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... 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 ...
... 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. ...
... Thnmas Hardy Bertram, Engineer of the Great Western Railiwaee James Brown. EEskmill A. Cambll, 31.D., yr of Lerags David Chapman, Merchant, Glasgow Henry R. Cooper of Ballindallochl William Cooper of Failford David Cross. Seed Merchant, Glasgow Thomas Crichton ...
... Clntt hiave .en'o'ed 'for many tears.MuhpasisdetMr J. Murr~ay,`iwho acted as'hex twad n a lotMrP -Hardie, who ably led the music, accopnedb essrs Hardie, Ingram, and Forbes. DsiATvaOp SIR COLaz MACXENZIE, BaAR. op KsLCOr.-We ert to state that the above ...
... were Mr. Sheriff Bell; Robert Paul, Esq., Manager of the Commercial Bank, Edinburgh; Thomas M51ackenzie, Esq., I advocate; Silion Camphell, Esq., S.S.C. ; James At'Hardy, Esq. , SherifT-Clerk ; Alexander M'Dowall, Esq.; James Ml'Clelland, Esq.; Hugh Mloncrieff ...
... instant, ELIZABETH, infant daughter of the I Rev. Dr Forsyth, West Church. At 07, Crown Street, on the 12th instant, CHRISTIAN HARDY, wife of Alex. Sinclair, Merchant, aged 43 years. At his Muose, in the Shiprow, on the lath inst., MrAInstAyeR eALKER. in his ...
... 18th inst. the Lady of Major GRANT PsTRInsts, of a son, who survived only a few beers. At -Montrose, on the 8th instant, Mrs THOMAS MONCUR, of a dAnte Donates, on the loth of Jan. last, the 'Wife of the Rev. JAMES RFN gZnD, of a son. Marriages. At Honey ...
... drawer of the bill; end hc g did also forge and adhibit the w ords * Thomas 'More, and d W William Wntherspton, ietending tile same to pass for the peni- I ilg snbqcriptions of Thomas More, ai:d William Wothersppon. bakers, in Toe nhead of Hamilton, ...
... gardener, Hardgate I * second do., Thomas Darling, gardener, WVioodhill third do., Robert Farquhar. Millbsank fourth do., Thomas Robertson, Hardgate best Rhubarb, A. Reith, gardener, Pitmuxton. second do., Thomas Darling, Woodhill third do., James Esson ...
... single European vessel escapes -entire crews, officers and men, are suddenly broug lit within its fearful grasp, aud the most hardy constitutions yie d to its hor. rible attacks. The Ardent steamer had been but a short time on this station, after having for ...
... chias. ..Third do,5 to Donald Gillan, Durris, for thirty distinct varieties of Heartiease. An extra prize was awarded to Thomas Darling, for a sp~lendid specimen, of Acacia. James Kiigour Esq.,mnaaufa~ctoirer; George Cadenhead.,Esq., Sealield; Messrs ...
... mer. At Kintrsdwell, Sntherlandshire, on the 25th nlt., HUGH Ross, Rug. of Kuockbrake, W.S., to ANN3WE, youngest daughter of Thomas Houstoun, Esq. lKintradhvel. At Haumpton Court, on the 18th ult., Captain GEO. F. DUCKETT, only son OI SirGeorge buckett, ...