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... Nairn, and, after County Council in respect of such public Mrs Milne,Aberdeen. through without losing marks or time. From (Thomas Hardy) ; Miss Anne Gilmour- the Union of the Churches. In the new health work fall to be allocated amongst 01 Mrs Stewart, Aberdeen ...
... INVOLVED. Sheriff J. P. Grant, in Inverness Sherif Court last week, beard a debate on the relevancy of an action in which Thomas Macdonald, mason, H Hilton Village, Inverness, sued Inverness Town Council for GOUUO In name of damages. Pursuer was riding ...
... ' tireut War will rind touch to Interest theta in the new series by Major It. S. Mackay. late of the Ist Senforths. F. E. Hardy, D.S.C., contributes Mlle notes on civil employment for ex-soldiers there are many other articles of elms. (tonal Interest ...
... DEATHS. IlAitutc.—At 14 Cicely Place, Forms. on Ihe jqli June, Janet Gordon Hardie. F'uneral on Thunulay, leaving Forre,, 2 arriving Nairn l'enbeteo rrien.ls please accept the Invitation.] \\*.ll.n. Nairn, gin Jun. LBO. Macdonald. We 14 and Balnain, ...
... Judo:est in year-old cews; and George I Cadfavour the defender with expenses. r eam. very h i g hl y „ s „ ment i e d Mr W. A. Hardie, of Squatir, in the class for heifers. ton & I'm, acted for the pursuer, and Mr Noble, of George Boss & Noble, for Th e display ...
... eir; Mr Mrs Bennie, Glasgow; Mr and Mrs B. Flehtner, London; Mr and Mrs Haig Hadtlow and party, Glasgow; Miss Hayman. Mrs Hardy, Miss Meßile, Glasgow; Mr and Mrs tallies, Troon. WASHINGTON HOTEL. Mrs Brunton, Misses Brunton, Gnuigemouth; Mr and Mrs Graham ...
... daughter, Aberdeen. Swinley—Mrs and Miss Pease, London. Althotsford—Mr and Mrs Mackay, Dunfermlitw; Mr and Mis Robertson, do.; Thomas Orr, Glasgow. Drumm'lr—Mr and Mrs Se liar and family, Hunt ly. Carlow Villa Mr and Mrs A. Malesworth and party, London. BATH ...
... Stirling. (minus 15), beat Miss WC. Webster and Miss Grant-Peterkln (minus .4), 8.1, 84. HIGHLAND HOTEL. Air and Mrs J. W. Hardie, Bridge of Allan MIXED DOUBLES (HANDICAP). Mr lan Fadden, Ilford. (Holders, J. Stevenson and Miss White.) Mr and Airs J. Cumsty ...
... soft leaflets here Smallholders' Class 1 John Mackinelse gave place to narrow ones, but they tesh, Little Budgets', Cawdor; 2 Thomas - were bard, duller in colour, and each Mackenzie, Glenterness; 3 A. Shaw, . ended, as did also the branches, in a hard Croachy ...
... meant-high lik•olls . Colonel ab o ut t o kn o win g age and the efforts prevent the old High Glass Soots ai Shaw and 11. 31r Thomas 25 Doe- and noble thought*. Ile would glad IFront at Illotorlng CorreapUndent.) mudsi from olbodivering the truth Nam in Kid ...