... (Mr G. Goad) BATTLER (Mr E. L. Short) Runners.—Montpelier, Stott; Ormuzd, G. Goswell; Sky Pilot, A. Escott; Clrsh Morgan, G. Hardy; Clymping, F. Brookes; Battler, Speck; Tower Hill, Linegar; Rosecomb, L. Butchers; Brimps, K. Thrale; Strong Point, T. F. Morgan; ...

... submitted at tho t’aii ty-fourta annual meeting of the Turriff Golf Club, held under the chairmanship of tho pioeidcnt. Major Thomas \V. Farquhar-Spottiswood, Muiresk House. The secretary, Mr S. D. Anderson, reported that, the members numbered 198, an increase ...

... Kirkhill. The Shop, Ortnn; firoeshnne; 58s, Mnirton, Fesierton; 575. Stoneyton; 555, Baxter and Sons, Coldhome. Oldmills (Hardy). Loglehurn, Cowfords; 535, Dean. Findrassle; 525, Woodatde; 50s (7), Lawreneeton; 495. Bermurkity (Asher); 48s, M'Beath. Moss; ...

... passages of this work the author uses such Aberdeenshire vernacular words as “ feel and “ nearhand.” Hardy’s View, After visiting Aberdeen 1905, Thomas Hardy recorded his impressions in verse, connecting them with a text in Isaiah, And wisdom and knowledge ...

... -'- beloved youngest daughter leavin M‘Hardy, Wardhouse. U.I.P. v- * Mood side R.C. Chapel, . nst., a t 11 a.m., arriving ~ ' ' friends respectfully in- Uf-i, :) , the 777 at Arnvhogs Cottages. Meth- ry. 1930. Thomas Stephen Bo. 011 Maud), in hi* 76th vear ...

... Miss Valentine. FAMOUS CHARACTERS. Noted Impressionist at Aberdeen. The straight, delightful humour that marks the late Thomas Hardy’s lighter works, the strong drama of Jerome K. Jerome, and the unique character studies of Dickens were chosen by Mr E ...

... Nicholson : “People and Things.” 9.35—Tw0 Plays: “Tony Kytes, the Arch Deceiver,” adapted from a humorous short storv written Thomas Hardy; “The Safe.’’ ‘‘thriller,” written specially for broadcasting by W. P. Lipscomb. 10.12—Second excerpt from The Mikado.” ...

... 0—5.8. from London. (lO.O—Regional News.) DAVENTRY EXPERIMENTAL (SGB-626 Kc.). , 12.0—Organ Recital by O. H- Peasgood; Grace Hardie (soprano). 10—Gramophone Records. 1.30 The Birmingham Studio Orchestra; Bertha Armstrong (soprano); Allan B. Sly (pianoforte) ...

... Deer. . On a vote MacDonald’s 0 tied a large maiority. On the motion of the Rev. J. Gibb, Rosehearty, seconded the Rev, W. M‘Hardy, Boddam, the scheme outlined the Clerk was agreed to. Determined Action By Aberdeen >|f - V 'j It was agreed that * Clarke ...

... president, presiding—produced four excellent papers. Miss A. Mitchell. Drumgowan, led with ‘Far from the Madding Crowd’ (Thomas Hardy), followed Miss Smith, Auchmar, on “The Setons” (6. Douglas), Mr Jas. Morrison. Bridge of Leslie, on “What Every Woman ...

... had consented to serve on the new Economic Advisory Council:— Sir Arthur Balfour. Sir Daniel HalL Mr Ernest Bevin. Sir W. Hardy. Mr W. R. B air. Mr J. M Keynes. S’r John Cadmtin. Sir Alfred Lewis. Mr W. M. Citrine. Sir W. M'Lintock. G. H. H. Ole. : p ...

... CCOVNTS FOR 1529 PAYMENTS, Less: Commission paid to Aberdeen Artiste’ Society A. P. Milne, Esq., 58 Bridge Street, Aberdeen, Thomas Mitchell, Esq., 66 Queen Street, Aberdeen. William Mitchell, Esq., 13 King Street, Aberdeen. Sir James Murray, Glcnburnic ...