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... in pot—l, Thomas Waugh j 2, Andrew Scott. White geranium pot—l, Robert Minto: Daniel Henderpon. Ked fupchia in pot—l, W. A. Turnbull; 2. Andrew Calceolaria in pot— Michael Turnbull. Window plant—l, W. A. Turnbull ; 2, Thomas Waugh. 4 hardy ferna—l, Grieve; ...
... Dakers Piace, here, on the 9th inst., George Hobkirk Blake, grocer, to Janet Hardie, daughter of Thomas Richardson, slater. At Byreholm, Liddesdale, on the 9th inst., Thomas Brown, groom, Langholm, to Kliza, youngest daughter of the late Robert Hislop ...
... afterwards terminated. Hardy bowled Scott at 117, J. Johnstone was run out at 124, and three later Beattie was dismissed by Hardy. W\ Pender, the last man. drove Hardy for 3. and was then bowled by Critcbley. the innings closing for 130. Hardy bad three wickets ...
... three vacancies :—Messrs James Hardie, engineer: John R. Laurie, Alex. Wilson, Fred. D. Wyles, William Sinclair, Robert Renwick, John Ramsay, and James Hardie. warehouseman. The final vote resulted in the election of Hardie (engineer), Wyles, and Ramsay ...
... on the 14th IDOL, the wife of Thomas Storey, spinner, of a son, At 22 Bridge Street, here, on the 11th inst., the wife of Arthur Purdom, labourer, of a eon. At 3 Teviot Row, Weeneland, here, on the 10th the wile of Thomas Aitchison Turnbull, pattern weaver ...
... Oliver, Greenriver. Greyhound dog or bitoh—] Mrs Hardy, Priesthangh ; 2 Thomas Douglag Ash. trees, Jegburgh. Setter dog or biteh—) '.uz Thomas Kell, Abbotsford, Melrose. Pojipger dog or bitch — Thomas Fell, Abbotsford, Melross Dandie Dinmont dog—l Thos ...
... Punishment to be abolished ? Mr Thomas Cuthill took the affirmative, and Mr Davidson the negative. A reading was contributed by Mr W. Revel. HAWHA FRIA CHURCH. THR NAIRNR AND HRH %%MIAs:: ON Thursday night Mr Hobert Hardie entertained a large and appreciative ...
... NOTICE. THE TRUSTEES of the late MR JOHN 11000 HARDIE, FARMTR, wbo resided at CROWBYRES. near FIAWICK, are NOT RESPONSIBLE for ANY DEBTS contracted by his Widow, Mrs MARGARET SMITH MASON or HARDIE, residing at No. 3 ROUND CLOSE. HAWICK. HADDON & TURNBULL ...
... inst., Marzaret Bell, wife of James Hardie, carter, aged £4 years At 12 Loan, here, on the 14th in ...
... Oliver, daughter of the late William Patterson, grocer and spirit dealer. Deaths, At Cottage Hospital, here, on the 23rd inst., Thomas Beattie, aged 16 years, son of James Beattie. Funeral from 8 Bright Street to Wellogate Cemetery on Saturday (to-morrow) at ...
... the former taking five wicket* for 33 I runs, and Hardie four for 37. Scores CXBUSLK. B. H. Horrocks, c J. Pender.bHarvey.. 30 Hardie, c Turnbull, Hutaby .. 0 W. Colquhoun. b Hutaby.. 23 A. J. Thomas, Montgomery, Harvey.. 5 G. Bell, c Leyden, W. Pender ...
... convicted. Having been found ity they were each fined se, or three days, BSTROYING GLAsS.—Three boys named Thoma, trong, James Robertson, and Thomas Crombie, rding in Teviot Crescent, were charged wish aking 20 panes of glass in the premises in Com. ~cial ...