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... the 6th inst., the wife of the Rev. D. Landalb, of son. At Fowlis Manse, Crieff, on the 7th inst., the wife of the Rev. Thomas Hardy, of a daughter. At Tentorfield, New South Wales, on the 4th May, the wife of William Sheldon, M.D. Edin., of a daughter ...
... well-attended remunerative Special Claeses, implications, with references, to be lodged before October, -with the l£ev. Thomas Hardy, Foulis Maose, Ccieff. ...
... 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. ...
... _RELATING TO THEH ( STORY OF _' _GREAT _BRITAIN AND _IRELAND TO THE . END OF ; , THE _KEION' OF HENKr VIL ; _^ By . Thomas . _Daffna _Hardy , Depute-Keeper . o ( _the _PiAlic-Recorda _. - _Pnb- ...
... inst ., the wife of Mr _Thomas Scott , of a son . . . At 15 ; Hart . Street , Edinburgh , on the . 10 th inst ., Mrs Adam Watson , _of a _son . At the Manse of Wester Foulis _, on the Kith inst ., the _wife of the Kev . Thomas Hardy , of a daughter . At ...
... SUDDEN DEATH. Thomas Hardy, who went to bed at 11 last night, was bland dead about five minutes after. He had been complaining of palpitation of the heart for some time pre. visas. lie resided at 35 But Clyde-street. FOUND DROWNED. This forenoon, while ...
... Heaviest bunch grapes, any sort—lst, Thomas Hardy ; 2d, Andrew Smith. 1 Melon-John Scott Peaches, from under glass—lst, Thomas Hardy. Peaches, from open walls—lst, James Johnstono ; 2d, Turnbull. Nectarines- lst, Thomas ...
... Literature. Addresses were also delivered by Mr David Robertson, Perth, on the Eye, its uses and structureby the Rev. Thomas Hardy, Fowlis. Wester, on Things in generalby the Rev. ThomasNeave, Perth, on Christian Courtesy by Mr James Moncrieff, Perth ...
... sth inst., the wife of the Lord CONGLETON, of a daughter. At Fowlis Manse, Crieff, on the 7th inst., the wife of the Rev. Thomas Hardy, of a danghter. At Tenter field. New ~outh Wales, the 4th May, the wife of William Sheldon, M.D., Edin., of a daughter ...
... 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 ...
... 16th inst., Mrs Manners Hamilton Graham. of a son. At the Manse of Wester Fowlis, on the 16th inst., the wife of the Rev. Thomas Hardy, of a daughter. At No. 12, Hereford Street, Park Lane, London, on the 17th inst., the Right Hon. Lady Rollo, of a sou. ...
... Tuesday—the Kev. James Walker, A.M., Muthill, in the absence of the Rev. M'Donald, •f Cc rnrie, officiated as moderator. Mr Thomas Hardy, Foul Wester, mo vet I aiv overture to the General Assembly, in reference to the Act of anent changes in the form worship ...