... ing ting of the members of tbe arder el ,n Ja mea Walker, A.M., Muthill, in Tuesday-the Kov. o M'Donald, of| Comrie, £ Thomas Hardy, Foulis w C r moved overture to to the General Assembly, • reference to the Act of 1865, anent changes in the The Rev. ...

... than 150. Speeches were delivered by Hugh Barclay, Esq., LL.D., Sheriff-Substitute; Rev. Wm. Robertson, Monzievaird; Rev. Thomas Hardy, Fowhs; and Rev. James Taylor, Moiizie. The speeches were mostly adapted to the scholars, their parents, and Sabbath-school ...

... Meeting or Pkesbvteuy.—A meeting of the Presbytery of Auchterarder was held the West Church hero on Tuesday week—the lie v. Thomas Hardy, moderator. a report on tho attendance the schools within which was laid bsforo tho meeting, appears that there are within ...

... Anderson Henry, Esq. of Woodend, £2 ; Alex. Monteath, Esq. of Broich, £1; Anthony Murray, Esq. of Dollerie, £1. The Rev. Thomas Hardy, of Fowlis Wester, has likewise been helpful to tho funds, by giving a reading from Sir Walter Scott's Rob Roy, the ...

... gave the fatal blow the man who shot Lord Nelson, and this fact was shortly after the action confirmed has Captain, Sir Thomas Hardy, who seat for him into tbe ward-room, and in tbe presence the officers congratulated hi» upon having avenged the death ...

... of the city of His age was 87. llahot Harhis !—Thomas Hardy, of Tuticorln, Indis, advertises the Time* that has adopted family name of Han is,” and from henceforth will ktiowa and designated as Tbs. Hardy Harris N«w Post Orncm tor Bristol. —The Government ...

... John Leishman, Darroch. elon—lst, Thomas Weir, Kerse ; 2d, John Leishman. Bunch of Grapes, black Hamburg — Ist, Thomas Weir; 2d, Wm. Peden, Polmont Park. Bunch, any other sort-Ist, George Scost, Millfield ; 2d, Thomas Weir. Three Peackes from open wall—no ...

... The Crieff Organ Case.—The Presbytery of Auchterarder met in the vestry of the West Church, Crieff, on Tuesday. The Rev. Thomas Hardy, of Foulis Wester, officiated as moderator. Mr Wilson, of Dunning, intimated that he could not attend the meeting of the ...

... pencil the hand-writing of Amour, the deceasop. They were: Friday Afternoon, Half-past one.—Edwanl Annstrontg, Thomas Gledsfone, John Hardy, Thomas Bell, and othtas looked extremely ill. We also had a prayer meeting atf;» quarter to two, when Tibbs, Henry ...

... Drummond of Drumearn; Mr and Mrs M'Galium, Hosh; Rev. William Robertson, Monzievaird; Rev. James Taylor, Monzie; Rev. Thomas Hardy, Fowlis; Rev. Dr Cunningham, Crieff; Colonel Vassale and Lad} ; Miss Elliot, and party, from Culdees Castle; Mrs Dewhurst ...

... pencil in thehandwrittlng of Amour, the deceased. They were:—“ Friday afternoon, half-past one. —Edward Armstrong, Thomas Gledslone, John Hardy, Tbomae Bell, and others, looked extremely 111. We also had prayer-mretlog at quarter to two, when Tibbs, Henry ...

... ™wias. Double— Wm. Rennie. Wtf 81 ' J Eadie R. Stein. Early St™ Neat ' Late 'a ij St ? ' Thomas Garrick. Gatick 2d ' ThomaS Garrick ' Early Carro^^g^,. 24 . Thomas Garrick. Onions— Wm. Neaie ' Late Carrots—A. Stillie. Potatoes—R. Stein ' Parsley—Wm. Neate ...