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... The position is a most important one. Ao.erieae J o urnal. — Mr Muir is. native of Kilmarnock. and brother. in-Law to Mr Thomas Steele. merchant. Ayr.] THE DerAL CHARITY AT MAYILTON. — The tribution of New-Years gifts to the poor, arranged according ...
... Win. M•Kie. Tress.; Win. Black, Chaplain; Jamas M'Avoy, VC.; and the following committee—Robert Houston, Wm. Hardie, Samuel Ilughen. and Thomas M'Creadie. At the conclusion 31 esndidates were initiat e d int o the First Degree. The remected District Master ...
... —msjority against, 112. The second reading of the Marriage with a Deceased Wife's Sister 'till was moved in a long speech by Sir Thomas Chambers. After a debate, in which Mr Arthur Mills, Mr Beresford Hope, Lord 11. Scott, Sir H. Selwyn-Ibbetanii, and Mr Ronsyne ...
... lost by the passing of Mr Hardy's Bill. Even if it were so, it is not the present Government which is to blame. It was the last Government that caused the Commission to be issued on officers' grievances, of whose report Mr Hardy's Bill is the fruit. Then ...
... Missions, China, author of China's Place in Philology, the degree of LLD. upon Mr W . Watson, Solicitor-General ; Sir Thomas Dull'us Hardy, D.C.L, Deput)- Keeper of the Records; Mr Theodore Martin, London; Mr It. S. Wyld, Edinburgh; Mr A. W. Potts, M A. ...
... ation of our forces, and their consequent inability to meet any strain that a crisis might bring before . • them. Even Mr Hardy, chivalrously as he endeavoured to defend his predecessor in office, Lord Cardwell, cannot maintain that we are u strong and ...
... of Mr Cunninghame, whit staying at the mansion who were present at the assembly, were Mr Robert C. Cunninghtune. the Rey. Thomas and Mrs Main, Mr and Mil John Cunninghiune,Pavillon, Ardrossan; George M'Lachboi, Esq., Castle Lachlan; J. F. Roger, Kul. ...
... Southampton, to Emma Louisa, . daughter of the Itte James Murray, Mookland.. KENNEDY—HARDIE—At Kilmarnock, on the 4th Jame, by the Rev. John Thomson, Mr Kennedy, to Jruie Hardie. MALCOLM—BROWN—At Titcbtield Street, Rd. marnock, on the 4th June, by the Rev. ...
... commended, John M'Colloch. Skarn'. highly CO mewled, Alex. Rsokie„ A,rd. Three-year-old Robe, Frederick, Drurritiowor; 11, John Hardie, Mull of Galloway; commended, John M'ldaster, Colbert' Mains. Thro-year- rld filly-Ist, John neeierin; 21, John M'Kiasock ...
... with assaulting Robert Hardie, clerk, with his fiats. It appeared that Carnaclia.n took ill at • concert some time ago, and a drug was administered to hies, which did not altogether answer the purpose for which it was given. He Hardie for this, and hence ...
... vote. Heveral members representing large borough constituencies having spoken in favour of the bill, while Mr A. E. Gathorne Hardy and Mr Serjesrit Spinks gave it a strenuous opposition, Mr Forster expressed his belief that there was no force in the objections ...
... Chryiulthemum Flowered Asters —l, A. `Fedresa; ^ Wm. Ogilvy. 6 Spikes Antirrhiniurue-1, Arohd. Montgonieriel 2, H. -14'Fadrean. 12 Hardy Annuals-1, W. 00 ley; 2, Wm. 1!osa. 6 Bouquets Annuals-1, W. Lees; 2, W. Ogilvy. 1 1 Table Bouquet-1, in. Ogilvy; 2, Wallace ...