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... PUBLISHER of the BRECHIN A fi - A HVERTISER Stung aiao an ADVERTISING AGENT, forward for iuaertion any in the Uuiled the luitat HARDIE. Moutrage, may b« | • ««*‘ab!e itrsua conaultwl the Commercial Hotel, Rre ...
... Oaighill, Cyrus, on the 27th ult, by the Rev. George Anderson, Donald Sinclair, clerk, Glasgow, Lhaabeth, eldest daughter of M'Hardy, farmer. XIEATHH, At ly Pl*c ...
... Biechiti, 2d August, 12. William Brown, residing Millbank House- Thomas Marr, builder, Leith. Scott & Siiuson, merchants, Dundee. , John Black, glass and china merchant. r , c Thomas Hood, photographer and - Janies Smith, miller, Airdrie. William Martin ...
... Winterbotham) met on Monday morning; Mr. Gathorne Hardy in the chair. The other members of the committae are Mr. C. Dalrymple, Mr. Rlliot, Mr. Joshua Kielden, Mr. Charles Forster, Mr. Hermon, Mr. Thomas Hughes, Mr. M’Clure, Mr. Magniac, Lord John Manners ...
... passed in favour of “fixity of tenure with periodical re-valuations.” Mr. John Hardy, draper, has obtained an award of 100 in the Court of Queen’s Bench, from another Mr. John Hardy, also draper, who, iu returning parcels delivered to him in mistake for his ...
... announced to shortly oommenced, with the title of “The Garden,” under the editorship of Mr. W. Robinson, F.L.S., author of Hardy Flowers,” “Alpine Flowers for English Gardens,'* Ac. __ Mr. haa gaged Mdlle. Christine Nilsson for the next operatic season ...
... said, “Let nsy distress and sympathy, in which ray children join, expressed to the poor widows’’—that is to say, the widow of Thomas Stokes, the master, who ia left with fire children, and the widow of Nathaniel Turner, the mate, who ia left with two children ...
... headings AND STABLE. illiam Halkett* ; 2d, Ireland* ; 3d, Tsuah | Not Words fid ■ , ■ Oheetieng ; merit, Gilbert E. Shearer, Thomas Adder- i Ak. V ...
... at Brechin, a silver chatelaine suite case and gutmounted inkstand. THE TIMES ON SCOTTISH CONSERVATISM. In an article on Mr Hardy’s visit to Edinburgh, the Times says Scottish Conservatism is the object much Ministerial attention just now. and the latest ...
... same with the weaker ones. Dear mother, if England had soon this, she wonld have felt proud to see with what gentleness her hardy tars handled these poor creatures, for ’!. poor slave just taken out of the dhow is the helpless creatures. the time we got ...
... Oxfordshire— Right Hon. J W. Henley (c); Colonel North (c); Mr. W. C. Cartwright (l). Oxford Umveraity—Eight Hon. Gathorne Hardy (c); Right Hoc. J. R. Mowbray (c). Pembroke—»Mr. E. J. Reed (l). Pembroheehire—Mr. J. H. Soonrfiald (c). Peterborough—Mr. Thomson ...
... evidence of some degree of intelligence, charged with wandering abroad without any visible means of subsistence. Poliee-coustable Hardy said that at one o’clock Wednesday morning he was duty Snydal-lane, Normanton, and there visited the top workings of Messrs ...