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... COUrie of penny readings to be held do: the winter months took place in the Glosslroond School on Friday evening. The Rev. Thomas Hardy of Foylts, presided ; and the readers were Messrs Macdonald, Simpson, and Macleod of Trinity College. The proce e dings ...
... Milnathort, Fife. At the Manas, Gresnliw Berwickshire, on the 21?t inst., by the fa'her of the bride, assisted by the Rev. Thomas Hardy, of frowlis Wester, brother of the bridegroom, Robt. Forrester Esq., agent Bank of Scotland, Dunse, to Janet Gordon, eldest ...
... HIGH COURT OF JUSTICIARY. TRIAL OF HARDY FOR FORGERY. At the High Court of Justiciary yesterday, before Lord Ardmillan, James Thomas Hardy, Constitution Street, Leith, pled guilty to the charge of forgery; by wickedly and feloniously uttering as genuine ...
... course of Penny Readings to be held during the coining wintn. to place in Glenabnond School on Friday evening. The Rev. Thomas Hardy, of Fowlis, presided, and the readers were Messrs Macdonald, Simpson, and Maoleod, of Trinity College. Messrs A. Menzies ...
... At The Manse, Greenlaw, on the 21st inst, by the father the bride, assisted by the Rev. Thomas Hardy, of Fowlis Wester, brother the bridegroom, Robert Forrester Hardy, Esq., agent, Bank of Scotland, Dunse, to Janet Gordon, eldest daughter of the Rev. John ...
... advocate ; Harvey, rector of Edinburgh Academy; the Kov. William Ogilvie, rector of Morrison’s Academy, Crieff; and the Iv v. Thomas Hardy, minister of Fowlis Wester. The prizes offered Lord Gleualmoud were each or the value of £5 (or in the option of the successful ...
... or bags filled with his own potatoes, telling the meeting. them, in a semi-jocular way not to take so much for The Rev. Thomas Hardy has given readings of late fear of sinking the boat ! Verily, it was no wonder in Fowlis, in aid of some local improvement ...
... earneet desire to make them public The Historical Commission, which we ~we to the assiduous labours of Lord Hominy and Sir Thomas Hardy, and which the present Chancellor of theExcliequer endeavoured to cripple by refusing a salary for a secretary and granting ...
... Pash ist, James Kelly, Oft 2in; Robert Easdon and Hugh Martin, 220 Yards’ Race, open—! lat, Robert Hindle, 2d, ; 3d, Thomas O ‘Hardy, O4ft Zin ooh Chas, oa Fee William Int, Dunces ; 24, D. M'Wedran; 34, A st in; 24, Sam uel Mult Bt of Tin ‘34, Won Tat ...
... enjoyed in common with the rest of humanity, during the present festive season, the happiness of social intercourse. The Rev. Thomas Hardy of Fowlia-Wester, and a few friends, provided a repast of the good things of this life, and otherwise tended to cheer and ...
... three hundred pages, wherever phases. I am willing juhject them .fonwl examination by two experts, to le uhoieu-ii Sir Thomas Hardy will kindly undertake denuty keeper of the records. They shall refercocca, lino for H”«. 1 examine every document to which ...
... Sheriff Bobertaon, Forfar; Mr Moncriaß, aaliator. Perth (factor tbs Oohtsrtyrs estate); Rav. J. Campbell, Monrievaird; Rev. Thomas Hardy, Fowlk- Weater; Rav. W. Stoddart, Madderty; Rev. Mr Hart, Watt Church, Crieff; Rav. Mr Rankina. Mu thill; Mr Murray Oarshill ...