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Bo'ness Journal and Linlithgow Advertiser

LINLITHGOW

... Concert.—The seventh of the series of Saturday eveving concerts was given in the Town Hall on Saturday evening last. Bailie Hardie occapied the chair. The audience was the largest that has yet attended these concerts, and a large number could not obtain ...

Shipping

... Laagfeldt, St Davids, ight. 15—Caroline Auguste, 138, Petersen, Burntisland. light : Hardie, 173, Meersten, Stockholm, coal : Trafik, 61, Audersen, Egersund, coal, 16—St Thomas, s.s. 287, Barclay, Havre, coal : Helene, 67, Grobe, Kennetpans, light : Graphie ...

THOMAS HARDIE’S,

... THOMAS HARDIE’S, East Ind. Must be Cleared out by the 28th IRONMONGERY, HOUSE FURNISHINGS, BEDSTEADS, BEDDING, IRON CHAIRS, WOOD axp IRON CHESTS, BONNET axp TRAVELLING BOXES, PAINTS, OILS AxD COLOURS to be had at Lowest Prices from James Dymock & Son ...

=Y – }&) e ST R o s e . – SEA-BOX CELEBRATION

... far as the Royal the last and for the loan of the pitch pot Navy was comcerned, it did not appear to £2l 7s; also, that Thomas Hardie, sailor, be iu a very good state, but in the present put into the box, according to the haif of state of trade that was ...

Bo'ness Journal, AND LINLITHCOWSHIRE ADVERTISER

... Duncan, Rowixg.—The boats of the Bo'ness Smith, A. Tweedie, W. Ainslie, Alex. J. Glen.. Rowing Club were at South Queensferry Hardie, Linlitbgow; J. H. Hamilton, A. ls;; 2Ftnd:g, lfn: secl:'led the m:n:ih pf;::: i g%{i;ntge, g (‘) Ste}v:lrt. Alrfch. Gnnt ...

LINLITHGOW GAMES

... events on the pregramme were in general very keeuly coutested. Subjoined is the prize list : — Quoit playing, 21 yards—lst, Thomas Patterss , Dalmeay; 2d, Peter Bryce, Linlithgow; 3d, T. Crozier, Linlithgow Bridge ; 4th, William Scott, Linlithgow ; 3th ...

THE MINERS AGITATIONV

... of miners was held yesterday afternoon iu the old Club Hall, Kelvin Street, Maryhill. The chairman of the local union, Mr Thomas Burns, presided. A miner moved that they only work five days a week, and eight hours a day. Another moved that they abide ...

_)o( S— LINLITHGOW,

... work four trates. There was only one application for new | 3ve o week, aud eight lours per day. premises, which was by Peter Hardie for a | The miners employed by Messrs Addie & grocers certificate. The application wasgranted, | & i ! lz'L Dy e s e Williamm ...

Dstrict kiems, —)o(— LINLITHGOW

... on Monday ' might, . when the follgwing office-bearers were lmd'f—-flm.- Thomas Dodds, R.W.M. ; Bro. Jaues, Faston, SW.; Bro. A, Jefirey, J.W. ; Bro- W. Russell, treasurer ; Thomas Anderson, | géchétray’s Bro. Alex. - Walker, marshal ; Hugh | Suash, tyler ...

T JusiLes 1N Loxpoxs

... Pirleyhill. DoGs.—Collie dog, rough, belonging to members, or servants using them on the farm— Alexander Hardie Young. Collie dogs, smooth —Thomas Arkley, Philipston. Far Srock.—Fat cattle of any breed—Pair oxen, calved before Ist January, 1885—Andrew ...

Local Intelligeuce

... being a paper by Mr Jas. Paris. SMUGGLING CiGARs.—At a Justice of Peace Court at Linlithgow on Saturday—before Mr Alexander Hardie—Johann Petersen Holler, a mate on board the schooner Thyra, of Denmark, which was then lying in Bo'ness Harbour, was charged ...