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... [REGISTERED FOR TRANSMISSION ABROAD.] No. 797. CRIEFF U. P. CHURCH. !THE THOMAS HARDY, YowliN.Witer. will Preach in this Church, TO..‘101; Ii )W EVENING. Collection in aid of the Sabbath School. EVANGELISTIC MR PETER WILLIAMSON, h'ennyelist in connection ...
... Bishomnill, Elgin, on the ffth inst., Isabella Maclean, widow of Mr Thomas Rose, tea-dealer, aged 41 years. At Torrieston, Pltuwarden, Elgin, on the 7th inst., Isabella Muir, widow of Mr Thomas Hardy, engineer. LATEST NEWS BY TELEG. OPINIONS OF THE PRESS. Frost ...
... Consedßsieoers was on Monday evening last. Present —Provost Dawsou r • Bailies Cuddie and Learmonth; Commisoioners Johm Hardy, Thomas Morton, James Archibald \ Henderson, James Law, James Maddan, stad William Hutton. The statutory account of all the monies ...
... .l Peter M.ltgan. rare phloxea, 1 spike of each—l. George l/'onon ;2. Thomas Barr; 3. W. Knight 3 ears, herbace as plants—l, .'niith; 2. A. Johnston ;8. Thomas Barr, rare, hardy annual*, in ‘mall bouqueta—l. Harr; 2. Weir ;8. Alex •pikes gladioli—l. ...
... Commissioners w*s held on Monday evening last. Present—Provost Bailies Cuddie and Learmonth; Commissioner John Hardy, Thomas Morton, James Hardie, Archibald Henderson, James Law, James Maddan, and William .Hutton. The statutory account of.all the monies ...
... Fuchsia-1, Thomas Johnstone; 2, W. Ltunalen. One Dark Fuchsia-I, T. Johnstone; 2, W. Lumsden. One Scarlet Geranium-I, J. Affleek: 2, T. Johnston. Poor Ten Week Stocks-1, William Scougall; 2, John White. Six Hollyhock Blooms-Thomas Chisholm. Four Hardy Herbaceous ...
... Great . Britain and Ireland , published under the auspices of the Master of the P . olls , and the supervision of Sir Thomas Dufiua Hardy . We hare frequently dealt with their Ulterior and literary mer its , but the exterior features are worthv al » o of ...
... SINCLAIR & HARDIE, H F. W I HTS, Id COMMERCIAL STREET, LERWICK. Glaus of all size, cut to order. L. G. STOVE & CO., Wood Merchants, LERWICK STEAM SAWING, PLAINING AND MOULDING MILLS. WILLIAM ROBERTSON, Auctioneer and Appraiser, O R N A’S COURT, LERWICK ...
... : MK GATHOKNE -HARDY is ' expected to ' ' visit Bradford on lUth December . , ' . . '' ,, ' :- ;' . ' ,.. . 'ta ? M . VBI 3 W By A . - F 0 - 10 ??? - —^ 1 the ' W 81 ' held at ' Kelvedori yesterday on the body o £ Thomas Dudley , the garoekeeper ...
... as their addressed to David Hardie, Glent« by Strontian, will receive Commission £1 per cent. DAVID HAI NVERNESS WOOL F. leave to tink be will atten attend the FAL purchase or dispose of, « on Com wat een ~ ex tw ~ ‘7 nee cecil | 0 the hands of Mr Trot ...
... BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS At Buckhaven, on the inst.,'the wife of Thomas * oster, fisherman, of a son. At Ruckhaven, the ult., the wife of Robert Pitt, blacksmith, of a son. At the Square, Kennoway, on the 2Sth ult,, the wife of nomas Hutchison ...
... Here, at Garrison Cottage, Park Entry, on the 7th inst., Mrs Thomas Blackadder, of a son. At Albert Place, Grangemouth, on the Bth inst., the wife of Peter Wilkie, of a son. At Ratho Valley, Ratho, on the 7th inst,, Mrs John Coratorphine, of a son. At ...