... presided. ab the the No, Mr Alexander Robson, secretary ef Seotland and isty, was croupier. Among were—P Ir J, chan rovest. M‘Hardy, Ban- tt, Stonehaven; Mr Nag : Mr » lecburer in forestry, Aberdeen EY) Me A. John Clark, forester at Haddo > Mr “1. Cooker ...

... Davidson and Kay, chemists, Aberdeen. Findlay, John, taxidermist, Ballater. Hampton, Thomas W., picture frame maker, Aberdeen. Hay and LyaJl, carvers end gilders, Aberdeen. M'Hardy, David, ironmonger, Aberdeen. M&rr Wood and Co., Ltd., pianoforte makers, Aberdeen ...

... remarks referred the work the Sunday School teachers were doing, and how he appreciated their services. alluded to the of Mr Thomas Mann, the superintendent the school, who has been laid aside from active duty for several months. Air Sim megs paid a tribute ...

... 3ist Decem ber. Aberdon left Aberdeen for Seaham, 8th January. Altyre 5.8, at Blyth from Bolongne, 8th January. as, left St Thomas r Ayres, 8th January. LEITH, AND MORAY FIRTH STEAM SHIPPING OO., LTD. ss. ab Aberdeen fram Laith, Sth Janu- at Aberdeen, 9th ...

... water,” Miss N. Glennie: “ s Laird o’ 2 When the kye CGoekpen,” Miss A. E. Massie ; comes hame,” Mr’ A. Fraser : O,” Mr J. Hardie. The pianoforte ac- “My ain’ kind Mt iments were tastefully played by Miss beil. The of thanks to the lecturer and. the singer ...

... Christiania, 10th ee, left Seaham tor Aberdeen, 11th Janzu- ary. Altyre 6.4, left Blyth for Havre, 10th January. Aydon left St Thomas for Buenos Ayres, 8th MESSRS JOHN COOK AND SON ’ Glenderry Mitchell, left Hango for Granton, 11th Januar. Glentilt Aleock ...

... Free Gardeners wos id in the Town on. Fri- day night. Brother Provost Shand M him on the ‘plaiform were Worth Master Bro. Thomas Webstar, Brethren W. . Thom- son, secretary; Alexander orrison, treasurer; C uhart, and James Christie. In the course of s ...

... Aberdeen; Mr P, J. Anderson, Aberdeen Uni- versity librarian; Mr George Duncan, advo- cate; Mr William Rae, wivocate; Dr M'Hardy, Banchory; Dr Thom, and Mr John Robertson, resident manager of the Northern Assurance Co., Ltd. The service in the West Church ...

... within almost a few yards of its anly row of houses. All day bodies, limbs, and fragments of what only the previous day were hardy seamen were washed ashore, and the men to whom the melancholy duiies of had been assigned reverently carried them to the mission ...

... Two ruses were sung very by a choir ot Schoolgirls; songs and recitations were given iby Misses B. M‘Hardy and H. nald, Messrs. W.. Wilson, J. M‘Hardy, M'Kenzie, J. Shammers, Grant, and W. Lamont. The accompaniments were taste- Sherriffs, and Miss Morgan ...

... J. — * A man’s a man for a’ that,” a0 5 bo Grow the nas ©,” Mr J. solo, “ John Ander- son,” Mice » “Mary Mori- son,” Mr J. Hardie ; or a a 5 BK. Massia; ae chy nme Doon,” Mass Mr Ww. 9 de “Seots Wha Hae.” 7 he’ plano « animems wer tastefully yed by Miss ...

... Harry OrbeJi, Dock Workers' Union; R. J. Wilson, Employees; Thomas Lowth, Gene* Workers' Union. r Trades Council and Local Section—Tom Fox, Manchester. •*' Socialist Section—W. C. Anders**® Hardie, 1.L.P., and Edward Fabian Society. Mr Arthur Henderson, ...