... Esq., his Majesty's Extraordinary and at Copenhagen. HONORARY K.C.M.G. His Highness the SULTAN of KELANTAN. C.M.G. GEORGE THOMAS ALLEN. Esq., Secretary to the Department of Treasury and Commissioner of Pensions. of Australia. Lieutenant-Colonel WILLIAM ...

... Ellon; Bert Reid, Drumwhindle; P. Reith, blacksmith, Hilton; 4 A. Hardie, Knaps; 5 H. Reid, C. Reith, Hilton; 7 George Leel. Drumwhindle; 8 Farquhar M'Rae, slater, Ellon; 9 John Hardie,; Ellon; 10 J. Hyslop, Waterton; 11 W. Cowe, Ellon; 12 J. Simpson ...

... for clipping, and thereafter keeping the sheep in the same close quarters for months) very much against and hurtful 1 our hardy breed of Scotch blackfaces. Breeders anxious to secure tho Highland and Agricultural Society's prizes (although against the ...

... Aberdeen Journal, Aberdeen, Scotland. COD-CHALMERS —At Gowanhill, Banff, •.he 4th January, the Rev. Alexander Boyd, M.A., 8.D., Thomas H. Thorogood, saddler, Kaliater, Jessie second daughter Alexander Chalmers. Silver Wbddijkj. 1 IA-OOSUnr. —At the Parish Berry ...

... Road— Kittybrewster. 49. Catherine Hay, 11 Millbank Lane—Middle. 50. Maigaret Hay, 59 Park Street—Hanover Street. 51. John Hardy, 11 Lamond Place —Kitty- 52. Mary Hogg, 87 Park Street —Frederick Street. 53. Graoe Hopkins. 31 Bank Street—Ferryhili. 54. ...

... HaJlgreen Castle, pnssident; Mr Thomas Johnston, Hallgreen estate office, chairman; and the Rev. John Brown, Bervie, honorary secretary The following were appointed committee: Dr Aymer, Provost Boath. Mr W. A. Mr Coull, Thomas Cross, Mr D. Gove, Mr R. Greig ...

... TRAWL FISHERMEN'S RISKS. DANGER. OF DUMPING ASHfiS OVERBOARD. The circumstances attending the death James Hardie, 282 George Street, Aberd o4 -' 1 ' who fell overboard dumping ashes a the steam trawler Vale of Lev (A. 177), , Aberdeen, and was drowned ...

... the occasion. A large number of parents and others were also present, the hall being filled to its utmost capacity. Mr A. M'Hardy, superintendent of the school, presided, and welcomed the scholars and their friends. After a servioe tea, an interesting programme ...

... FUNERAL OF MR THOMAS POTHERINGHAM. LARGE ATTENDANCE. The Mr Thomas late clerk, treasurer, and factor the Endowments Trust,, took place on | afternoon from his residence, saw Den South, o • : the esteem winch deceased was • | shown very large attendance ...

... it ul^arl Findmack, Mr ',?°Untv ' ;Lr k«ii]l; William Muricf Avf' Professor Hendrick, J. '» W Y. M'Donald i 6' r Taggort, Thomas Rk ya Walker, John sL h l J* G. Paul, advocate; Mr . advocate; G. Wilson, ' 'lhom Rae, advocate; Mr A-^ \i Qoate ' William ...

... Brother Robertson's hand supplied excellent music. The arrangements were the hands of a committee the brethren, with Brother Thomas Riddoch chairman, and Brotner Robert Donald secretary. The catering was entrusted to Miss Gray, baker, and gave every satisfaction ...

... behalf of his employees. CHILD NEGLECT AT WOODSIDE. John Bremner, labourer, 14 Grandholm Street, Woodside, and bis wiff Mary M'Hardy reamer, appeared on charge of fooling to provide their eight children, ranging age from 10 years months, with proper and sufficient ...