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... —On Friday evening the Rev. Thomas Hardy, Fowlis-Wester, gave a selection of readings the Masons' Hall, connection with the course of popular lectures, Mr James C. Burns, Ferntower, presided. The attendance was good. Mr Hardy appeared to great advantage ...
... tour the previous night, had accidently fallen in and been drowned. CRIEFF. Popular Readings. — On Friday evening the Rev. Thomas Hardy, Fowlis- Wester, gave a selec- tion of readings in the Masons' Hall, ia connection with the course of popular lectures ...
... Statesman's Year Book,'' and his other literary works ; Mary, Lady Duffus Hardy, in recognition of the historical, literary, and public services of her late husband, Sir Thomas Duffus Hardy, Deputy-Keeper of the Public Records ; Mrs Sarah Elizabeth Melvill, ...
... Statesman's Year Book, and of his other literary works ; Mary, Lady Duffus Hardy, in recognition of the historical, literary, and public services of her late husband, Sir Thomas Duffus Hardy, Deputy-Keeper of the Public Records ; Mrs Sarah Elizabeth Melvill, ...
... Statesman's Year Book, and of his other literary works ; Mary, Lady Duffus Hardy, in recognition of the historical, literary, and public service* of her late husband, Sir Thomas Duffus Hardy, Deputy-Keeper of the Public Records ; Mrs Elizabeth Melrill in recognition ...
... seen late hour the previous night, had accidently fallen and been drowned. CRIEFF. Readings.—On Friday evening the Bev. Thomas Hardy. Fowlis-TV ester, gave a (selection of readings m the Masons' Hall, in connection with the course of lectures. James C ...
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... following were elected:—William Russell, Senior Bailie; Alex. Archibald, Junior Bailie; George Jarvis, Treasurer; Thomas Webster, Fiscal; James Hardie, Chancellor: W. A. Taylor, Cupar, Clerk; and Andrew Jollie and David Whyte were appointed new Councillors to ...
... Barbara Clelland, daughter of Mr Ritchie, farmer. At Christ Church, Chiswick, London, the 6th inst., R. B. Hardie, son of the late James Hardie, Edinburgh, to Annie Elizabeth, eldest daughter of William Ireland, Reedness, Goole, Yorkshire. DEATHS. At ...
... 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 ...
... re-elected Vice-President for the same period. Messrs John Sinclair, Charles R. Baxter, and Thomas L. Peters were elected members Committee. Mr Henry Robertson, Mr John Hardie, and Mr A. W. Cumming were re-elected Treasurer, Auditor, and Secretary respectively ...