... Mrs Forbes Robertson. Hazliehslc 4J.1ohn Taylor', dlo. Win. Paterson, Etsq., Jossielield '. S Jas. flardie, son to George Hardie, Hattoii. linigswlls t Li Alex. Keith, servant to Margaret Keitlh, Kin iswells ti 7 James Day, do. A lex. Duncan, Siunnsytrae ...

... Robson, 11 „ John 21 „ Thos. Maxwell, ~ John Watret, 13 ~ William Imrie, 20 It is but justice to add that, during the game, the hardy sons of the broom, with many others who were there to see, had their relaxed energies repaired with a quam. tuff, of bread ...

... Auckland. —An explosion of fire-damp occurred the Anne Pit, Black-boy Colliery, on Monday last, which one individual, named Thomas James, was unfortunately so severely scorched and otherwise injured as to occasion his death on the following morning, from ...

... Bristol—Tartar (a), Stewart Belfast—St. Kieran (a), M•Leen, Campbelton. 29.—Anna Dixon, Hardie, Liverpool—Lame, M'Tear. Larne —Antelope (a), M`Killop, Belfast—Commodore (s), Hardie, Liverpool,. 35.-Zealypso, Brown, Demerara—Comelien, Coek, Liverpool —Hennab, Brown ...

... the lith ult.. Thomas Innes, Earl., W. S. _ Died, at E gin, en the 214 ult., Miss Wright, aged 87 t !rade. Died. at the College, Elgir, on the 25th alt., Mils Margarct Tailor. \, Died, at Pluaearden, on the 29th ult., Mr Alexandzr Hardy, firmer. there ...

... goods; Jane, Elder, Glasgow, goods; Charlotte, Thin, Abbeville, goods ; Maggie Lauder, Reid, Leven, ballast; Mary Ann Meville, Hardy, and Amsterdam, Irone, Grangemouth, ballast; Elizabeth, Clark, Grangemouth, grain. January 3.—Winds, a.m , W N ff. —p.m., IF ...

... his native place. 22. Sir John Johnston, Bart., at Sydney, New South Wales. Many years Inspector of Fleets sod Hospitals. Thomas Campbell, the poet, author of 'Pleasures of Hope, &0., aged 87—interred in Westminster Abbey. Major-General Sir William Casement ...

... the midst of happiness, and with heartfelt Aishes for the relief of those in distress. Thebandofmusicwas led by Mr William Hardy, in his usual spirited style. Too much praise cannot be bestowed on the kindness and liberality of Mr and Mrs Ligertwvood. ...

... their respective tables, as numbered ; Mr. Kirkwood 2. Mr. Robert Ancell. 3. Mr. Thomas Scott. 4. Mr. James Curias. 5. Mr. James .\PLeisb. C\ Mr. fVt r Imrie. 7. Mr. Jamr* Thomas. 8. City-Arc!.itect. 9. Moderator of High Constables. > Mr. James Graham. 11 ...

... relief of poor Scotchmen. Probable Election Bradford.—lt is hinted Hardy is likely to resign his seat, owing to his late serious attack of illness, and that his son, Mr Gathorn Hardy, will probably be a candidate. The Leeds Mercury says, if the Liberals ...

... ianiborg of _James _Finlayson _, Gordon _Street tliere , * J 7 lh January , _at _eleven _o'clock . _^ • - ! _Creditors of Thomas _Kerrfarmer and _cattle-dealer , Myreaide , liiverkeillor ,-meet in _the _writing-cliambera of J . _and J . Anderaon , Kirk ...

... Stewart, Esq., of Shambellie, to Katherine, only daughter of John Hardie, Esq. At 9, London Street, Edinburgh, on the 14th inst., by the 1t,,. Dr. Muir of St. Stephen's, the Rev. Thomas Dewar, of the South Church, Aberdeen, to Grace, daughter of the late ...