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... PUBLIC NOTICES. 5. POOLE, Dentist, 30 Tay Street, Dundes. 234 HARDIE, Dentist, 8 ud BALL of ae on Friday, 1th Feb. Tickets ¥ & Ball at PAUL, Solicitor, Wi his Writmg-Chamters to his that, for the ceavenicuce «f and Cente, he is to on ‘lhuasday RK JUHNSPON ...
... Stewarton, and Mr Allen Glen, Paisley ; For poultry, pigeons, and rabbits—Mr James canaries—Mr Thomas Scott, Carluke, and Mr awards were as follow Thomas Cowper, Haywood, by Lauark, whose Spanish—1 Robert Duncan. Milton, Peter Lonie, Cottage, Den: A ...
... anuary, employed, along in so far as, with David Hardy. at North Auchry, in work- a bone bone-cru at the chemi works at mill, he being em loyed at the upper sart of the mill or mac! hine, and Ba Vi Hardy at part ; and the mill or machine havi sometimes ...
... 2 bales jute, 42 ewts 3 que 12 Sharp ; ‘Wm. agent. EXPORTS FOREION. Helene, for Hopshay, tous coals— HH. Quosbarth Geneva Thomas. for Hambarz—sundry goods—D. Alex. Dabiia Pander, vege tous iron plates our a8, tra Louden goods—D. P.& C ag from Amble~—000 ...
... Cameron ; John Cameron: Thomas Third Greek Clam.-William G. Rutherford. Newlands, Peebles, shire, and Philip 8. Smith, Nottingham -equal; Thomas Henderson, Gordon, Berwickshire, and Duncan L M Markay, Andrews equal. Class Kxerrise—Thomas Henderson; William ...
... as profit as pay the police rates, iter.) refused. For- John Kermack, grocer, for, Toad, eld by Johu Hart. The tion was M'Hardy, grocer, was refused transfer of the grover's Vie in name of Mrs Hendry. grocer, was the transfer of license at 18 Dalitield ...
... 18th inst. bf the Rn Juw Berty, D.D., fieodocbi, Thomas UUIMod, Deer Kirriemuir. Jam, A l (No cards * At on the lnet Ike Be». W. H. of CrestOcnerby. Hilton UkUN, KorthtUarto*. Yoruure! deugbter of the Hardy, , Krtc*ldj. on the In*., the Xer. O. W. John Whit* ...
... machine ; and the Cramond called James Henry, miller at Rosemill, to put back @ reverte of the mill or and David Cramond David Hardy having each in- erushers to serted his hand or hands at for and remove the ; and »* piece of iron, in or between the rollers ...
... Victoria Station on Menday on the occasion of the opening match of the season. The event was under the superintendence of Mr Thomas Sonth, of the Old Gate Inn, Shef- field, who advertised to give £30 for competition in a great All England Angling Sweeps' ...
... JACKETS, CLé ANTLES STEEL AND FANCY PETTICOATS. N.B.—REMOVING in May to a more Central part of No. 11 REFORM Tronmonceny, THOMAS NICOLL, Jvx.,, OULD TE or J. & D. Lawson) y invite Parties Furnishiy Removing at this Term to Visit his SHOW ROOM: they can ...
... Dow b ingham, Grabamslaw, A. Oliver & Bon, bs of Laubcen, A. Oliver & Son, 5 Mr Cotbill, G. Sw A. Oliver & Son, by. 9%. Mr Hardie, of Lothian, Monteviot, A. Oliver & Bon, A. & Me ose A. Oliver & Son, 13. Join Ta J. Embieton & Son, 7 James Fait joneriaws ...
... always done by Cramond at upper roilers by Hardie removed, it was Cramond’s duty to satisfy himself was clear of the lower machine in motion. For this there was a hatchway between the upper and which he whether Hardie was out of danger. On the day in question ...