... Russel junior, banker. Mr Grahame Hardie, manager of Falkirk Iron-Works.- Mr John Wilson of Bantaskine. Mr Robert Henderson, writer. Mr A. S. Jaffrav, writer. Mr Charles Jeffrey, bookseller. Mr James Hosie, merchant. Mr Thomas Kier, merchant. Mr William Hume ...

... Airth, Bothkennar, and Falkirk Ploughing Society, took place on Tuesday the 12th instant, in a large field possessed by Mr Thomas Wyse, Coblebrae, when ploughs appeared on the ground, with 58 horses, which, for strength and symmetry, could rarely be equalled ...

... viz.:—Provost Adam, Messrs James Rennie, William M'Laren, James Potter, Thomas Kier, James Hosie, Graham Hardie, A. C. Kinnaird, Thomas Wyse, Thomas Stark, William A.itken, Thomas Miller, William Morrison. The Chairman, in conclusion, while ...

... Hamilton; James Hosie; John Piercy Henderson, Parkhill ; Alexander Hedderwick; Robert Henderson; Graham Hardie; James Hill; Thomas Johnston, liedding; Thomas Kier; George Law; John Miller, Millfield House ; James Mitchell, Carron ; William Morrison. Mungall; ...

... Rankine; 2d, Maxwell Irvine ; 3d, John M'Luckie! Ist Latin—Dux, John Hardie. Senior Greek —Dux, Peter Robertson. Junior Greek—Dux, John Bowie ; 2d, Thomas Gibson. French—Dux, Thomas Forgie. 2d French—Dux, Thos. Gentles; 2d, Wm. M'Nee; 3d, Jas. Girdwood ...

... Is. ; To be had of Messrs Johnston, Jeffrey, and Duncan, booksellers ; Jones, Borthwick, and M'Kenzie, grocers; Ronald and Hardie, boot and shoemakers; Blackadder, fruiterer; >larr, watchmaker; Weir, cooper; Scott, Temperance Hotel; and of T. Crawford ...

... Murray, John Snadden. and Thomas Snadden, miners, for assault and breach the peace,—pled not guilty.—proof having been led, I'e.ius Murray, and John Snadden, were convicted and fined or one week's imprisonment. The charge against Thomas Snadden found not proven ...

... Andrew Bennet, junior, both weavers in Bathgate, were charged with assaulting James Samuel, a weaver, within the house of Thomas Speedie, weaver, on the evening of the 29th November last. It came out in proof, that young Bennet, order to revenged on Samuel ...

... Nisbet, Esq. of Captain Loch, K.N. ; John Wilson, Esq., yr. of Arden ; Provost Adam, Falkirk ; Provost Marr, Lanark ; Provost Hardie, Linlithgow ; Bailies Aitken, Wyse, and Johnston; Councillors Johnston, Jeffrey, Finlay, Watson, Gillies, and W alker, and ...

... suffering to Englishmen lack of dry quarters and provender. An old English writer relates, that about this period a captain, named Thomas Bisset. Came over from Ireland with a body of the half savage kerne of that island, to the assistance Wallace, in whose name ...

... Russel junior, Esq., banker ; Captain Buchanan Thomas Gunn, Esq., distiller, &c. Mr Loch was accompanied by Alexander Macfarlane, Esq. of Thornhill; John Dawson, Esq. of Linlithgow; Provost Adam; Provost Hardy, and several members of the Linlithgow Town ...

... Isabella Hardie, Margaret Seth or Russell, Robert Hardie, junior, and George Peebles, committing breach of the peace in Bo'ness, early Sunday morning, by rioting and fighting with one another. They pled not guilty. Proof was led, tha Hardies and Peebles ...