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... Principal Iverach, mted Free Church College and Professor Curtis, Aberdeen Univer'who had agreed to give the addresses, Rev. Thomas Simpson, Paul's United Free Church who read tho Scriptural passages; and Rev. Wilson, Rosemount Parish Church, who led the ...
... song by Masters M'Hardy, Smith, Stewart, and was very much enjoyed.. A. boxing competition boy under years of age was won bv Master Murray Duncan, Golf Road. The com pot i tons tn the girls singing competition w©re Misses L. M 'Hardy, M. Robertson, A. ...
... Taylor explained to him (Mr Ewen) that he was in destitution, and was driven to crime. Hardie said his mother was dependent him. and no means support her. Mr Thomas Maclennan, procurator-fiscal depute, said the accused stole two crowbars, and with them ...
... sumimit was gained 3.16, and left 3.30, the Cairn of Braeriach being made 5.30, and the lower bothy in Glen about p.m. Tho hardy mountaineers were thus nineteen hours on foot, with about three and a half hours of rest; and they covered about 38 miks —a ...
... and labour. Very sanguinely says if Mr Carnegie were 20 years younger he would be a disciple Mr Keir Hardie. An article of great ability that of Mr Thomas Jones, a well-known student of Glasgow University, who writes on Unemployment, Boy Labour, and Continued ...
... presided over by Mr Robertson, Wateridgemuir, chairman of the School Board. following programme was gone througnPrologue, Thomas Hardy; chorus, The Schoolboy and the Crow, infant boys; sketch, A Long Pull, Jeannie Daniel, Robert Mackie, and William Dunbar; ...
... Mr Hutcheon, k -North Scotland and Town and C' G. G. Jenkins, C.E.; Mr p Donald of Auquharney; Mr Charles 0 House; Thomas N. Cook, Thomas Kyd, ex-Lord Provost ex Lord Provost WalkeT, Dr l ...
... Sunderland for THE LINE Aberlour s-8., left Melbourne, 13th January. Altyre s.s., left Seaborn for Aberdeen. Ja MESSRS ELLIS AND M'HARDY Spray I. 5.«., left Rochester for Sunderland, 14th January. Spray IL s-s., left Sunderland for Aberdeen, 15th January. PETERHEAD ...
... Dent and Co. This number oommenoes Vol. 11., and among the important articles may be mentioned—The House of Hospitality, Thomas Hardy; Ibant Obscuri, Robert Bridges; Recent Physical Research, by Mrs Verrall; The Causes of Mountain Sickness, J. S. ...
... advantage become an annual thine. Musio for the danoe was supplied by Mrs Shand, Aberdeen; and Lord Aberdeen's piper, Mr M'Hardy, played for the Highland dances. Mrs Fowler, Ellon, gave some pieces with great acceptance. Mr F. Clark was secretary, and ...
... the County Hotel, Aber ti» uist., the Rev. A. C. W. Sa-ui-ders, Alexander Taylor, Braemar, to youngest daughter of the late Thomas Mitooeii, overseer, ion ley, lough. DEATHS. BCRNETT. —At 94 Place, Aberdeen, the insfc, Robert Kay, twin son Robert aod Lizzie ...
... DISTRICT NEWS. ABOYNE. Burns Celebration. At a Justice the Peace Court in Aberdeen yesterday—Mr David M'Hardy, Cranford, on the bench—John Lawrence, vagrant, pleaded guilty to having been drunk and on the public at Aboyne on Monday night. He explained ...