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... William Shepherd, fish'-rman, Norhara, John Robbie, Fountain Kridsre, Edinburgh, Arch. Pi itillo, Kelso, William Hardie, Coldstream, Robert Hardie, Coldstream, and Archibald Hogg, Coldstream Newtown, with unlawfully assaulting and beating him on the 29th April ...
... Rlness, John Fulton, salmon-fisher, aged 64 years. -„ . . At Simprim Mains, on the 13th inst., suddenly, John Hardy, son of the late John Hardy, Eccles Newtown, aged 32 years. At Floors Castle Home Farm, on the 20th iust., Frank Charles, younger son Wißiam ...
... Songs were meg at intervals during the evening by Minis Moran, Eccles Tofts ; Mr Hardie, Coldat , eam ; Mr George timeatoo_ t Whiteside ; Mr James Fleming, &ales Tofu ; Mr Thomas Common, Greenlaw ; while Miss Minnie Rennie, Greenlaw, danced the Highland Fling ...
... H. CLABBURN. Esq. THOMAS LUCAS. Esq. Kov. WILLIAM WAYMAN. SaereUry—Sir BAMCEL BIONOLD. Traosiiren F*i»r or Ejuilsxd Baku iso Com pant—Measre HARVEYS HUDSON. Solicitors-Maaara FIELD BIGNOLD. Anditorn—Mr A. BAILEY. Mr JAMES B. HARDY, WINTER. ...
... Cauliflower : 1, Richard Hardie ; 2, George Hardie. 3 Carrots : 1, George Campbell ; 2, Lawrence Wallace. 6 Spiing Onions : 1, John Moffat; 2, John GoodfeUow. 2 Turnips : 1, James Greig; 2, David Renton. 6 Winter Onions : 1, Thomas Wight; 2, John Goodfellow ...
... Cheeklaw ; 2, R Waite. 3 Hollyhocks : 1, R Waite ; 2, R F Hardy. 3 Verbenas : 1, John Swainson ; no competition. 6 Show Pansies : 1, James Lamb ; 2, Thomas Lamb. Fancy Pansies : 1, James Lamb ; 2, Thomas Lamb. Hand Bouquet : 1, Miss White ; 2, David B Cockburn ...
... after paying some incidental expenses he had the pleasure of handing 111 sovereigns to Mr Hardy. In few appropriate words, Dr Douglas spoke of the important work Mr Hardy had performed for the club during the past forty years, and, amid loud applause, said ...
... effect. In referring to the publi- cation of the ‘‘ of the club, valuable contributions to which came from the able. hand of Mr Hardy,he sid one remarkable circumstance about it was that so many of these papers had de- veloped and into books, which had taken ...
... and.last surviving daughter of the late William Mabel, fanner, Heathery, near Woolen aged 7L At Ltlingtoa. tbe 10th but.. Thomas Dickenson, for fifty yeears in service of tho Earl of Kmvudsworth, gamekeeper and bailiff at Eeliugton Park, aged 09. Widdrington ...
... Kimmergharne awarded the prizes as follows :— Flowers.—tSest 4 Anterhinums, varieties—lst, Win. Dippie 2nd, Thomas Halliday. Best 4 Annuals, Spikes, hardy—lst, John Patterson, (no competition.) Pansies—lst, Wm. Dippie; 2nd, Thos. Hallidav. Phloxes—lst, Wm. ...
... Fairbairn ;A. Hudson. 3 Fbloxea, sorts—J. Fergie ; K. Uaroett. Hardy Annuals Jas. Paulio ; J, K. Thompson. 3 Aotirbiouma. aorta—A. Hudson ;R. Burnett. 3 I'costemons -A. tlodaon; J. Korgie. 2 Hardy Herbaceous I'ianU—Jamea Fergio It. Burnett. Verlienaa, aorta ...
... inst., Catherine Davidson, widow of Thomas Hume, aged 72. At Monkstown, the 20th inst., Sara B'air, the beloved wife of R. H. Nisbet. At 9 College-place, Berwick, on the 12th inst., the infant male child of Thomas Robinson, shoemaker. At Ravensdowne, ...