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... its celebration; of a DEATtf within Eight Days after the event. BIRTHS. At Ash Street, Dundee, on the 23d inst., the wife of Thomas SCOLLARY, builder, of son. 91 Market Street, St Andrews, on the 21st inst., the wife of Mr IVm. Alexander, of a daughter. ...
... Trouble.—William Lewis M'Hardy, a c loured seaman, residing in seajatf, was found guilty 01 having committed a breach of the peace in Shore Terrace on Thursday. He was sentenced to thirty days' imprisonment. Drowning Grief.—Thomas Larken, labourer, pleaded ...
... Williamina Calder, only surviving daughter of the late John Mackay, merchant, Torresdale, At St Thomas' Church, Belfast, on the 12th inst., by the Rev. Thomas J. Welland, A.M., Robert Robertson, Esq., solicitor, Peterhead, to Lucy, eldest daughter of James ...
... Solid- tore' Library, County Buildings, Perth. John Thomas Harkness, Berlin wool warehouseman in Dumfries. Leek Cowan, k Company, Turkey red dyers, Strathclyde Work-.'Dalmarnock. Glasgow. D. W. M'Hardy k Company, commission agents in Glaa gow. Floeiun- ...
... Lawson.— At 3 Windsor Place, oV- o* f, inst., Mrs James B. Lavvsoii,,. jj »l A f. Habdib —At Milton Road, f e ' inst., Mrs Thomas Hardie, 0 , Macnee.—At Bohespic, a the wife of James Macnee, • ge '. A Youngson—Allan.—At by., 1 ,- nJ..j, «' on the 24th 11,8 ...
... 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 ...
... e Rifles) held their annual competition for tho battalion challenge cup as also for rifle presented to the corps by Major Thomas. The distances were 200, 400, and 500 yard's, five shots at each distance, Wimbledon targets, and scoring, owing to the wind ...
... visit to tbe Earl of Fife and party at New Mar Lodge :— Major-General Pon- sonby, the Duchess of Roxburgh, Major- General Sir Thomas M. Biddulph, and CoL Gardiner. Braemar was reached at 5.30 pun., and, after a change of horses had been made at Mr M'Nab'a ...
... STONEHAVEN. Warning Farm Servants. On Saturday— before &ir Thomas Gladstone, Bart, and James Christian, Esq., J.P.s—Alexander M'Hardy, farm servant, Gappieshaugh, St Cyrus, was charged with breach of the Road Act by allowing a do o ' accompany his horse ...
... must authenticated by the the sender, or they will not inserted- BIRTHS. n t b » p6 ...
... Macnamara, Thomas B. Kinnear, Claypots Castle Farm, to Katherine Ramsay, eldest daughter of G. Lloyd Alison. No cards.—At home from August 10th till August 21st. At Blackford, on the 20th inst., by the Rev. Andrew Donald, M.A., Charles Hardie, commercial ...
... celebration ; and within Eight Days after the event. BIRTHS. „ Igt til 4 NICOLL.—At Littleton, Forfarshire, on the o the wife of Thomas M. Nicoll, of daughter- Robertson.—At Brunswick, Maine, February, the wife of Angus Robertson* daughters. „ MARRIAGES. . lrt ...