... —On Monday, the following case was disposed of before Mr. Sheriff Logan : 11 Uliam Hardy and Owen Ginn, hawkers, Forfar, were charged with assaulting David Cook and Thomas Lodger, carters, Forfar, on the turnpike road near Tealing, on the 10th April last ...

... AND PROPERTY TAX. SCHEDULES in the MONTROSE and BRECHIN DISTRICTS require to be returned within four days from this date. THOMAS BARCLAY, Assessor. Montrose, Augast 4, 1854. PETER KENYON, a native of the parish of Glasserton, in the county of Wigtown ...

... KIRRIEMUIR. We understand that Thomas Dick, LL.D., Broughty Ferry, has, at the request of certain parlies here, consented to deliver a lecture in Kirriemuir, in the beginning of the ensuing month, on the planetary system. Dr. Dick’s name is well known ...

... Unpicked. AGENTS. Montrose Mr. Jas. Strachan, High Street. Brechin ~ Greig, „ Arbroath „ A. Scott, Horner’s Wynd. Forfar „ J. M‘Hardy. Confectioner. Laurencekirk „ John Rae, Manufacturer. Kirriemuir „ Finlay, Draper. Alyth ~ Fenton, „ ROYAL EXCHANGE ASSURANCE ...

... Blackball, feet 6 in. Dancing Reels and Strathspeys.—Charles Contts and John M* Hardy—equal. Gillie Callum.— 1. John M'Hardy; 2. Charles Coutts. Highland Dress.—l. John M‘Hardy; 2. Charles Coutts. Playing Bagpipes.—l. James Mearns, Uiccarton ; 2. James Mackay ...

... 3d, Mrs Jameson, Montrose; 4th, J. Hardie. Ist and 3d three double' W. Stewart; 2d, J Hardie; 4th, W. Angus. Ranunculuses—lst six, J. Hardie Herbaceous Plants—lst ten, J. Spence; 2d, J. Milne- D. Nicol; 4th, J. Hardie. * Phloxes—lst six, \V. Stewart; 2d ...

... Wednesday, the November 1851, at one o'clock, afternoon, PROPERTY at MUIR of iiKECIIIN, which be* 1 longed to the late Janet M‘Hardy, and at present possessed Andrew Dalgity, extending to three and a-fourlh acres, imperial measure, or thereby. Ecu duty, 55 ...

... David Sturrock. shlp.nright. At Helen Street. Arbroath. on 27th last., Mrs John &!wart. aged years. At Folkestone. on 27th , Thomas Bain.. At Cartage Place, Ferry, 22nd peat., Cherie. Gall, Esq., formerly leather rnereltant, Forfar. At St Rom. Cottage, Droughty ...

... miller, do. Putting Heavy Stone, 28 lbs. 40z.—1. John M‘Hardy, 22 feet loj in.; 2. John Lindsay, 22 feet 9 in.; 3. John Adam, Crathes, 21 feet 6 in. Putting Light Stone, 17 lbs. Boz.—l. John M‘Hardy, 30 feet; 2. John Adam, 28 leet 5 in.; 3. William Robertson ...

... 4, J. Hardie. Potatoes, twelve kidney—l, W. Stewart; 2, J. Macpherson 3, C. Black. Twelve round—l, W. Stewart; 2, A. Mather; 3, C. Black ;4. A. Mather. Cabbages, two early—l, J. Hardie; 2, W. Stewart; 3, C, Black. Asparagus, twenty—l, J. Hardie; 2, Mrs ...

... cannot fill themselves so quick. Overgrown animals of all descriptions are less useful in most kinds of business, and less hardy than those of smaller size. If theory is to be resorted to in order to determine such questions, we suggest to the lovers of ...

... R.S.A.; Thomas Blaikie, foundries; John Stewart, comb manufacturer ; David M‘Donald, cotton spinner ; James F. Hadden, carpet and woollen manufacturer; Robert Catto, jun., iron works; Alexander Pirie, jun., paper manufacturer ; David M‘Hardy, machine ...