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... effect. In referring to the publi- cation of the ‘‘ of the club, valuable contributions to which came from the able. hand of Mr Hardy,he sid one remarkable circumstance about it was that so many of these papers had de- veloped and into books, which had taken ...
... 4 ever: white) —Wiltiam Hardie. Pots ten, apples John Penton, George C Campbell, Scho. Moffat. enten, Peas - Wight. Wi William T. Beans—T. e. « Mar- Peas—William R. H. Me George Carl ‘Thomas Renton. urtune, Thin illiam Hardie, Geo, Campbell, ford. Waite ...
... n 18th inst M,,r Ann Dickson wife of Robert Forster, aged Jears. 01 e h inst., Mary Hardie, At 17, High Greens, Berwick, on the Kith insf infant daughter of Mr Thomas Hogg, iron monger. oxon lj ' '' I ...
... the 23rd inst, Jane, widow of John Wallace, coast-guard, aged 73. At Woolmarkvt, on the 23rd inst., Sarah, widow of the laic Thomas Weatherston, plasterer, aged 8('». At Wallace Green, the inst., Dorothy, widow of Janies Ford, surgeon, aged l>M. High Street ...
... ; 3, R. Dalgleish. Carrots : 1, Thomas Thomson ; 2, Robert Paterson. 3 Leeks : 1, Alex. Lillie ; 2, John Wood 3, R. Dalgleish. Turnips • 1, J. McKmzie; 2, G. McNab. Beetroot: 1, D. Allan ;2, G. McNab. parsnips: 1, Thomas Thomson ; 2, Robert Paterson. 12 ...
... son of James Fairbairn, Caldra, Berwickshire. At Hardies' Mill place, ou the 6th iust., by the Rev. J. W. Brown, Gordon, George Hastie, Fallsidehill, to Elizabeth, third daughter of the late William Hardie, steward there. St. Mary's Church, Berwick, on ...
... Broomhill, Dans, va the 17th inet., t Thomas Dr James was At Newton-by-the-Sea, on the 9th inst. 2 8 Bll sr ad At Embleton, on the 4th inst., the wile o solved, Mr J. Ae Kirkeowton, on the 1th inst., th the Ist Swan's Thomas Pegg, of a son. in the MARRIAGES ...
... Lamb; 3, John Renton. Standard 11—1, John Brown ;2, Tom Lillico; 3, William Henderson. Fob Best Attendance— lnfants— John Hardie, Thomas Sligb equal 434. Standard I—Mary Walker, James R. Stewart, and Alexander Scott equal, Standard U—Peter Kinghorn, Mary ...
... 6 months, (i- orgp William Forster Hardv eldest and belovinl son of William and Ann Wilson Hardy. At Beulington Htatioa, st the house of her son-in-law. Thomas Beveridge, on the alt., Mary Arnot, aged 80, formerly of ikrwuentun. A«toß, Um lit fc*., Ort ...
... John Bell. Douglas, for the best 3 German Stocks (plants), William Reid, 3a; Thomas Mercer, By Mr John Cairns, The Hirsel, for the best 4 Phloxes—George Tweedie. 3s ; Thomas Mercer, 2«. By Thoa. Mercer, ThchirsiL for the best 4 Cat Flowers—William Reid ...
... shepherd, of a daughter. At High Street, Coldstream, on the 25th ult, the wife of Thomas D. Currie, of a son. At Luke's Lane, Coldstream, on the ult, the wife of Thomas Elder, of son. At Greenlaw, on the 11th inst., the wife of James Kerr, cattle dealer ...
... the 21st inst., Grace, widow of tho late Thomas Thompson, and youngest daughter of tho lato Burnett Greive of Fishwick Mains, sged 70. At 21, Main Street. Spittal, the 21st inst., Mary Louisa, daughter of Thomas Main, aged years ami months. At 12, Street ...