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... Street, Alloa, on the 24th inst., Helen, youngest daughter of Mr David M‘Donald, cooper. Villa. Alva, on the inst, Oliver James Hardie, aged year* and 5 months. At Tullibody, the 2Ut iuat, Mr James Wright, senior. At Inverkeithing, on the inst, Jean Hender ...
... observed the young grass. 17th July witness went with Mr Hardies party np by Castie Campbell, when they heard some shots away to the west, and went in the direction of the shots; They met Thomas Murray, bta ton, end William Syme. They bed gnns and dog ...
... were drunk when the murder took place. In the list cases set down for trial at the ensuing Circuit Court of Glasgow, the name Thomas Barr appears charged with murder, and also with “assault by stabbing or cutting to the effusion blood, serious injury of person ...
... (quilled)—W. ChaJmer*. Tenwik StSu '-lst Uishman; 2nd, J. Amot; 3rd, A. Clow, Annuals (half-hsnlyl 2nd K. Spittah Annual* (hardy)-Ist. J. Feme , 2ml, H. Bennett. Sweetwillinm-lst, James Arnut, 2nd, W. Chalmers ; 3rd, R. Pen.temona (3 spikes) Ist,Peter ...
... about forty, and the supper was served np in Mr Graham's usual good style. After the usual loyal and patriotic toaata, Mr Thomas Armstrong was called on to make the presentation of , a silver snuff-box to Mr M'Gregor, along with a very handsome workbox ...
... \ Trum[)et, ilr Oswald Ist Violins, 2nd Violin, Viola, Violincello, Baas. lat Flute, Harmonium, Conductor, Mr J. M. P. M*HARDY A SPECIAL TRAIN Will leave DOLLAR for ALLOA and Intermediate Stations at the conclusion of the Oratorio. Tickets Hoecial Reserved ...
... LET, West End Rennet Village, a HOUSE A of Three Apartments, with large Garden attached. Apply to Thomas Mark, Rennet Hume Farm. MUSIOAL ASSOCIATION. A REHEARSAL, TO LET, at Sanohie, HANDEL'S ORATORIO . HOUSE ami GARDEN, the former consist“JUDAS MACCABEUS ...
... at night. Mr Adam—l will come any time you like, night or morning. (Applause.) This concluded the exhaustive heckling. Mr Thomas Donaldson then proposed motion that Adam was a fit and proper person to represent the United Counties of Clackmannan and Kinross ...
... l that now license should granted, and even appeal the justices it was refused. What is place now for which £l4 wore Just hardy. The loss the cleverly outdone ! iir i- fully .1000. The gain of the landlord th • new proud-'« is just that sum. BREACH PKOMISE ...
... the justices present being ex-Provost Marne, in the chair, Dr Mutchet, and Messrs R. Smith and James Mathie. The appeal of Thomas Conon, Alva, against a decision of the justices at the last licensing court on 31st October refusing to grant him a license ...
... care arc needed to pilot advance. I did out feel, however, quite eo frightened now in their company, the presence of these hardy men, who were apparently proceeding with much caution, assured me that if anything was to befall me in such place, it could ...
... TJlouison, Esq.. Hutton I'ark ; Mr A. Arrol, brewer; Mr K. ITocter, Mr John Duncan, banker; Mr James Hardie, dentist ; Mr K. Meldrutn, teacher of the blind; Mr Thomas Campbell, Mr James Lowe, Mra John F. Thomson, Miss btrang. Miss Moir, Miss Brydie, &c. Mr D. ...