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Aberdeen Press and Journal
Quotations in Titles
... from poetry or the Bible. But the practice is not new. Ruskip took his title, “Unto This Last” from one of the parables. Thomas Hardy went to poetry, to Shakespeare and Gray, for the titles of two of his most celebrated novels, “Under the Greenwood Tree” ...
ABERDEEN PRESS AND JOURNAL, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 13, 1930.' y the Moors Three North Weddings Keith Show, What Miss ..
... Provincial Grand Secretary, F. G. M‘Hardy, Ballater. The Deputation. After the installation, the brethren adjourned to the Palace Hotel for luncheon, and thereafter the usual loyal and Masonic toasts were pledged. W.Bros. Thomas M. Copland, Edinburgh, and W ...
More Fun for Less Money ABERDEEN PRESS A
... Gathering) and party, the Hon. Margaret Sempill and tho Hon. Elizabeth Scmpill, Fintray House; Admiral Tillard, Deeside; Mr Thomas Innes and Lady Innes of Learney, Mr foster Deskrio and party; Mr and Mrs Leith-Hay and Miss Musgrave from Leith Hall; Lady ...
./flower SHOW DAY IN THE NORTH-EAST AREA
... Middleton, Mavisbank; Thomas Anderson, Mount St Teman. Cut flowers —Alex. Duncan, Inchmarlo; James Coutts; Robert Christie, Ha’wkhill, Milltimber; John Gordon, Ravenswood; Geo. Andrew, Heathfield; James Ogg, Blackball; Thomas Anderson; Jas. Campbell ...
WONDERFUL DISPLAYS OF CANINE SAGACITY
... best penning dog— Kenneth MacAskill, with Lass. Deeside and Donside area awards —1 John Macdonald, Coldrach. Braemar; Jas M’Hardy, Home Farm, Whitehonse. Best tended and best cared for dogs (prizes by Mrs Smithson, The Neuk, Aboyne)—l Borland Douglas A ...
SCOTTISH CROWN LANDS
... Thomson, Chapelton Farm, Port-Glasgow, sustained severe lacerated wounds the head, and was also detained at the hospital. Thomas Gray, 12 Lilybank, Port- Glasgow; John M‘Lean, spirit merchant, 33 Ardgowan Street, Greenock; Margaret M'Phee or Tait, and ...
DUNDEE GALA
... while the consistency of A. Henderson, of the Caledonian earned for him the right to contest at a later date for the Sir Thomas Jaffrey Trophy, which carries with it the individual championship of the competition, in company with Glennie, H. LivingotO'ie ...
From the Mearns
... Cole, Geoffrey Philip, and Michael Langham. Birch view, Birse—Mr and Mrs D. R. Gerrard, Miss Evelyn Gerrard, Miss Winifred M‘Hardy, Mr Alan Reid. Birse Brae —Harry S. Roger and party Turlundie Lodge—Mr and Mrs Gordon Duncan, Miss Jean Gordon Duncan, Mrs ...
SPORT THAT SHOULD
... Downing Street to-day were Mr Vernon Hartshorn and Mr J. H. Thomas. Later, he had a meeting with the Economic Advisory Uouncil. It is understood that this consultation and his talk with Mr Thomas had reference to the preparation of the Government’s policy ...
GREAT CROWD IN SPITE OF THE RAIN
... and Mrs C. F. Thomas. Upper Corsee, Banchory—Mrs Uniacke, Mrs Henry Howard, Tilquhillie Cottage, Banchory. Moorfield, Braemar—Mrs Syme, Mrs Eden Brand, Mr Leslie Syme, Miss Ivy Greatorex, Mrs Cox, Captain Beverley. B a nchory Lodge—Mr Thomas Bentinck, Miss ...
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... (Edin.), younger son CHARLES FRASER. ’| IN ABERDEEN IT’S | GLASGOW TO NEW YORK. j . ,, , I T __. aulv ; and °1 Mrs Mac Hardy, 1 Witnesses to the Signature of the ~~~ ~ {Caledonia Sent »stCameronia Oct AGRICULTURAL A Ulul U Alu of Edna May. younger ...