... Thornton. LONDON BOMBAY, The Rev. C. Grant, Mrs Grant, E. Knight, E. T. Edgcombe, Mrs Edgcombe, Mrs Ross and infant, J. M'Hardy, T. A. Carlow, Dr (Miss) L. Cook, Mrs Benson, Miss Benson (11 years), Mise Benson years), Mrs Shanks, Mrs M. E. Leather, Mrs ...

... William Waldorf Astor, _ becoming naturalised has as his compan.ons the Order such distinguished writers Lord Morfuy, Thomas Hardy. Sir G. 'ltxvelyan and Lord Brvce The English Order of Merit tho .ai of the French Academy, though it a much smaller number ...

... F. J. Hanretty 48986. Gnrs. A. Hood 85585. F. Phillips 74470, L. Sanger 45633 G* V» Thomas 63998, and W. H. Watson 43074. Act ' J. Wevbret 63954. R.E.—Sergt. E. Hardy 139153, Spr. J. H. Southern 15103. Now Reported Killed. 7th CAMERONS—Lc&-Cpl. G. M'Pherson ...

... Aberdeen. John Find Lay. taxidermist, Ballater. Thomas W. Hampton, picturc frame maker, Aberdeen. Hay and Lyall, carvers and gilders, Aberdeen. Marr Wood, Ltd., pianoforte makers, Aberdeen. David M'Hardy, ironmonger, Aberdeen. Pratt and Keith, drapers ...

... were Messrs Henry Philip, Old Station (cousin); Andrew Duncan of Kinkell; William Shadowside; James G. Stephen, Conglass ; Thomas Robertson, Coddwells; William Smith, advocate, Aberdeen ; ex-Provost Charles, Lnveiunrie; and Mr John Alsop, Inverurie. The ...

... that unless they resorted to compulsory methods our army could not maintained its proper strength in the field. J. H. THOMAS. J. H. THOMAS resented the suggestion that those who were likely to oppose this bill were not in favour winning the war, and did ...

... Labour members who opposed the Military Service Bill in the Commons were— Messrs Tyson, Wilson, WardleJ Clynes, J. H. Thomas, and Hardy, while the Libera] opposition included Messrs Pringle, Hogge, Leif Joa«s, and Chancellor, and of course, Sir John Sitnon ...

... list .those upon whom his Majesty the King conferred honours at the Sew Year. 1' irst on the-iist of these must come •Sir Thomas Ghaughnessy, President of the Canadian Pacific Railway Co., who is made a baron. The O.P.R. now an organisation of such world ...

... plant will grow luxuriantly and permanently on ciover-siok land while the cultivated clovers are disappearing and losing hardiness under the best conditions. Wild white clover will continue its growth long it suitably manured and is not choked out an ...

... Anonymous, per Mr Peter Gordon, 6d. Patients' donations: —Mr James Rioch, Barclay Street, Stonehaven (Ward 3), £5; Mr A. S. M'Hardy, Station House, Huntly (Ward 7), £2; Mr and Mrs A. Stewart, 27 Argyle Street, Lossiemouth (Ward 3), £1 10s, Mr Howie, 20 Victoria ...

... 5.) Lord Dewar yesterday heard further evidence in the action for declarator of marriage against the trustees of the late Thomas Mackenzie, distiller, Banffshire, and reserved judgment. fPage 2.) The Glasgow Licensing Bench yesterday unanimously agreed ...

... Signalman Gilbert Thomas George Wallis. O.N. 221461. Leading Seaman William Norman Slade, O.N. 204053 (R.F.R. I>ov/B.1717). Petty Officer John Oliver Traill, O.N. 213051. Able Seaman Allan Burrows, O.N. 219750. Leading Seaman Thomas Henry Thompson, O ...