... by Misses Mitchell, Wilson, Wilson, Symon, Fraser, Seullion, | Dancan, and Smi th and Howie, Blake, Eva Morgan, wit, and M‘Hardy and Miss Mundie presiding et the. piano. Inspiring and helpful addresses by Rov. J. W. Jackson and Mr J. Donald, and a lantern ...

... but the blacks Kad made money in the war and would not work. (Applause.) Answering Mr M'Hardy, Mr Smith expressed opinion that alien immigration 6hould be M'Hardy—lf you would tax foreign paper, you of opinion that the British workman e tis newspaper ...

... under the leadership Mr William Garden, sang several choruses during the evening, while addresses were given Rev. William M'Hardy, and Rev. Donald M'Leod, Boddam, and Rev. Mr Sievewright. Peterhead. The accompaniments wero tastefully played the organ Mrs ...

... cynical levity the warrior who subsidised seraglio and bought Paris for a Mas*. In our own island Henry VIII., Anne Boleyn, Thomas Cromwell, last, bnt riot least, Archbishop Cranmer, are figures that might have | marred the success of any cause. Mr Farrex* ...

... the course of the evening songs end recitations were given by, among others, Miss M'Hardy and Miss Paulina Hardy. Rev. Archibald Thomson, proposed a vote of thank* M«Hardy. TORPHJNS. ''At annual at home connection with the district brass band was held ...

... olassr—- Thomas Milne, (less 2), 86; John S. Murdoch, TOO 6), 04; Alexander J. Wilson, 97 (less 2), 95; John B. Taylor, 104 (less 8), 96; John Pirie, 105 (less 6), 99. The following qualified for the Golfing cup:—William James Wood, Thomas Milne, John ...

... Constance Agar-Robartes, Lady Hardy, Miss Hardy, Lady Blanch Haygarth, Sir John and Lady Leslie, the Dowager-Countess of Portarlington, Visoount Ellington, the Dowager-Viscour t ess of Powersoourt, Lady Dallas, Sir Thomas and Ladv Salt, General Black, ...

... Dispensary The death took place The Rectory, Lydd, on Sunday of Canon Arthur Hardy, rural dean of South Lympne and rector of Lydd. Canon was born in 1838. and was son of Colonel Edmund Hardy, Bombay Artillery. was educated Rugby School and Trinitv College, Oxford ...

... Street, Huntly; A. M'lntcsh, shopman, 22 Gordon Street. Huntly; Charles Huntei, publisher, 18 and 20 Duke Street, Huntly; Thomas G. Archibald, architect, Gladstone Road, Huntiy. Mover—William Ingram, farmer, Upper Darley, Auchterless. Seoonder—James F ...

... Gerard, 83 —lees 6, 77; Frank W. Forbes, 86—less 7. 79; .Alexander Hardie, 84—lees 4, 80; Willi aim Brown, 5, 81; Frank Edmonds, 90—less 9, 81. Second class—John S. Murdoch, 87—less 6, 81; Thomas Milne. 88—less 2, 86; John Pine, : 93—less 6, 87; William Robb ...

... his English counterpart does, a ridiculous sentence a week's imprisonment. Dudley Hardy, R. 1., R.M.S. A. Johnson. London: Adam and Charles Black. 3s net. Dudley Hardy, who is the sn&ject of the fourth volume the interesting Brush, Pen. Pencil books ...

... Allathan. New Deer; James Cheyne, farm overseer, Inchgreen, Monquhitter; James Macpherson, schoolmaster, Cairnbanno New Deer; Thomas Smith, sexton' New Deer: and William Bruce, carrier and farmer, Fetterangus. THE LIBERAL. WILLIAM HENRY COWAN, manufacturer ...