... came in contact with Sir Thomas Hardy (the Captain Hard► of Nelson'a flagshiP), and inquired of him an to the accuracy of this report. He replied distinctly that Nelson did wear the deoorated coat, and that be (Captain Hardy) did represent to tho danger; ...

... Wad list meal* Wsn4-71is a tbis fiat it mill be . lan Waist. W. fid that is Mr d dl Mks Ms swabs,. We bass • dory, by Mr Thomas Hardy. by • shake, maids& • • MP is a Mod.' • Pinar is *deb, • swiss, al sad la Bac la Mast. Mon ales we ban the thine; sod se ...

... Shields, has arrived in the Tyne from New York, and Captain Thomas Jones reports the death at sea of Erick Ohioan, steward, under painful circumstanoss. While the steamer was at New York, Thomas Blegbern, chief officer, was examining • revolver, and not ...

... MONTROSE, FRIDAY, JULY 15, 1870. JAMES MATHER, ARCHITECT^ HIGH STUBKT, MONTROSE. OJicr, Lower Balmain Street. MR HARDIE, Dentist. BEGS to intimate that has REMOVED fco No. PANMUHB TERRACE. CLOSE AND OPEN KITCHEN RANGES. PINING AND DRAWING ROOM GRATES ...

... strongly protested against the threat uttered by Mr Gathorne Hardy. Colonel Wilson Paten and Mr Powell denied that Mr Hardy had uttered any threat. Dr LYON PLAYFAIR protested against Mr Hardy's language and attitude. The motion was rejected by 88 to 40 ...

... John Purves, whose term of office expires at this date. Cruelty to Animals.—At the Police Court Tuesday—before Bailie M‘Hardy—Thomas M arrender and James arrender, both carters, residing Persley, near Aberdeen, were charged with having on the 17th instant ...

... queys at £2O each. Mr Thomas, Carstairs, sold for Miss Ower, Ova; mount, a lot of three quays at £52. Mr T. Armand, Welton of Kiogoldrum, sold a lot of twat* at £22 lee each. We W. Seaman, Scruchloch, sold a lot of. One queys to Mr Hardie at £2O les each. ...

... (id. a side. The challenge was accepted and the race was fixed for Wednesday evening at half-past seven o’clock. Captain Thomas Ingles was -tarter and referee. The course was from the jetty, foot of Shore Wynd, down to and round boat moored below the ...

... DEATHS On the 19th Instant, Admiral Sir Thomas Cochran* senior Admiral the Fleet, and sixth soaef the Earl Duodooald. * At Grosvenor Square, London, the inrtaat the Countess of Shaftesbury. * At Craigie House, Dundee, the Isrt., suddenly Robert Gilroy ...

... Treasurer of the Soup Kitchen, begs to acknowledge the following donations : Messrs Thomas Cowie & Son £1 0 0 A few male workers at Chapel Works, per Mr Thomas Fereurion 0 9 6 A load of turnips from Alexander Liatleay, Esq., Dunninald. The Treasurer ...

... twit Hardy Ferns—Dr Collins. 137 Rev. John Drown, Inc 6 best Jargonelle Pear 1. J. Robert ; 2. Mr Craighead. By Dr Memos. /Cloud'', for 4 Apples Weesertl—W. Wilkie. . By 111 r M Mous Lindray, Berrie, for best LI Cherries—Mary Davidson. By Dr Thomas Collier ...

... 0 Thomson & Savege, 3 Thomas Barclay, ..200 John Walker, 1 1 0 Bailis 1 0 Messrs John Retd, 10 William Moir, 1 0 0 6. C. Chalmers, 10 0 Andrew Greig, «. . . 1 0 Walter J. Hardie. 10 0 John Milne, 10 0 Arthnr ...