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... Evelyn. Sir Thomas Grove and Mr B. Hingley, who Unionists, were formerly ranked with the Liberal ¥ ted against the The following members paired on Mr Parnell« amendment to the sddress:—For Government— Major Ross, Hon.) J. S. Gathorne Hardy, Parl Bective ...
... William Anderson, his sons ; Mrs H'Hardy, his daughter ; Major M'Hardy, R.N., sonin-law ; Irvine Kempt of tbe Caledonian his step-brother ; Miss M'Hardy and Miss Marjory M'Hardy, granddaughters Mr Alex. Anderson M'Hardy, grandson ; and Mrs J ...
... Frazer, Glasgow ; Adam Gibson, Leven ; William Gilmour, Edinburgh ; .Tames Miller Hardie, Edinburgh ; William Ramsay Kermath, St Andrews ; Alex. Kinninmont, Glasgow ; Thomas Maben, Hawick ; George Duncan Mackay, Edinburgh ; James Mackenzie, Edinburgh; John ...
... history and actions of the Independent which was adopted. THANKS TO MR KEIR HARDIE. On the motion of Mr Clark Mitchell, seconded Leatham, a vote of thanks was by Mr to Mr Ke: ir Hardie for ha moved an amendment to the from the at the opening of Parliament ...
... ABERDEEN TRA S COUNCI Last night the Trades Council met in the Cale— Mr Thomas Nicol, the president, in the chair. A letter was read from Mr W. H. Paterson, the eecre of the Durham County Mining Federation, acknow ing receipt of £3, voted the Aber- deen ...
... THE SUSPICIOUS CASE IN BERKSHIRE. It is stated that Thomas Wheeler, who died suddenly recently in Berkshire under suspicious circumstances, and whose stomach was forwarded to London on Monday for analysis by the Home Secretary's order, was formerly a ...
... This week, as already stated, Messrs Ellis & M'Hardy purchased a large steamer from a West Hartlepool firm, and Messrs J. & A. Davidson have followed suit. This firm, we understand, have secured the s.s. Thomas Adam, a vessel which was built by Messrs Hall ...
... Mr John Davidson, Musiemoss ; Mr John C. Couper of Craieiebuckler: Thomas Adam, manager, Grampian Steam Shipping Company ; Mr George J. Scott, House : Messrs Wilson, Hunter, and M'Hardy (of Messrs Hall, Russell, 4; Co.) ; and Mr James Cooper, the Company's ...
... surviving daughter Mr Peter °AmUoi«>ti Street, Hamilton the the Rev Peter MRHr Hmmmos, Parklate Thomas At 8t Ann's Church, K.ew, on the 28rd inst., by the Bet. W. Hardy, rector, Wellington, Shropshire, assisUd hv the Rev Percv Nott, rector of St Ann's, Kew, ...
... advocate, King Street. Mr Thomas Kyd, president, in the chair. The President stated that the candi- dates for membership had been proposed by Mr and seconded by the president— Gloag ironmengers, George Street ; & Co., Spring & M‘Hardy. works; Imiah & + en ...
... wounds, aud, beyond the breaking of a lamp, there was no Dr Rodger was in the injury to the rolling stock. train and Dr M*‘Hardy happened to be at the station, but no injary appeared to have been sustained. Amongst who were in the train were Mr Strachan ...
... Scottish Provincial Company ; Mr John Thomson, University Prees ; and Mr Charles Johnstone, merchant. Mr Thomas Curr’s paper is signed by Mr Thomas Ogilvie, Rev. David Beatt, Mr John Abel, book- keeper : Bir Alexander Robson, seed merchant, and Mr F. Kelly ...