... count herself the head five aurriving generation*. For over sixty years Mrs Hardy resided on toe croft of Auehencrteve. Meihltck. which m still in tenancy of one her sons. Mrs Hardy now lives with a daughter, Mrs Gammon, Beverley Road. Inverurie. She is ...

... Arable. 4. BACKSTONE. Presently by Georg* Soriter, Cor.tair.inf 37 Acres Arable. 5. LEW HILLOCK. Present ly William M Hardy. Containing Acres Amble. Measurement* not Warranted. Builißngs all .Stone .A.atod. and in Good Order. . _ , _ Further Particulars ...

... Professor Henry Cowan. Aberdeen, assisted the Rev. Henry Neill Seaham. The bride was given by her father, and the best man was Mr Thomas Whit.on. Edinburgh. The church was prettily decorated, snd ths service was choral. The organist played a wedding march. The ...

... with the Club will bo held 201' i November. A meeting of tho Liberal Association wa>* helJ on Wednesday night—Dr M'Hardy pre-idmg. M'Hardy was ro-okciej President, while .Mr Nicol. e. wa.. elected Vice-Provdent. M'DomUd Vico-President for Durris, and Mr ...

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... competitioue, the following will go Aberdeen: Private J. Roes, Littleiohn. Sergeant Thomas Day. Piper J. Cameron, Private Leggatt, Private W. Reid, Private W. Chapman, Private J. Hardy, Private P- Ruaeoll. Corporal Lamb, Private A. Shaw, Private W. fUteteU ; reserve ...

... AND CfaSgTS new bowling green courts were formally opened on yJS. Mr William M'Hardv Drum- Aochernach. Provoet Auchinacb-e M‘Hardy in his speech com pi i*“Sthe residents of and die■Jafar their efforts in getting such moe The total expenses have been some«ar ...

... Cddiorvton Harr lead Blaotrre Halfwa- Newton c&boalanr PaMoy. Cardooald Boma.de . he- THOMAS CO.. COMPLKTF HOrSK FURNISHERB, 99 OALLOWGATK. THE READY CASH AND WHAT IT CAN DO HARDIE’aS. HIGH STREET, EDINBURGH, THE PREMIER PARCELS POST EXPERTS AND PIONEERS OF ...

... Colour-Sergeant A Farqubaraon, 58 ; Corporal G. M‘Hardy, 67 ; Private James Gordon, 57; Private S. Farquhar. ; Sergeant W. Kennedy, 53 ; Corporal W. Smith, 53; Quartermaster-Sergeant J. Faniuhareou, Lieutenant M*Hardy, 49 ; Private G. Davidson, 49; Private A Mathiesou ...

... agent at Cape Town telegraphs that tho steamer Clan Monroe is ashore near Siangkop. Tho vocsel, which wan commanded by Captain Thomas Brown, who belongs to Aberdeen, was bound from Newport and tho Clvde for Dclagoa Bay. . A Lloyd’s Capo Town telegram received ...

... PARCELS POST BARGAINS! GREAT VALUE FOR SMALL MONEY HARDIES, I« rut HIGH STREET. EDINBURGH. An. tb* uodffMole.l I HF.AP LINES aeoiPcwt u> your I'uor Receipt *>t bum •iMed 1 WONDERFUL DRESS 4/11 LENGTHS, C.„iiprMl..*o rooUr**! *'f' Brown. Crimson. *n ...

... from, and tb*r mn*» h* *1! THOMAS'S Oak n*mtan* w«h MJrro' Bark ••voa fhiih*'? ! from aj,' tyarmaofat*. Oak and Walntit, 12* lid m as* Vita* - WV>, '*' J « Pfw* frcm ftj (WHICH EVERT CASE l oSTAF. ORDKR THE AMOUNT Or THE hardies P.P. (parcel post) DEPAKTiUSNT ...