... Mooas, Esq., Place, to Jamie daughter of the late James Strother, Esq.. Balmaehree, Inverness shire, and widow of the late Thomas Hardy, Fag , of Worcester. At Trinity Church, Marylebone, on the 2.5 th inst., by the Rey. Benjamin Apeke. Captain JAMES Arocarrs ...

... Emmanuel College, Cambridge. L. 1648 we find him minister at Thomas Apostle's, London, and in 1653 transferred to St Margaret's, Fish Street HilL In 1660 we find his name beside that of Thomas Goodwin in the Renunciation and Declaration of the ministers ...

... ; 4 Malcolm Morrison, Knockando ; 5 Alexander R. Cr.;uhart ; Commended — William Duncan, Henry Stewa.t, Alexander Hardie, William Hardie, Pluscarden. 3d Class-1 John Hay ; 2 Hen.; Winchester ; 3 William L. Blase ; 4 William Reid ; 5 Joseph Yeadon ; Commended ...

... Ann Sime; 2. Jessie Untuliart. Third Class--l. James Philip; 2. Eric Smio ; 3. Mary Sime. Fourth Clew—l. Jane Ann Hardie; 2. Elspet Hardie. Fifth Class-1. Alexander Harold ; 2. John George ; 3. Jane Cumming. Sixth Clue--l.' Margaret Sime ; 2. Mary Murdoch ...

... announced that General Sherman occupied Savannah on the 2'2(1 dust, capturing 150 guns, 30,000 balm of cotton, and 800 prisoners. Hardie escaped with the main body of his army by crossing the river to Union Causeway, opposite the city, after destroying the ironcluis ...

... Morrison ; 3. Ira Finlayson. 4th Clam (boys)—l. William Urquhart ; 2. Donald M'Hardy ; 3. Alex. Fraser ; 4. W m . Mackenzie. ((Arbil — Ellen Bain. sth Clan (boysl—l. Thomas Ross ; 2. James &andiron. (Girls)—.Holen Fraser. 6th Clasa-1. Ann Soutar ; 2. Peter ...

... James Rhind and Jane Stephen-equal. Foara Mrieioa. 1. Thomas Dingwall and Patrick Mortimor-equal ; 2. James Hardie; 3. John Cumming; 4. John Younie. 2.1 1. James Maus ; 2, Thomas Stewart ; 3. Thomas King. FiftA Clast-lot L Robert Farney ; 2. Elizabeth ...

... supplied with provisions. He estimated the garrison of Savannah at 15,000 men, under Hardie. He destroyed 200 miles of railroad. He regards Savannah as already pined. Hardie 's army is reported to be cut off from escape. Secure communise tion has been opened ...

... Heirtyshlre Railway, 110 0 0 124 0 0 • excess of MAIL. SCOTCH Grind k Donald, druggi s in Aberdeen, and John Smith Grant and John Hardy Donald, both druggists In Aberdeen, the individual partners of that company. James Mayer, pianoforte and niudraeller,West George ...

... Mackintosh, and James Watson, equal. Merit—Robert J. Macbeth. Second Clean-1 James Murdoch ; 2 Alexander Mackenzie. Merit—Thomas Smith. Thinl Claam-1 Henry Brown; 2 Mackintosh Collie. Merit—Frank Jlotice, Hugh Watt. Fourth Class—William Limb Sime ; 2 ...

... lbs. (8 competitors)-L M'Hardy, 87 feet 4 inches ; 2. Alex. Grant, 57 fret 7 inches; 3. Robert Stuart, 75 feet 6 inches; J. Michie, 99 feet 4 inches. Tossing the Caber 00 competitors) -1. John M'Hardy ; 2. Robert Stuart; 3. Thomas Rattrie, Belnoe. Dancing ...

... the Craiglug Bridge, by which two very promising young men have lost their lives. Thomas Dow, aged 25. a blacksmith, residing with his parents in Causewayend, and Thomas Peggie, aged 22, clerk, residing with his parents at Rosemount, along with several ...