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... Supposed Murderers. —Thomas Gerety and James Fagan have been captured —the former in Oldham and the latter in Stockport—and committed to the county prison, to take their trial at the ensuing assizes of Westmeath, for the murder of Thomas Geraghty, in the ...
... William Ronald, Carver. Ist Sergeant, Walter Reid, Marble Cutter; 2d Sergeant, John Hardie, Plumber; 3d Sergeant, Charles Stewart Mason; 4th Sergeant, James Hardie, Plumber &c. Ist Corporal, Walter Johnston, Cork Cutter; 2d Corporal, Julius Fergus, ...
... Michael Bruce of Stenhouse, Bart. ; *Colonel Thomas Dundas of Carronhall; *Rev. L. H. Irving, Falkirk ; *Robert Henderson, writer, Falkirk ; *Jas. Russel of Arnotdale *R. W. Kennard of Falkirk Ironworks ; *Graham Hardie of Castle Laurie Ironworks ; Mohn Wilson ...
... 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 ...
... CHRISTIE, Auctioneer. STALLIONS FOR SALE. \ T HILL OF KINNAIRD, Falkirk, be/V longing to the Trustees of the late Mr Thomas Hardie :— 1 Handsome Black Clydesdale STALLION, rising 5 years old—Name, Lofty —well known in the district; and 1 Dark Brown ...
... Cuddie and Hardie—David Duncan, a shoemaker, residing in Linlithgow, was charged with assaulting James Drabbles, shoemaker, also residing in Linlithgow, when near the Cross Well, in High Street, upon the night of Saturday the 14th current. John Hardy, Esq. ...
... David ebster, John Bell, William Newlands, John Bain, James Anderson Thomas Chalmers. William Dale, Jas. Drummond. CL James Learmontn. David Hine, Robt. Ingl.s Thomas Duncan, Thomas Bell. Ch James Auld, Gn. Alex. Auld. 30th Regiment-Samuel Webster, Andrew ...
... 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 ...
... augmentation of two chalders, raising his stipend to 18 chalders. The Rev. Robert Archibald, of New Monkland, and the Rev. Thomas Monro, of Campsie, both obtained 3, in addition to 20 which they had previously. The Rev. William Begg, of Falkirk, obtained ...
... Marquis of Chandos, chairman of the London and North-Western Railway; Thomas Baring, Esq., M.P., and C. Went worth Dilke, Esq., Commissioners of the Exhibition of 1851; and Thomas Fairbairn, Esq., chairman of the Executive Committee of the Manchester ...
... with Edinburgh, by railway. Johnston replied in a very energetic style. John Fleming sung curlers' song with much humour. Thomas Durham Weir, Esq. of Boghead. President of the Curling Club, then rose, and proposed the health of the chairman in the fallowing ...
... CarmichaePs Temperance Hotel here on Friday the 7th ult., when upwards of thirty of the fellow-abstainers and friends of Mr Alex. Hardie assembled to show their respect for the zeal and energy with which he promoted the cause of temperance Stirling, and to wish ...