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... the 14th instant, Mrs Stewart Irvine, of a son. At the Manse of Wester Fonlis, on the 16th instant, the wife of the Rev. Thomas Hardy, of a daughter. At the Manse of Nenthorn, on the 16th inst,, Mrs Manners Graham, of a son. _ . . . At 51, Castle Sireet ...
... 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 ...
... examinations. John M‘Hardy, ironmonger, Market Buildings, Aberdeen, will be examined in theSherift Court-house, Aberdeen, Monday, Ist July, ten o’clock. John Wilson, chemical manufacturer, Parkhouse, county Renfrew, will be examined in the Sheriff’s Chambers ...
... jagges were the following t—Fdr poultry—Messrs James Barclay, Paisley; WM. C. Hardi , , Carron; James Crawford, Glasgow ; Jame Mdller, Gla , gurr ; Jul= Ranter, Grtenock ; and Thomas Caldwell, Bich. Kr pigeons— Messrs James Hale, Glasgow, and Jas. Paton, Stewarton ...
... &J. Thorburn, Merchants. Lin wood, - - W. Galbraith, Grocer. Linlithgow, - Thomas Hardie, High Street. Do., - John Uracs, do. Motherwell, - John Lawson, Grocer. Wisbaw, - - Thomas Bell, Grocer. Bathgate,* - James Lamb, Merchant. Barrhead, - James Taylor ...
... Kingston ; Speed, M'Ghee, Cork ; Arethusa, Adair, Belfast; James, IVl`Cormick, Newry; Hiram, Nicol, Belfast; llope, Legg, do.; Thomas Connolly, Mullholland, Dubin; George, Halsall, Peel ; Gem, Moore, Londonderry; 11 ,, yal Arch, M'Corkindale, Campbelton. 3—Oporto ...
... America, Andersen, Santander, via Falmouth for Cork; Orion, Bach, New York; Syivanua, Jones, Cardiff; Ninus, Richards, Cardiff; Thomas. Johns, Newport; Nithsdale, .Sutton, Cardiff. 2 —Condor, Crawford, Saffi for orders; Henry Fernie, Portsmouth for New Zealand ...
... Captain Denniston, of Golf Hill; Bailies Brown aud M‘Kirdy; Archibald Brown, Esq. ; Major Sharp and party ; Captain Hovle; Thomas R. Hardie, Esq., and party; Duncan Thomson, Esq., &c., &c., &c. The programme of the regatta was admirably carried out by Mr Lament ...
... (36), Kent, St Male—apples Dolphin (176), Pick, Labrador- fish Wat no (599), Lawson, Newcastle, NB—deals Excelsior (176), Hardie, Bordeaux fruit Take Care (17>, Anderson, St Malo—apples 22 Richard (60), M‘Lester, Ulverston—hoops Alexander (37), Kerr, ...
... Davidson ; 3, Thomas Barrownian. 6 Erencn Ju,pn Irvfn ; 2, John Bird ; 3 W. 0. Andrew. 4 .African Marigolds-1, W. MiGavin, jun.; 2, Jaims Dalziel. 3 p„ e , ix A sters -1, Wm. Thomson; 2, William l‘PGavin ; 3, Thomas Rtrrowman. 3 Glohe Asters-1 Thomas Thirrowman ...
... &J. Thorburn, Merchants. Lin wood, - - W. Oalhrailh, Grocer. Linlithgow, - Thomas Hardie, High Street. 10., . John Braes, do. Motherwell, - John Lawson, Grocer. Wishaw, - - Thomas Bell, Grocer. Bathgate,- - James Lamb, Merchant. Barrhead, - James Taj lor ...
... Glasgow. At Richmond Street, on the 26th inst., the Rev. Dr. M'J.eod, of the Barony, Mr William Hardie, R.N., to Christina Reid, eldest daughter of Henry Hardie, Esq., Glasgow. At Barry’s British Motel, Edinburgh, on the 26;h inst., Neil A. Kennedy. E.-q ...