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... THE CASE OP ROBERT HARDY. The Home Secretary has directed the following letter to bo written to Mr Haskcr, who has interested himself to procure a remission of sentence in the case of Robert Hardy, sentenced at the last assizes by Baron Pollock, to twelve ...
... Bothal.—Mr. William Gray, to Miss Elizabeth Hardy, both of Bedlington. Mr. Christopher Tnrnbull, to Miss Dinah Simpson, both of West Sleekburn. At Seghill, 15th inst., by the Rev. W. Skeene, D.D., Mr. Thomas Pegg, Am mouth, to Annie, yonngest daughter ...
... I’urves, saddler. 3 Globe Asters, sorts Alex. Lillie ; Thomas Thomson ; Ralph Grey. 3 Fea’hered Asters, aorta—Alexander Gardiner ; Thomas Thomson ; John Wood. 3 German Ten-week Stocks, do.—Thomas Thomson ; Wil iam Allan; George McKenxie. 4 French Marigolds ...
... Paterson ; J. Purves. Miss H. Haig, Allanton—Six Heaviest Potato-s R. Paterson. By Mr Thomas Muir, Scfcoolhouse, MorHington Best Two Hardy Ferns J. M’Kenzie ; Thomas Thomson. By Nicholson, watchmaker, Berwick—Best 6 Pansies, 4 sorts John ood James Purves ...
... directed the following letter to written to Mr ilasker, who hoe interested himself procure remission 3entmee in the case Robert Hardy, sentenced at tho last assizes Biroa P.dlock, to twelve months' imprisonment, for perjury committed on the bearing of charge ...
... Dord a. Bilbao; Gussbaw e, do; Nellie Wise s, Ibrail; Shotten p, Odessa; 8. W, Kelly s, Oran. HULL LIST. Arrived, Sept 27—Thomas Wilton, Croustadt. Texel, Arrived. Pelton s, fr. m Shields. HeIVOKT, Arrived, Sept Glucmbants s, from Shields, ASSLCIB, Arrived ...
... Purvea. By W. Compton Lundie. Esq., Best fl Potatoes, I Cabbage, 2 Cauliflower, and 4 Spring Onions—George McNab; Thomas Thomson. Mrs Thomas Cockburn. Paxton, best 2 Red Cabbage, given to Oouor William Allan ; Robert Patterson. Hy Mr James Renwick, Gainslaw ...
... F. Bowetead, b Innes .. 4 not oat J. Emmerson, Short 16 Ibw, Abernetby 3 R. Willis, c Hardy 6 not oat 1 R. Taylor, b Abernethy 7 A. Hardie, Abtrnethy 4 G. Scott, c J. Abernethy 8 W. Scott, b Abernetby R. Phillips, Abernetby I ...
... of beans, W. Pickering, 1: A. George 1; Man bab Mang. 3. Roses, James plate, J. 1; 2B Thomas 0: wore 8 African ‘nan, 2; Joha Miller, 1, Reboes, Gargett, 3, T, Hardy: Tm BS J. 1; bouquet of wild flowers Robson, 2; Tweedy, 1; J. 1 14 years G. Walker, 1; ...
... the chief prize-takers were lesers ce Mon Nesbitt, Thomas Smith, John Jackson, Gray, Josiah Mall, B, Dann, E. Blaylock, H. Urwin, John Milstead, and James 1 winners in les were:—Messrs A. out Roy, G. Hardy. J, The J, Griff 2, HL Tatterson, I. Weldon W. Lawson ...
... Robertson, Parade 2 Uersniams—Thomas Robertson ; W. Brown. 3 Geraniums—W. Brown ; Tbos. Robertson. 2 Bronze Geraniums - Tbos. Robertson ; W. Brown. 6 Trusses Geraniums—James Lamb ; W. Brown. 3 Trusses Geraniums—W. Brown ; Thomas Robeitson. 6 Dahlias—A. Dodson ...
... John Tully : 2nd, John Milburn : 3rd. K. Steel. Lilac, or P-ach coloured Dahlia—lst, J. Sutherland ; 2nd; John Tally ; 3rd, Thomas Tally. Tipped Dahlia—lst, JohnTully ;2nd, John Milburn ; 3rd, J. Sutherland. Yellow or Sulphur Dahlia—lst, Knox ; 2nd, J. ...