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... Wm. Leishman. Parsnips—l, Wm. M‘Aulay ;2, James Bulloch ; 3, Thomas Aitchison. Onions—l, Thomas Aitchison ; 2, James Bulloch ; 3, Hugh Wilson. Leeks—l, Wm. M‘Aulay; 2, Alex. Bulloch; 3, Thomas Aitchison. Potatoes—l, Wm. M‘Aulay ; 2, Alex. Bulloch ; 3, Hugh ...
... Falkirk. ,» 19—William Mitchell's Heirs, Grahamston. yy 22—William Bread's Heirs, Falkirk. ,» 35—William Hamilton, Falkirk. ~ 37—Thomas Neilson’s Heirs, Falkirk. ,» 38—David Russell's Heirs, Falkirk. ,» 46—Dr Waddell's Heirs, Grangemouth. ~ 47—Widow Campbell ...
... Place, l‘hhu!h. on the 26th ult, Mr Robt. :ludh (of the firm of R, Hardie & Co » printers, Frederick treet ) At 6 Gardner's Crescent, Edinburgh, on the 27th ult., suddenly, Mr Thomas Stewart, jun., aged 26 years. At 9 Hope Puik Terrace, xdéab.;.i, on ...
... Grangemouth, on the 3d inst., the wife of J. B. Adamson, E«q , shinbuilder, of a son. At Falkirk, on the 2d inst,the wife of Mr Thomas Shiels, grocer, of a son. At Kandy, Ceylon, on the 23d August, the wife of the Rev- John Watt, Presbyterian Chaplain, Matelle ...
... question of m'fudoca ta, he cases of Mr Daniel Fisher, Forth Street, Edioburgh ; Mr William Henry Brown of Ashley ; and Mr Thomas Grindlay, jun., Cassel's Place, Edinburgh, who are enrolled as joint liferent proprietors of Mid-Town or Middle Farm of Briech ...
... weaver, Bathgate, aud ths Sherf repelled the objecton. An uppeal was taken to their Lordships’ Appeal Court, The case of Mr Thomas Henry Ferder, W.S,, Ediuburgh, who was enrolled as joiut liferent proprietor of parts and portioas of the lauds of Garmyre ...
... a nurse in Moruningside Asylum, soes the railway company for damages for the loss she has sustained by the death of John Hardie, killed at the Winchburgh accident. She holds a written promise of mariiage by the deceased, and she coutends that her claim ...
... consequence of the death of John Hardie, who was killed while travelling as a passenger on the railway on the 13th October 1862. The pursuer, who is a servant in the Morningside Asylum, states that at the time of his death John Hardie was under an engagement to ...
... viz.,, Messrs Edie, Dingwall, and Nisbett, from the Pitlessie Club; .flr Ramage from Melville, and Mr Galloway from fochmfl —Thomas Crichton, Esq., President of the Clab, M‘L chair. The (.'hali‘r:.n in n:df':h v-:;m appropriate remar] o - K.mjuty the Queen ...
... a man named Robert Hardie, Aart:rhlhmrly“td Messrs George Wilson & Co., Kinneil Ironworks, Bo'ness, was engaged watering his horse at a large iron cistern used for the W.Amh'uflwmb Nu&flfimdhhflm full force of the blow striking Hardie on the part of the chest ...
... remains of Thomas Halleburion lay s near . oues, having Dosh PRe | them? es w 0 wisely comtestcd the inbdal views flm‘“‘““‘hfiflw-. begged |of furd Horbert. Would ther then pass 2 bill antagonistic to the honour. He expressed friendly fecl- | ¢ Thomas Halleburton ...
... (vondykc. Ceres, on the 31st ult., Catherine Lawson, üby-n.’.onmam-u,u the residence of Thomas Dow, Town-Clerk, Elizabeth Millie, eldest daughter of the late Thomas Milile, manufacturer, St Clairtown, aud reliet of John Hamilton, merchant, Edinburgh. Friends ...