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... _coshering _before ( _the school _goeo in . ' Thomas , _a fine healthy lad , was always on tlie _alert _, and _drecficd ill _time for _* llle _gathering . _' But _Waller had Ills _prayers _to say , and in _Thomas ' s _ertiniation llley were somewhat of _tile ...
... Mobooch— For Messrs Mm. Moodie, Christonbet Wood, jtm., Wm. Wood, John Hardie, John Dudgeon, ThomLs Hardie, .1. M.cWe, Robert D. Mensiea, George Wauchope, Richard Alex. Millar, and Thomas Pasley. The reasons ot protest That this pretended meeting oftheCompany ...
... fine thing for Mr Thomas Baring to talk of the sacredness of international law and the blessings of peace, his fancy wandering all the while on bills and butter. At the Edinburgh meeting, among the great men present, we observe Mr Hardie, a Leith merchant—Mr ...
... William Fraser, Gardener. William Donald, Baker. Lewis Chalmers, Writer, FraserbUrgh. James Milne, Farmer, Chap elhill. : John Hardy, do. Kirkton. Lieut.-George Paton, do. Kinglas3ie. George Weir, do. Milltown, Philorth. William Whyte, do. Mains of Cardno ...
... _ .1 -.1 - . - _ On Thnrsday last, the 6th inst. a General Meet- ing of this Society was held in the Waterloo flotel, Sir Thomas Dirk Lauder, Bart. in the chair.. The prize samples of fruits and vegetables wvtre placed on the table and formed a rich and ...
... the Maitland transport; Mr Charles Pope, Master, and Mr M. M’Clure, Surgeon, to the Serpent; Lieutenant T. G. Forbes, Messes Thomas Scott, M. D. and Alfred Tucker, Assistant Surgeon, to the Malabar; Mr Rutherford, Surgeon, tn me Mangles convict ship; Mr ...
... that capital, that they ate now attempting a second time to kill the King of Prussia. M. de Talleyrand boasts that he too hardy go off suddenly, and the Prussian ambassador declares that the King, his master, has not been so he is now for some months ...
... HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY. On Thursday last, the fith inst. General Meeting of this Society was held in the Waterloo Hotel, Sir Thomas Dick Lauder, Bart, in the chair. The prize samples of fruits and vegetables were placed the table, and formed a rich and ...
... of disapprobation, mingled wirh a few partial cheers. He was attended by Messrs Cockburn, Mowbray, Wood Sinclair, Thomas Allan, J. Hardie, J. George Bell, Graham, J. Mackie, R. Hamilton, W. Waddel, G. Boyd, Captain Lieutenant Grant, 11. N. Portobello; ...
... dissimilar from those who inhabit the other portions the island, and exhibiting in this in other enterprises equally during, a hardiness and nieu-al couxage, added to camion and ptrseveiar.ee, rarely to be found among any people. About nine weeks ago, boat Ness ...
... the “note of preparation” for sene* of murder* designed perpetrated on such of the c.e g of the west of this county a. shall hardy enough to collect endeavour to collect then just and debts —and this gentleman has been selected to show how indiscriminate ...
... mingled with a few. partial cheeicrs., Ile t- sas attendled by Messrs Cockbunr, MoXVliray, Wend , r, S`.nclair, Thomas Allan, J. H-ardie, R. W. - Hamilton, :o Wi. Shiaclar, Robert Brown, Waddel, G. Bloy-I, Miller, Fisherrore, and hi's brother, Colonel ...