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... men and a boy had been picked op in the Arracan's pinnace and landed at Calcutta by the steamer City of Manchester Captain Hardie. The dreadful sufferin gs endured in the boat are detailed in the following narrative, written by Mr Webster, and published ...
... which dire bed a threatening aspect, broke out in the build* se the north side of High Street, by Mr A. Black, jeweller, Hardie, grocer. The fire origi*et In of the chimneys about eight o'clock Saturday, which very rapidly of the upper storey, nouns ...
... Robertson. lAthones Bridge Cut Flowers-1 George Ferule 2 Thorns, Fernie Kept and Cropped Garden-1 Thomas Fernie House Frcnt by the cultivation of Roo**, lea -1 Thomas Fergie FARM COMPETITION, 4 Onions-1 William Condie 2 Robert Edmund 6 Potatoes-1 Hobert Harr ...
... of the congregation of Kioghorn. There was a pretty full meeting of the Presbytery, and among those present was the Rev. Mr Hardie, one of the former pastors of the congregation. The Re►. John G. Train, Buckhaven, preached an able sermon from John vi. 29; ...
... SCHOOL BOARD.—The usual monthly meeting of this Board was held on Monday evening. Provost Todd occupied the chair, and Bailie Hardie and Messrs Brown and Lumsden were the other members present. The Clerk reported that he had written to the applicants for ...
... amount was L 18,228,803. The total for the first two months of the year was L. 34,454,016, u against L 37,701,270 in 1874. —Thomas Davidson, lately wool agent in Hawick, was examined in bankruptcy at Jedburgh on Saturday. The statements made by the bankrupt ...
... eight of this light by the flood. and nothing remained for him to steer lir but two stare which he had noticed. anti which *hardy afterwards became obscured by elou I. leaving him b 'tiling in the water* in utti:r darkness Fatigue and hopelesimess were ...
... LAWN-MOWER, ♦ND TEE ANGLO •AMERICAN LAWN-MOWER THE above MACHINES, in the moot nodal Size*, kept in Stock, at Maker's Prices. THOMAS A. I)ALZELL, IRONYONORR, High Street, Anstruther. BIBLES, TESTAMENTS, HYMNBOOKS, All the various Bindings, at L. Reasam.'s ...
... Thomson 2 Cat Flowers—David Donaldson I—Thomas Fairnie 2 Plant in Pot—Robert Thomson I—Maggie Donaldson 2—David Donaldson 3 Best-kept and Cropped Garden—Robert Thomson 1— Thorn's Fairnie 2 Best-kept Rouse Front Thomas Fairnie 1— David Donaldson 2 FARM SERVANTS' ...
... mere than required, a poll will take place on Saturday dret :—David Gallic., net manufacturer, hardy House; Peter Wilson, of the Oil Mill, Leehe Bank; Thomas L. Lindsay, tailor and clothier, Kirkton ; Hobert Strang, yelpereur, Litwin) Mill; David Beveridge ...
... importance to grant-dealers and other* was decided by Sherd Lomond in the Sheriff Court at palacelllm on The rummer woo Charles Hardie, tamer. Primrose, who sued Hugh Elder, grain merchant, Dunfermline, for £l9 2s 6.1, being the price of 15 are. of oats at ...
... Ldhones ; 3, Thomas Black 4 Leeks- I, Y.. Thomson ; 2, T. Black ; 3, J. Robnison 4 Carrots-1, J. Robertson ;2, T. Black ;3, T. Fern:* 6 Onions, spring -sown-1, R. Thomson ; 2, T. Black 2 Coo:Plower 1, R. Thomson ; 2, James Robertson 3 , Thomas Black Cut ...