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... Sir William Hardy, Knight, -gui se, F.S.A., formerly Deputy-Keeper of the Public whi m, Records, which occurred on Thursday morning at heo a his residence at Catford Bridge. He was a son of an, sat the late Major Thomas Bartholomew Price Hardy, de( n . R ...
... College, Edinburgh, aged seventy-two. o At Edlinburgh, oln the 18th instant, ANNE, oeily sunviving daughter of the late Thomas Hardy, I.D., Professor of Chure tC History, llsal one of the Ministers of Edioburgh. I At 19, St. Vincent Crescent, Glasgow, ...
... latter ti to allow, the British to search her for deserters. In April, 1808, a, be joined the Triumph, 74, Captain Sir Thomas Meaterman Hardy, and after serving as mastor's mate in' the North Sea and tI at the blockade of L'Or1ient, became attached with that ...
... CANOES-Fromn Suspensibo Bridge to Duthie Park. Prizes -11, 10s, 5s. 1 Anes .. . Hardy . Blue Cap. There were four entries for this contest. but Agnes (J. Hardy) was the only one to put in an appearance. He accordingly rowed over the courseand ...
... re lest of three candidates had been chosen. Their he names were-Rev. William M'Hardy, M.A., B.D., CY Aberdeen; Rev. R. H. Calder, M.A., Glenlivet; Dt and the Rev. Thomas M'William, M.A., AGala- itshiels Rev. D. Edward, King-Edward presided en yesterday ...
... Innings. A Edmond b M'Hardy - - 5 (Sab) J. Simpson b. M'Hardy e J. Duncan, run out - - - 13 b Manson .- -- . - . . fD. Littlejohn b M'Hardy * 4 not out - - - - - - - 21 (Sub) 0. Fisher, hit wicket - Dodsworth bb.w do. - 2 b M'Hardy - - - - 9d 3A1 00 1 0 ...
... Chilian papers please copy. HAItRDY.-At. 218 New John Street West, Elockley Hill, Birrihigliam, en 22nd inst., Oainpbeil Hardy (tyraviller, of Mepsrs S. R. Stewaxrt and Co.), 121 ('ausewayend, Aiberdeen, aged 33 yeare-deeply mournoef. HALCUOW.-At 26 ...
... Bengal European Fusiliers, of a daughter. er Xarriages. h vo. At Boat of Fiddoch, by Craigellachie, on the 14th inst., Mr rs THOMAS Ross, builder, Elgin, to ANN, sisth daughter of fr yr ie, Alexander Newlands, Boat of Fiddoch, to At Dalladies, on the 15th ...
... glass, Ross-shirc. ne At 90, Gallowgate, Aberdeen, on the 12th curt,, by the Rev. David Wallace, of Frederick Street Chapel, THOMAS KYD, A.M., - Coupar-Angus, to ELIZABETH LAWrENCE SHAW, eldest daugh- tsr of Mr Robert Shaw, House Faetor, Aberdeen. At Woodend ...
... Wife of JAMES SCAlTsi t - SPEECE, Esq., of a daughter. to Marriages. fei At Waterairn, on Friday last, by the Rev. John M'Hardy, to Coldstone, JOHN WATSON, teacher of the Normal School, In Clashinarket, Migvie, to JANE, eldest daughter of the late John ...
... was also presented ii Coun -t on behalf of Mrs M'Hardy and her dalighte r ?? met Mr Andrew T. Jopp and Mir Cadenhead, for tt .e reca.! of the arrest- of ment which Mir Jopp had used against' MIr M'Hardy, re and asking the Court to find defenolers liable ...
... Essleniont 8& Macintosh. Eloctro plate, ironmongmery goods, &c.-W. Shirras & Son, J. Florence &' Son, John Duncan & Co., D. M'Hardy & Son. Table decora- tions-Messrs Elkington, London. Glass ware and Crockery-Mlessrs J. Ford & Co. A considerable amount of ...