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... Selkirk.—A handicap was played Saturday. Prize-takers :—lst. James Brown, 2nd. John Linton. 10h ; 3rd. David Hill, 5a ; 4th. Thomas 2s 61. (Jalamiiklk —A match wa* on Saturday on the club ground, between John Froudfoot and Alexander Stenhoupe. for poaeewdon ...
... where she came from, as he would not allow her to lay finger on the cows about the place—Mrs Hardie acquiescing in what he said. She therefore went away. Mrs Hardie, on the other hand, denied that she gave pursuer permission to stay till Monday ; and Mr Scott ...
... (piled and 3 peony—l, Jas. Scott; 2, R Hume. 3 3 ictona astere (blooms), 6 and 1 Miss B. Shiel. Midshiels—l. W. Johnstone ; 2, Thomas Fox 6 asters (blooms), 3 quilled and 3 peony. 1 6 and 1 Messrs W. Oliyer & Son, Denholm—Jas. Scott. 6 carnations or picotees ...
... of 120 Yards Handicap—l. Peden. Walkerburn ; 2. T. Hislop. ; 3, A. Ramsay, West Linton. Half-Mile Handicap (open)—l. James Hardie. Peebles: 2. Andrew Maul, Walkerburn ; 3. John Ballantyne. Walkerburn. Final of 120 Yards Handicap —l, West Linton : 2. T ...
... Whillans. annuals—l, Thomas Waugh ; 2. M. Turnbull. 3 roses —l, Gilbert Amos; 2. R. Minto. 4 antirrhinums—l, Robert Thomson: 2. Andrew Scott. 3 phloxes—l. Thos. Culbertson; 2, R. Minto. 3 pentstemons—l, Thomas W’augh; 2. Jas. Murray. 2 hardy herbaceous spikes—l ...
... 7th sect, of the Criminal Law Amendment Act of 1885. Dunn was remitted to the Sheriff. On Tuesday—before Bailie Armstrong—Thomas Hay. baker. Green Terrace, was fined ss. orJdavs, and John Lynch, cattle drover. 7s fid. or 5 days, for being drunk and indecent ...
... Adam Nichol. Skelfhillhope. Chf viot ewe lamb—l.Uobt. Carruthers. Hyndlee ; 2. Thomas Scott Hohsbs.— Mare for breeding draught horses—l, Representatives of the late Mr Hardie. Priesthaugh; 2. Samuel T. Clark. Cbapelhill. Foal—l. Samuel T. Clark : 2, William ...
... quantity of dung after eight a.m. Alleged Assault— William Murray, labourer, Morrison Place, was charged (1) with assaulting Jas. Hardie.stockingmaker, Gladstone Street; and (2) with breach of the peace. He plead* of the second charge, and was fined 15s. or 7 ...
... Hawick represented Messrs Janies Laing and William Turner. At Langholm agricultural show the representatives of the late David Hardie. Priesthaugh, got Ist prize for draught mare with foal at foot, which was also first at Hawick ; and F. Fenwick, Northhouse ...
... fob Pigeons.âAmong the successful prize winners at Earlston pigeon, &c., show on Bth November were Alexander Robertson, Thomas Robson (Wcensland), and Peter Robertson, all of Hawick. A i.lars Church. âAnniversary services were conducted on Sabbath ...
... The Woll. Pigeons—Thomas Robson (Weensland), Peter Robertson, and John Turnbull (51 High Street), Hawick ; Andrew Muir, Innerleithen ; Alex. Cleghorn, and Jas. Lauder, Galashiels ; James Lindsay, T. & W. Scott, John Scott, William Hardie, J. & T. Galloclier ...
... woolsorter. of daughter. At Heronhill Terrace, here, on the 11th inst, the rife of Thomas March, tenterer. of a son. At 6 Park Street, here, on the 21m inst. the wife of Thomas Beattie, woolsotter, of a daughter. At 10 Earl Street, here, on the 26th Inst, ...