... nasty blow to the prestige of the Government the ordinary Liberals had rihi.uo?. Mr Wedgwocd was rebellions, and was Pirie. Hardie got a fair bat members were anxious above all get off for the night. Immediate danger been spared the decision of the party ...

... remarked that the matter was obviously the work foolish persons THE DEVELOPMENT COMMISSIONERS. ASQUITH, replying Mr Laurence Hardy, said was not for the moment perepared make an announcement as to the names of the Commissioners to be appointed under the ...

... held Wednesday evening-Dr Findlay. present, in the chair. There was attendance of over member*, and tibe for the wafc an on Thomas Quraoey Mr W. F. Anton, The Schoolhouse.. After interesting introduction on essayists general, Mr Anion proceeded to give ...

... not believe prevention was better than cure. A duty on hops would welcomed by all concerned in that industry. Mr Laurence Hardy urged that the House should see that fair play was accorded to a most valuable agricultural industry. Wyndham said the fact ...

... Collingwood, get £4629 each, and Nelson's famous captain, G. M. Hardy, Esq., £2389 7s 6d. book, giving particulars of prize money from the capture of four French p.nd Spanish ships, shows that Hardy received under that heeding. ...

... evening. About 40 couples were present. Excellent music was supplied Messrs Murray's and Beattie'a Band. Messrs Milne and M'Hardy acted as M.C.'s. John Stewart, baker, The Square, was purveyor, and supplied excellent tea. Police CorrßT.--.At a Police Court ...

... Lister, Professor Cash, Professor c^1 ' Professor Stephenson, Professor Professor Reid, Professor Bail lie, Littleiohn, Dr Thomas Milne. Major •r' Gordon, Rev. Gordon J. Murray, Stewart., Gordon's College: Genera] he,l ev - J- Essksmont Adams, Bishop Chis»Dr ...

... was of retiring, disposition, and held in high ! esteem. He was marred to a sister the late Mr Charles M'Harrtv (Ellis and M'Hardy), by whom and two young girls survived. j MR ALEXANDFR BRUCE, BUCHANHAVEN A well-known Buohanhaven resident has been removed ...

... over Misses M'Hardy end Riddel. Mr Bridgeford, Banchory, a member the School Board, presented books to the pupils for perfect attendance. A danoe was engaged in for a. few hours, music bring supplied by Mr Craven (violin) end Misses M'Hardy and Riddel Songs ...

... Temperanoe Committee. He said that the committee had little to report that was new this year. Some of the questions put of the hardy annual kind, and the answers, might be expected, showed the faniilia. features of old acquaintances. All over the district ...

... Glenderry a*, •* 15th March. s-s., at s.fi., Blyth. s.a., 'left Portsmouth for Girdlenesa Larvik, 15th March. THJB ADAM Ardoe as., Thomas from Lucia, ABERDEEN STEAM NAVIGATION 00, London s.a., at Aberdeen. law 6.8., Aberdeen. Hogarth a.a, at Aberdeen. Aberdanian ...

... thoroughly enjoyed throughout. Tho lantern, kindly lent for the occasion by Rev. F. M'Hardy, Midmar, was manipulated Mr P. Crighton, The Bank, assisted by Mr Jack M'Hardy, Corsindae. There was a large attendance. CRAIGELLACHIE. Lecture ox Poultry Maxagbmzxt ...