... Baines, • cripple, was committed for trial to the sessions for doing grievous bodily harm to Thomas Hardy, a grinder. The prisoner bit a woman on the hand, and Hardy, endeavouring to protect her, was attacked by Baines, who, swinging his crutch round, struck ...

... deputy-chairman, Provost Bisset, Ma.cduft ; lion. secretary and treasurer, Mr Robert Hardie, National Bank, Banff ; tiling with • committee, consisting of Mr A. F. Leslie, Mr Thomas Thorogood, Mr J. W. Simpson, Mr John Leslie, Mr P. H. Macpherson, Mr George Morrison ...

... life, however, he pushed self-indulgence to extremes. His villa of Prangins on the Lake of Oeneva, now the property of Sir Thomas LUCAS, was au earthly paradise, and very gay times did he spend in it, without caring a duit whetuer the good people of Geneva ...

... treatment of his workmen is in rated by the thoughtful, kindly cousidersti • Christian gentleman. One old man, between 70 and 80, Thomas Reilly, testified the and generosity with which lie had been treaied. His work, he said, had been made easier as lie grew ...

... the case of Thomas Mansell, in 1.57, the prisoner was executed after respites granted by Sir George Grey extended over six months. And in the case of Barrett, who was finally executed for the explosion at Clerkatwell in 1868 Mr. Gathorne Hardy granted respites ...

... By far the most important of all the Banner Perces is that which is known as the Hisu•Ki•Yhng, and which, according to Sir Thomas Wade, is the only cons which can have any claim to be considered as an army. They number some 36,000, besides 16,000 diem ...

... GeorgeGreig3d 'Roble, merchant, Portnoy, nominated by James Clark, druggist, Portnoy ; John Sutherland, druggist, Portisoy ; Thomas Findlay, fiahcurer, Portnoy ; Crank, shipmaster, Portnoy ; Jaws Hunter, bank agent, Portsoy. John Stephen, fanner and miller ...

... opinion that the child was born alive, and ham probably been lying die water a week or iwo. Sy 4 On Saturday morning, Thomas Hardie, merchant, Leith, whit wen apprehended at a late hour on Friday night, was placed at He bar el the Police Court, before ...

... the architect. regarding certain alterations which he thought should be made on these plank The suggestion made by Colonel M`Hardy were in due coulee given effect to by the architect as regards the Pnrtsoy plan, and the same thereafter received the approval ...

... congratulated on their management of affairs. The following is the prize list : Queits--1 William Fordyce, 21 points ; 2 I James M'Hardy, Fordyce, 20 points ; James ! M•Leunan, Langley, 18 points. I Heavy Hammer, 20 lhe.-1 Keir, 70 feet 1 in. ; 2 J. Stephen, 68 ...

... of all kinds, HARDY SHRUM, to.. Bro wn the mad extensive ion Wholesale and =tad. the H [WM Surrey. THORNTON, Manager. Ext l e a nM Len. Nurserymen supplied at tra ce pnra. Orders lar g e sad small immediately sent off. wan pact Every hardy epee= obtainable ...

... Antirrhinums, 2 var.-1 Rainy, 2 Young. 4 Pentatemons, 2 var.-Wm. Davie. 12 Hardy annuals, small bunches, shown in box, 1 var. in each bunch -IYoung, 2 Sandison, 3 Mrs Riddoch. 6 Half hardy annuals, var., small bunches, shown in box-1 Mrs Keir, 2 Young. Collection ...