timbers, Scots Fir Props, and a few Larch Trees. A. B M'HARDY, Forester, Southside, Bnckshurn, point out the timber on getting two days' notice, and for Condition* of Sale 1 apply to WM ...