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... e Members and Members of Committees coupled with Mr' Hardy. Mr Hardy made a suitable reply. Mr Austine, The Holders the Club Medals, Coupled with Mr Storie. Mr Storie made fit reply. Mr Hardie, 'The newly-made Curlers, coupled with Rev. Mr Robertson ...
... club, was the highest, having scored seven points; Mr David Hardie second with six point*. The following gentlemen were winner* of medals :_Mewr* Henry A G. Morgan. George Robertson. Sir Thomas Riddell. James Barnard, Robert Ihrrel, and alter Herd. The ...
... sanitorium, my at- tention was frequently attracted by what I con- ridered to be rather a curious custom prevailing amongst these hardy mountaineers. In the nume- rons gullies and ravines to be observed all over the Himalayas, springs of water gush gently forth ...
... Right. Entertainments begin To-Morowv (4thJanuary) at OCo o'clock. Grneil Ce1eetornltioa if Droat Aliolee, aIr.:- Professor THOMAS, the Crack Shotspnn and champion Swordcsman of Europe, ?? by MadamoTHOMAS, tho Albert' ofthefa med WiliamTel, Mndilc. 1-MIITO ...
... as the dorkings in this country. Both for laying and table use they are profitable. They are * non-clockera,’ and are about hardy as the ordinary run of poultry. They require care in keeping, however, in wet weather their bushy head feathers get clogged ...
... even the common necessaries life. Compounding a Fei.ony by Marriage.— An interesting con (tie were united wedlock by Aiderman Hardy, at the Circuit Court, New York, in the presence distinguished assemblage. The groom was Frederick VVhitton. He was recently ...
... Brogans 2 stots at £929 each,; Mr , Low, Cookston, 2 aetQts at £27 lOs eachb; Mr Duguid, Lochhill, 2 stots at £54 10s; Mr Hardie, Knaps, 2 qusys at £20 each ; Mr 3Laik, Gariochoford, 2.stots at £241 O each; r Craighead, Mains of ; lrness, 3 qusys it £12 ...
... Allison, Spirit Mer. apy is Broadfeot, 51 chant, No. 57 Vennel. will exbobit the Tithe Deeds and Articles of Sale. Street: or Thomas King, Writer—the last of w! Watt Greenock, 17th December, 1804. ‘We understand that Mr D. A. Smith, auctioneer, has called ...
... the Navy , who _entered _the _profession as a _licentiate of tlic Faculty in 3 S 2 v ,. _was . an honorary Fellow ; and Mr Thomas Graham , Master _of _the Mint _; Dr John Mactarlane , late _Professor _of _Medicine in the _University _of _Glasgow- ; and ...
... Cupar-Fife. At Ceres, on the ult., by the Rev. David Anderson, David Moro, tailor, Durelee, to Isabella, only daughter of Thomas Bethune, Cer. s. At 31Idilleb:utk, Dunfermline, the realdence of the bride's uncle, on the tNth tilt.. by the Rev. Williamson ...
... 'classet; add'his retirement from puble lifewill be regretted by many. - THE Lsm'APcIDENA r ON- BOARD A Ton SnAiFB. -Captain Thomas M. Barbour, master of the tug : steamer irenol 'y,'Who redeived such severe in- 'juries by coning in: contaot with the machinery ...
... married, and leaves a family. The other men were named William Smith, who was a native of Stonehaven, and Alexander Lyon and Thomas Henderson. One man, named Donald Smith, had a wife, who lives in Aberdeen. It has not been ascertained whether the others ...