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... The picture is a bad composition in point art, and is much disliked by sailor critics. Nelson’s favourite captain, bir Thomas Hardy, said it, “It looks more like a street scene than a battle, and the ships more like houses than men of war.” An old Greenwich ...
... who called when he was awa from his father’s house, and was in Arbour Square from half: past two to three o'clock.—Mr Thomas Arthur Hardy, of No. 22 Turner Road, was sent for to the defendant's house on Monday last. He found bim bleeding from a wouad on ...
... Slock: Ist, Alex. Macintosh; 2d, Joseph Irvine; 3d, Thomas Davidson. 2 Zinnia Elagans (varieties): Ist, Joseph Irvine. 6 Peony Asters (varieties): Ist, Wm. M‘Gavin, junr.; 2d, Thomas Barrowman; 3d, Thomas Davidson. 6 Globe Asters: Ist, Douglas M*Geachiu ...
... of the members of the Presbytery of Auchterarder was held in the vestry of the West Church, Crieff, on Tuesday. The Rev. Thomas Hardy, of Foulis Wester, officiated as moderator. A presentation, with relative documents, from the Earl of Kinnoull, was laid ...
... a number of other gentlemen, includ- ing the Hon. Charles Hope of Bridgecastle; Messrs. Thomas D. Weir of Boghead; John Anderson, Bo'ness; Alex. Thomas, John Hardy (Sheriff Clerk), D, Gilmour-, and Provost Dawson, Linlithgow; Wm. Johnston, Bathgate; Wm ...
... , Sir Stirling-Maxwell, Bart., Dr. Wm. Russell, D.D., President of Maynooth, Dr. ray, De W. Dasent, D.C.L, and Mr, Thomas Daffus Hardy, and Ae, Keeper of the Public Records, Commissioners; e Secretary, W. G. Brett, A Sta2uck BY LIGHTNING.—Early esterday ...
... in the handwriting of A monr, the deceased. They were:— Fiiday afternoon, half-past one. Edward Armstrong, Thomas Gledston, John Hardy, Thomas Bell, and others, looked extremely ill, We also had a prayer meeting at a quarter to two, when Tubbs, Henry ...
... J. M'Houl 2F. Muir, 3 Thomas Wilson, turner 1 Dahlia--1 H. W. Kilgour, 2D. M'Queen, 3 James M'Kie 3 Asters, pceny-1 Miss Wodrow, 2 J. Gibson, 3 H. W. Kilgour. 3 Asteis, globe-1 T. Wilson, junr, 2J. Gibson, 3 Thomas Findlay 3 Hardy Annuals IT. Wilson, junr ...
... deceased. They ‘Friday Afternoon, half-past one. Edw reall ithy py Bell. and others. looked extremely ill. W. strong, Thomas Gledstone, John Hardy, prayer meeting at a quarter to two, whi y, who Henry Sharpe, J. Campbell, H. Gibson, W ‘ibbs exhorted us in, and ...
... Caaliflower, 1, H. Fleming ; luke, a. 12 Dablias: Thomas Brown, gardener Merryton Colliery, Hamilton, 2, J, MColl. 2 Late Cabbages, 1, J. M‘Coll ; to J. Brown, Esq. of Orchard. + ener to S. Steel, | : ‘Thomas | of the Nelson. 6 Parsnips, 1, J, Moll; 2, A ...
... who called when be was away from his father's house, and was In Arbour Square from halfpaA two to three o'clock.—Mr Thomas Arthur Hardy. of No. if Turner Road, was rent for to the defendant's house on Monday last. lie found him bleeding from a wound on ...
... married; William Bora, aingle; Thomas Brown, married, Brown, aingle, brothers; Hark Bell, single; Thomas tieli, married; Thomas Bell, boy, eoosin above; Jobn Bnrn, married; Thomas Burn, boy, eon of above; Jobn Bennet married Thomas Cole, ...