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... onauenteld. PJries Very Moderate JAMES OGILVIE, CABINETMAKER AND UPHOLSTERER, 227 UNION STREET, ABERDEEN. LAWN TENNIS, CROQUET, GOLF, &o. LAWN TEN9IS, 27s ed, &s,L 459, cos, w0s, lOls per Set. LAWN TENNIS RACK' |TS, t; to ISs each. LAWN TENNIS BALLS, Regulation ...
... bawing been ihi:b eusualstte o hialthof to Wednesday night. In faot, aloug with sene of bis companionw, deceased had a gme of golf en the Links that evening, and returned home in the beat of spirits. About sleven ocloock he was seized with a cevere internal ...
... begs gratefully to acknowledge receipt of d it svnbres from the Earl of Aberdeen. AnBuRDsaN GOLF CLUB.-Captain Fordyce's monthly end medal and the Silver golf ball not having been played t for this week, owing to the condition of the Links, o the will ...
... Foatw-s of New and Editnglassie, Baronet, was unatti- mously re-elected Governor. Ott Satutrday the Geld Medal of tite ArsnDEEN i GOLF Cs.ue was played for on tite Litks, atid won by s Mr ALI--. IRviol;, Old Aberdeen. We are ?? to ulnderstand that the difference ...
... . IN' MitORIslA1 BA~s'S.-Tn lov:ng rreinmbranee of our eso, Johnston, who died October 2ud, 1838, aged 20 yeats. Monifieth golf links bazaar realised S4167 19s 4d. The drawings of the bazaar in aid of Eyemoutb sea wall were 1140. Lady Aberdeen is to leave ...
... 107-0, 98--uaset of clubs.d tal prize-3ir James J. Wiatson, 112-12, 100--one, dozen golf d iIbllsl be M.r Ord prlz~e'-3r Garden G. Smith, 1012 actual score-4 dozer,. ire golf balls. 101 -ge Captain Best, R.N., in presenting the prizes at the ha rhe close ...
... that the Messrs for |Smith were successful in the match at Montrose t Iabout a ago. Play commences at three I j o'clock. ID GOLF.- NORTH BERWlst.-.As match between Jas. ;o Anderson, St Andrews, and Bob Ferguson, North cor0 1 IBerwick, for £50, which was ...
... under 9 nor above 14 years of age. William Annand is a grand-nephew, and Robert is a great grand-nephew of the mortifier. ets GOLF MATCH AT ST A.naRws.-A most exciting ich professional single was played over the Links of St a Andrews on Saturday between ...
... , and which the Loeal Authority had resolved to purchsas from Logi the University. cr GOLF'.-The members of the Eon-Accord Golf Club in- weII 2ugurated the golfing season by a Ilaldicap matcoh at the Chen Links on Saturday. The weather was excellent, ...
... however, npwards of £1200 remains a at the close of account o be carried forward a nlt Bo-AccoRtD GOLF CLUI.-A getneral meetitog of I int thie Bon-Accord Golf Club was held last nigltt, Capt. a of Milne presiding, when it was resolved th(,t, in place I ieS ...
... Improvement Fnn4_.of the Lode Parish Church, Dundee, of which the Rev. Stewart Galloy 2i.5 rniste -: GOLF.-On Wednesday the' meinbersiof the Vic- toria Golf Club, Montrose, competed for the club K medal'and ptian's 'cross. - The medal was won by Mr J. D. ...
... lrltarmnacy, received hils diploma ?? tlte Royal College c of Surgeons, Ediitbtrgh. w s The gold medal, given liy the Muntrose Golf Club, ti was played for on Mvondaiy,' tnd wolt, after a keen con. tII -test. by Mr P. Mason, mnerchant. t On Wednesday last ...