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... where they wen not left totally nnaoleatod. Bren outside they there wen aasailed and reasoned with on the so-called fool-hardiness of their enterprise. One man even told him that be was amenable to the laws at the State. Mr Carmichael contrasted the and ...
... taken from the same serial level—the middle dames; both give their services gratuitously; both are cemposedof that active and hardy rape of whom the fatigue of atbletm exercise » a pleasure, and both are strongly imbued with pmciplet which are Conservative ...
... Second do, id. Hitch and Kick. First Prize, Second do, 17. Donkey Race. First Prize, Second do, 18. Hurdle Race. Tarda—B Hardies in the 100, First Prize, Second do, 19. Vaulting with the Pole. First Prize, Second do, 20. Tilting at the Bing. Prize ...
... remaining fifteen miles are on the property of the Esrl of Sesfield. claim now made would b«»e the approval of all Thomas Stilling, hatter} Thomas M‘Kay, weaver; Asters (Quilled); W. Spenee: Brotherston. Mr Thomson. Best splices « noimrocas 10 mot, (Cb««.) ...
... grocer. White Inch Charles Weldie, Shamrock Street Glasgow Thomas Bussell, inspector of Poor, Clackmannan Thomas Handle, Abercairney, Crieff D. Dick, flu writer’s office) Shield’s Bead, Glasgow Thomas Shiells, Edinburgh ! ...
... Waverly Bridge Station, Thomas Fillie, a clerk, who was leaning on the door of one of the carriages, bidding an affectionate adien to one of tbe passengers— '* and often took leave, yet seemed loath to depart ’’—wasfool hardy enough to start with the ...
... and on I the pretence that h«d ride Bannockburn to I meet some queys, the property W, Gordon, ob- I talned a saddle from Thomas Hardie, Hill of Kin- I naird, which he appropriated to his own oses and 1 purposes. The prisoner pleaded guilty the minor I charge ...
... the birth'M Alexander Laurence Brace, their eon, the father the petitioaerjfrom the ngisten in Edinburgh and Clackmannan. Mr Hardy.a record agentsaid that since the lest hearing he had been Edinburgh and had searched, the part . the claimant, the jew?* “’•‘W ...
... Methven, John M‘Nejl. First Prize* —James Methven, -15 s Second do., —John M*Neil, - - 7s 6d 19. Hurdle Race. (200 Yards—B Hardies the 100, 3 Feet Uigh.) Competitors—John Watson. Duncan Ferguson, Wm. Ken tie, P. Barret, John M‘Neil. First Prize, —William ...
... against the Sheriff's Interlocutor. Sheriff Codr*. —On Monday last, the following caae was diopomd of before Mr SheriS Clark Thomas Dawson, charged wiih committing breach the peace within the Gamboa Distillery on Friday the 30lh oik, pled guilty, and sentenced ...
... chiefly into the hands of the Electors, reserving but a comparatively meagre division to hia own order, while confided to Thomas Muncer and others, the teaching of the people. And these teachers, coming into actual and dose intercourse with the people ...
... to contend against, and to protract the war into autumn. William Hardy, the running trainer, has been killed by a man whom he had attacked, under suspicion of an intrigue with his (Hardy’s) wife. Mr Huddleston has retired from Kidderminster, and Colonel ...