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... Ritchie, 44 Gladstone Place, Aberdeen; 2 James Hardie. 128 Wellington Road, Aberdeen; 3 John O. Peace, Schoolhouse, Brae, Shetland. Junior, dog—l Mrs J. C. Rameay, Dundee; J. S. Ritchie; 3 James Hardie. Novice, dog—l J. 8. Ritchie; 2 A. G. Thomson, Brechin; ...
... Morrison; 8.8., W. Forbes; auditors, J. A. Robertson and A. S. Melvin; Director c* Ceremonies, John Clousion; G.S., F. G. M'Hardy; assistant stewards, W. Grant and W. Forbes. Dinner was sorved the L.N.E.R. dining-room. Loyal and Masonic toasts were pledged—Bro ...
... Peterhead, 10th January, 1929. NOTICE. Parties having CLAIMS against the deceased Mri ANN HENDERSON WATT or lIARDIE, widow John Hardie, Farmer, who resided at Howe Bruxifl Cottage, Maud, are requested to intimate same forthwith to MASSON. Solicitor, Peterhead ...
... Norwegian Port. Anxiety was relieved last nighfc by a telegram received a Hull insurance company to the effect that the Thomas Hardy was Honmngsvaag (Norway) and that the crew were all safe. The vessel was previously reported German trawler? at Tromsoe ...
... C. Hay, R. Hay, Mitchell. Craib, Ilardie, Adams, Cassie, Rae, and Messrs W. Cassic, Eddie Duguid, Alan Stephen, Runcio and Hardie. Tho largo audience greatly enjoyed the variety of the programme. Cairnie. Dance. successful danco, arranged by committee ...
... “A FamiLy CHRONICLE.” Pastoral England has its novelists in plenty. Thomas Hardy has etched the rural life of Wessex with the sure hand of an Old Master. With less success, but not altogether negligibly, other writers have done the same for the Scottish ...
... 32; Both well, Calder, 24; Burnett, Hay, 30; Burnett, Taylor, 42; Ewen, Leslie, 40—total, 278. • Keith Glen of W.R.I. —Mrs Hardy, School Glen of Newmill, presided over the annual Burns night held in the schoolroom. Mr G. D. Allan, Newmill, proposed ...
... COURTSHIP, 6-11-0 (Mr F. T. Halse), J. Hogan Also ran.—Civic Guard, PellcTin; Jugo, Speck; Nane Snugger. H. East; Expert, G. Hardy; Gallant Lover, T. Cullinan; Shrewd King, Bisgo6d; The Bird, Ingham; Prince Cherry, R. M'Carthy; Beau Ghent, A. Escott; D. ...
... members took part in a humorous sketch: Mrs D. Wright, Misses Allan, Campbell, J. Gordon. Hutchinson, E. Lamont. and A. M'Hardy. Two youthful pipers 1 M'Donald and A. Thain. delisrhted the audience with selections on the bagpipes. Tea was served by the ...
... Men 1 G. Bf-rron, 2 Mr J. Clouston, Mr F. Auld; consolation, Mr Sievwright. The ladies' traveling prize was won by Miss M'Hardy and the men's by Mr W. C. Michic. Mr Jns. Low got the prize for sitting in the lucky chair. After tea was served, the Rev. ...
... Working and General Expenses iscluding ?' the cAe of Freeman, Hardy and Willis, Limited, the remuneration at n J? a »J the future) and after deducting the Debenture Interest and Prex ftr Freeman Hardy and Willis. Limited, and sums proportionate to the 1 acquire ...
... stolen a doubie-brrrelled gun from a stable in Long Lane, Aberchirder, occupied by Wm. Anderson, carter, 39 South Street, Thomas Reid, labourer, 17 Main Street, Aberchirder, was found guilty by Sheriff More at Banff and was sentenced twenty-one days' ...