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... But though, again, we have a wonderful pageant notabilities, perhaps the most impressive of all his sketches is that of Thomas Hardy, who was his fellow countyman and friend. But we have also politicians— Lord Oxford and Asquith, Lord Curzon, Lord Birkenhead ...
... in Paris. The Briton, Lieut -Col. Thomas Henry Brown, cf the British Intelligence, who worked with Hardy during *he Occupation, is to fly from London within the next forty-eignt hours to give evidence at the trial Hardy's defending counsel, Maitre Maurice ...
... (Coventry!; V. R. Tindall (Liverpool U ). J. M. Williams (Penzance), B. Boobbyer (Oxford U.). J. V. Smith (Cambridge U.); E. M. P. Hardy (Blackheath and Army), D. W. Shuttleworth (Blackheath and Army); T. H. Price (Cheltenham*, E. Evans (Sale), R V. Stirling ...
... dootors, three women, have Uc ,A Aberdeen University. v,f The following passes M.8., Ch.B. degree exami 3 announced: 2l c Thomas Phillip Gray Allison. son Drive, Aberdeen. „aS Miriam Blank Bennett). . iti^Cr Gardens, Wemblv Park. nri* John Breeze, j.# ...
... Elizabeth Hardie, Amelia Hill. . Anne Ingram, Alexandra Jaczyuska. Michael S. Jamieson, Ellenina C. Johnston. Mary G. Johnston, William Kinsella. Alexander Lawie, Evelyn M Lennon, E!sa M Macdonald. Kathleen J. Macdonald. Moraig M. Macdonald. Thomas w. M'Ghee ...
... Patrick Harbron, Elizabeth Hardie, William D. Hardie, Derek J. Harvey, Douglas D. Haston, David Hay, Ann E. Hayman. George D. S. Henderson. Alexandra Jaczynska, Michael S. Jamieson, Ellenina C. Johnston, Mary G. Johnston, Thomas Jones. Gordon T. Kerr, David ...
... Nicholas Coccalis, James E. Fraser. William D Hardie, Douglas D. Haston, Lilian M Noble. John H Simon, William Taylor. Douglas B. Walker. Greek (Advanced) lan C. Galloway, William Napier. Zoology Isobel Aitken, Thomas Collins. DEGREE OF LL.B. Comparative Law ...
... Watt, retired motorman, Whitehall Terrace. Aberdeen . 1.764 Thomas Kirkwood, clerk, 17 Albyn Place. Aberdeen 1.756 Miss Elizabeth Black, Holburn Street, Aberdeen 1.551 Alexander M'Hardy. retired schoolmaster, Forvie. Klrkbrae, Cults .. 1,461 William ...
... The Men Steel SS u s aled who had accepted nt s to the Iron and /J. r Poration were:— JfeS'nV- HARDIE (chairman), a 'Paisley, who is chair- lr ectors of the British Sie.°- Ltd.. and its allied tf'h. I fveri In the first world war ( th the Argyll and ...
... ABOYNE GAMES CROWD SCATTERED BY THE STORM Huddled Under Umbrellas, Hardy Spectators Stayed On HISTORIC STANDARD • RAISED AGAIN tWEN rainstorms, which came sweeping down from the mountains—autumn in its most aggressive mood—could not entirely rob the famous ...
... HEADS 'BETRAYING TEACHING' E.I.S. Call for Withdrawal of Uncertificated Staff THOMAS S. COWAN, principal art teacher at Forfar Academy, condemned headmasters as betrayers of the teaching profession's status at the annual meeting of the Educational ...
... Knox (Gerrard Street) Church in aid of the church funds. The Rev. A. W. Bruce welcomed a large gathering and introduced Sir Thomas Mitchell, former Lord Provost of Aberdeen, who declared the sale open. The sale was organised by the Woman's Guild under its ...