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... number of ladies :-Mr H. E. Spenceley, postmaster, Aberdeen ; Mr WVilliam Mitchell, late postmaster, Aberdeen; .Dr James Will, Mt Nisbet, Inverness ; M r Duncan, Peterhead ; Mr Hogg, Fraserburgti Mir Fraser, Ello ; Mr Macdonald, Thurso; ...
... jun., Fortrie (the others being represented by e Rev. Mr and Mrs Edie, The Manse; Mir and Miss 4 Barclay, Strecherie;l Mr and Mrs Runcieman, Auchmill; Mr and Mrs Duncan, Fortrie), waited'* ose ...
... DR GEORGE:MACDONALD ON KING LEAP. I Last night Dr George Macdonald; the well-known poet and novelist, lectured on King Lear, in the Albert Hall, Aberdeen, to a good audience. Sheriff 5 Brown occupied the chair, and- briefly introduced the - lecturer ...
... BLESSED SCOURGE. gihe Ri~l Rav. 'hr D)onald aled moderator Of the chvirch of r~~cotl~tiln, pri'oiilica te~ arg couregtia in King's 0o1logo Chapel, A~oees yeteray orelnoon. Choosingx as his fee 5hskil i. L, lDr Macleod tiAd his aeboetV/~ te hgter pullpos/a ...
... chiefs, three atteudauts, twuo cissionaries, and Rev. Wardlow Thompson, the Doke of Fife, Eatl Grey, Mr Rochfort Maguire, and Dr Ruther- ford Harris. Mr Chamberlain heard the views ci bhe chifs and the company at fail length, and as the result of a protracted ...
... its prosperity, and Mr John Keir, in responding, referred to what Mr Maitland had done in Aberdeen for the work- ing classes, and said that the cause of labour was the poorer fom Mr Maitland having to leave the oity.,(Applause.) ...
... in London. on Friday. night, at .which Dr. Lyon Sati Pl1yfaiir.presided. .The speeches, delivered by well-known who 3.1 femnale leaders of the movement, were in reply to the argu- the i, menUt of the opponents of Mr Jacob Bright's~ Womien a T Le Disabi ...
... -MR KING HARPMAN, M.P., ON THE DISTRESS IN IRELAND.;, Iasi Mr King Harman, M.P., in a letter to. the Timme, es says :- The Duchess of M4arlborough's appeal must .ΒΆ have touched tine charitable feelings of, the lih Pre people. Every word her Grace says ...
... unanitnoufly eledcd Dr RoS'.k-- I - L .. . ?? t ?? I rick A-Leod, Sub-principal, to bc Principal of -hc r- faid College. r Thc Univerfity and King's Col!ege of Aberdern. es have conferred the degree of Dodior in Medicine, upor; es Mr T*Ihomas Gray, Surgeon ...
... the werk of Mr Marr, The Gardens, Hatton Castle. The. gatheriug was a very large and happy ens, if and was presided over by Mrs Duff. Ns The following ladies ofuciated at the tea k ?? Duff, Mrs Duncan, Halhill; n Mrs Henry, Balnellie House; ...
... Jamnies Graham, Req. of leitettown, elder. PIRESBVrTmV OF EoINuinofon.-Rev. Dr dimpsna, Rev. Mr Bonar, Rev. Dr Floaiter, R1ev. Mr Balfour, Rev. Dr Glover. Rev. Dr Bronton, ministers. William Spence, esq. (Tron ...
... present-Mr Cochrais of Balfour lev. Dr MCoothie, Luniphanan; Mr Smith of Glerimuillan; Mr Maitland, Union Place; Mr Westland, banker; Mr F. Clorihesv, advocate ; ...