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... the flaming politician— quickly became a member of the London Corresponding Society, and was on terms of intimacy with Thomas Hardy, Home Took, Thelwall, and others of the leading reformers of the period. On the apprehension of these worthies for treason ...
... the Quakers; Stothard, R.A.; William Blake the painter; Lieutenant-General Fleetwood, son of the Lord Protector Cromwell; Thomas Hardy natriot® Joseph Ritaon. the antiquarian, and many men of literary of m'en ?— comme ™ ora be madft Street, together with ...
... David Hume, for the improvement the grounds of Holyrood. To Holvrood Park is appropriated £4228. Presentation.—The Rev. Thomas Hardy, parish of Fowlis Wester, has been presented by his congregation with a very elegant pulpit gown, cassock, Bible, Psalm-book ...
... Kinneil; 2d, John Hardy, Esq. China Rose iv Pot—-lst, A Robertson; 2d, John Hardy, Esq. Pansies, 12 varieties—lst, A. Robertson; 2d, J. Hardy, Esq. Pelargoniums, G varieties—lst, A. Robertson ; 2d, Wm. Luke. Pelargoniums, 8-inch Pot—lst, John Hardy, Esq.; 2d ...
... PERUVIAN GUANO, has now been days on the coast, and may expected daily. Delivery can had from the ship by applying to THOMAS HARDIE. Dill of Kinnaird, 16th April, 1856. Also, NITRATE OF SODA of very superior quality. THEATRE, NEW HALL, GRANGEMOUTH. Under ...
... Allan Park, Stirling, the 26th instant, Mrs Patrick G. Morisod. of a son. At Murray Place, Stirling, on the 14th inst. Mrs J. Hardie, of son. Alloa, on the 19th instant, Mrs P. Brotherston, of a son. At Alloa, the 1/ th instant, Mrs Jas. Taylor, of a son ...
... POTATOES. To Sold by Public Roup, on Friday the 12th day of September, on the Farms of North and South as possessed by Mr David Hardie, and Archibald Meikle. miiE whole the REMARKABLE FINE CLO- X YElland RYEGRASS HAY grown upon the above two Farms, comprising—■ ...
... and may be hourly expected into Grangemouth. The Cargo will be sold from the ship's side on moderate terms. —Apply to THOMAS HARDIE. Hill of Kinnaird, Feb. 6, 1856. Orders taken in by David Dow, Nursery and Seedsman, High Street, Falkirk. ...
... Collector, 18 £207 15 10 THOMAS DURHAM WEIR, Preses. GARTCOWS COTTAGE TO LETTHE above COTTAGE to Let, consisting of five Rooms and Kitchen, with Garden or Orchard behind. Entry now or at Whitsunday next. —Apply to William Hardie, Falkirk Brewery. SHOP TO ...
... Haddington, and Fife, and generally in all parts the United Kingdom : MANAGENENT of GENERAL COMMERCIAL MATTERS, &c. DAVID HARDIE, Commercial Accountant and Agent. *#* Circular containing Terms, &c., supplied at the Offices, or forwarded on application ...
... Robertson; R. Binning. Preston. China Rose, in potlst, A. Robertson; 2d, J. Hardy, Esq. Yellow Rose, in potlst, A. Robertson ; 3d, J. Hardy, Esq. G Carnations—J. Hardy, Esq. G PicoteesR. Binning. Hollyhocks lst, W. Luke; 2d, A. Robertson. spikes ...
... Falkirk, and on the east side of the entry to William Callander, afterwards Thomas Johntton's Back houses, as sometime possessed by John Mungall and afterwards Thomas Hardie; lying within the town and parish of Falkirk and shire of Stirling. also, another ...