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... SUDDEN DEATH. Thomas Hardy, who went to bed at 11 last night, was bland dead about five minutes after. He had been complaining of palpitation of the heart for some time pre. visas. lie resided at 35 But Clyde-street. FOUND DROWNED. This forenoon, while ...
... of rape was tried at the Carlisle Town Hall on Wednesday—the Mayor presiding. The charge was brought against a man named Thomas Hardy, a repulsive looking fellow, the complainant be'ng a little girl named Elizabeth Bradley, shout nine years of age. From ...
... 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. HARDIE, 47 MOSS STREET. NEWS DEPOT. MR ALEXANDER HARDIE the Beading Public of Paisley and surrounding country that he has OPENED that Central sad Conraodious SHOP No. 47 MOSS STREET for the of HOOKS, STATIONERY, NEWSPAPERS, AND PERIODICALS ; and all ...
... feet); 2, Charles M'Hardy (31 feet); 3, George Tait (29 feet 8 inches). Hitch and kick—l, Campbell Currie (8 feet); 2, Gavin Tait! 3d, James Kelly. Throwing hammer—l, William Tait (88 feet 4 inches; 2, Charles M'Hardy ; 3, Peter M'Hardie. 440 yards race, ...
... varieties -1, A Maxwell ; 2, A Boyd ; 3, Miss Logaa, Flatfield, Symington. 6 Hardy Border Perennial Plants, varieties-1, D Lawrie, Kilmarnock ;2 M Smith, Kilmarnock ; .3, A Maxwell. 3 Hardy Border Perennial Plants, var.-1, A Maxwell ; 2, D Lawrie ; 3, John Jamieson ...
... Otrlian* Kim, Kramb har-ly annual*, rrl'fv, i-iUv-m, caiiNMte. turnip*, prar*. plum*, hardy fruit, laaemul, Uk apple*: Third, aallrr binum*. Kiiorial -Tim. hardy annual*, calihaga, (lower fo.ni -iwn bordar, dahlia ; id, aater* John Muir, CaMnka - With ...
... given by Thomas Young, the hangman, at the crowded Cross of Glasgow—the prisoner groaning and lamenting his fate ; but this terrible example had the most salutary effect —ft taught the mob that there was a power over them after all. Of Thomas Young, ttat ...
... beautiful of the season. The principal contributions of greenhouse plants wen exhibited by Mr William Dickson, gardener to Thomas Coats Esq., Ferguslie Mr William Jainieson. gardener tc Peter Coats, Esq., oodside House; and by John Methveo, I gardener ...
... TEE FOOR LAW DEAD LOCK, (From the Pall In Sia)Cizete Mr Hardy certainly has not been able to secure such a regulation of the poorhouses as humanity or decency requires In the matter of nursing alone two recent inquests at Bieta- mal Green have disclosed ...
... Mille, Newton Hearne, on the 16th inst., Yn Maautltor ; a son. At 6 Maxwell Street, Pollokellaws, on the 14th hut., Mn John Hardie ; a daughter. MAB.ItLAGEB. At Partick, on the I 4th inst., by the Rev. John Calder, Mr John M. ilendrie, merchant, Kirkintilloch ...
... Marigolds, lemon-1, William Maxwell ; 2, Thomas Mair. 6 French Marigolds-1, William Maxwell ;2. George isLsbet. 3 Globe Asters-1, W Maxwell ; 2, J Currie. 3 French Asters-1, Wm Maxwell ; 2, W Paterson. 9 Hardy Annuals-1, Win Maxwell ; 2, W Cameron. 1 ...