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... Auchtcrarder, the church and Luss, vacant by the translation the Rev. Robert to Dalkeith. cS f understand that tbe Rev. Thomas Hardy, p ty minister of the chapel at Wishaw Town, in ° ish oi Lanark, has been presented to the church and co Wester Foulis ...
... 2d, Provost Hardy. Scarlet Geranium —Ist, Mr. Robertson; 2d, Tweedie, Springfield. Light Fusehia in pot—lst, Mr Veitch; 2d, Mr Robertson. Dark Do. do.—lst, Pruvvst Hardy; 2d, Mr Robertson. Heath—Mr Veiteh. Calceolarias—lst, Provost Hardy; 2d, Mr Howe ...
... John Aitken 3d, Thomas Gibson ; 4th, Thomas Gentles. Third Latin—lst, James Aitken ; 2d, William Maclaren ; 3d, William Symington ; 4th, Thomas Gunn. Grammatical Exercises —Thomas Gibson. Junior Greek —lst, Thomas Gibson ; 2d, ...
... collier, of three sons, all living and doing well. MARRIAGES. At 318, St Vincent Street, Glasgow, on the 10th instant, the Rev. Thomas Monro of Campsie, to Jessie, daughter of the late James Stevenson, Esq., R.N. At Scotstown, on the Uth instant, Major Knight ...
... DYING WORDS CELEBRATED PERSONS. Kiss me, Hardy; I thank God I have done my duty.—Lord Nelson Head of the army —-Napoleon. Don't give the ship —Lawrence. It is well —Washington. I hope my country will do me justice.—Sir John Moore. must sleep now.—Byron ...
... James Beaton, for assault at Bo'ness ; he pled not guilty, but was convicted and fined £2, or 1 month's imprisonment ; Mr Hardy, writer, appeared for the panel. Alexander Beaton, for assault at Bo'ness; he pled not guilty, but was convicted and dismissed ...
... Stirling; 3d, Mr G-. Stewart, gardener to Mrs Alexander, Allan Park. Ranunculus—lst, J. Niven; 2d, Mr G. Stewart; 3d, J. Brown to Thomas Bartv, Esq. of Anchorfield. China Roses—lst, Mr R. M'C'aJlum; 2d, J. M'Coll, gardener to General M'Pherson, of Viewfiehl ...
... terminated the re-election of all the retiring candidates, as follows:—Messrs James Gill, bookseller; Thomas Bowie, shoemaker ; Robert Munro, flesber ; Thomas Davidson, banker; John Kynoch, merchant; Andrew Leitch, confectioner; and Alex. Urquhart, architect ...
... influence of intoxicating liquors, and had faUen into the water during the night unobserved. Dinner to Mr Hardie, Baker.—On Tuesday week, the friends of Mr Hardie, who has for many years contributed to supply the inhabitants of Grangemouth with excellent bread ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 15—Belmont, Simpson, Nairn, timber. 16 Thomas, Thomson, Danzig, grain j William, Fntheringhaw, Hartlepool, (foods. 17—Margaret, Heddie, Rotterdam, do; Dundas, Scotland, do, do; Nordstar, Brouwer, Riga, hemp: E. Hardie. Higgins, London, goods; Juno, M'Alley ...