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... aspect of all these various branches of agriculture, the best of all breeding and feeding pedigree pigs, coupled with my cheap, hardy, open-air system of doing Business in the products of the pig ready for thousands to do. In the last few years we have imported ...
... A. G. Brown, chairman, presiding—the clerk was imtructed to call a meeting the collectors for the Royal Infirmary and the Thomas Walker Hospital for Monday to make arrangements .*° r th ® annual collections throughout the parish for these institutions ...
... ls Watt, Mary hill, ®REWLISSâ BROWN âAt the Town Hall, Banohory, tJie January, ' the Rev. Mr Mulligan, ¦â¢rachar,, Thomas, youngest son the late Samuel and Mre Oakfield Place, Motherwell, Christina inderson. youngest ®*ughtei the late Alexander ...
... Augustus John, some them exhibiting him in a fresh phase, and a scries of drawings him also. most f\c-ellent portrait Mr Thomas Hardy by J?. Jacoues Blanche is not new, but jjrobably unfamiliar A ...
... Ernest George Hardy, Fellow and Wee Principal Je*us College, Oxford, was yesterday elected to the PrimeipaWhip, which has been vaoaavt six years since the death of Sir John Rhys- Acting under the principal agent the Unionist Party, Mr Thomas Cox has been ...
... Society for the new 16 >o of Thomas Hardy. artioular Tees of the 8 ~7. wero the chief cause, eaid. &QcTi a raofced the jweiM. They . for tul- Q poems, however, that, satisof vear nod for amid the idea, S® orld of Hardy and his evert 0 J Wril „ the ...
... RDept. Is, Hand Bag Dept. 14s 7d, Pasting and Glazing Dept. 3d—£4 C. Davidson and Sons, Ltd., Trinity Quay, £ a ss; and M'Hardy, Coal Mer chants, 13s lid. Slnrras, Laing and Co.. Ltd., Tinsmiths Blacksmiths, Harpers. Ltd.. Engineers, 6d; D. M'Donald and ...
... e 88 ' w le of t,ie la,,e Alexander Hardie, on Thursday. 20th inst.. at Nation j rienas please accept this (the only) mvuation. J Call U€en ' s Road, Abejdeem, on tbe 17th ' Ue i;an Grav ' Wlf,> of the late Thomas - n , Assurance Company, aged 73. i„ ...
... Staff Corps, and Mrs It'jj, ' 1® Mount, Brightling, Sussex. —At 4112 Union Street. AberaiabaiC? 1 -Ot.li inst., Alexander M'Hardy, & Dinnet, Jean Lovie, daughter of Mr rant » Cross 6treet, Fraserburgh. '.I'Jf-kio T St Peter'? R.C. Church, , j inst., bv ...
... strength there is not much trouble with them if aro carefully and regularly fed and attended to. Thoma*- town turkeys are noted for their strong bone, hardiness of constitution, and beautiful colour. •[Journal photo, A CHAMPION TURKEY. ...
... Apply W. Anderson, Titabouue, CoulL ipOR Sale, 1 Indian Runneir Drake, 2 1 JJ Leghorn Cockerels, superior lot, 10s each. M'Hardy, Troup, Banff, FOR Sale, 2 Light Horses, Sets Harness, * Wheeled Lorries 6x2 Wheeled Spring Carts, 16 Grocers' Hurldes. Apply ...
... animal meeting of the Keith District of the National Independent Order of in the Good Templars Haii Huntly, Saturday. Bro. Thomas Guild, PXJ-M., presided, and was accompanied the platform by Bro. John Green, D.P.G.M. ...