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... Socie'y opens with a well-written little story, Scarfaide. The anecdote corner is richer than ever. Frederick Arnold and Thomas Hardy contribute papers. Storied by French Novelists introduce us to Gaboriatt, the Poe, so to say, of France. The tale given ...
... Friday, August 1882, commencing at eleven o'clock the forenoon precisely. THOMAS M. DAWSON (late Manager for Mr W. Easten, deceased) will SELL AUCTION, as above, at The Auction Rooms, 9, Market Street (few doors from Theatre Royal), Newcastle, HOUSEHOLD ...
... completed. Scores : Capt. Dorling. b Millar .. 41 Henderson, Thomas 0 Wpgley, c Wilson, b Miller 35 Bennet. c Hardy, b Millitr 3 Baldwin, TambDll, b Thomsa IU Clanghton, c Taylor, b Thomas W. A. Lngao, ran out Bristow, b Millar 22 Dick ins ...
... James Watson, Newcastle, Tare : Pass in freehand: O. 100. J. and W. 1.. C. Leach; geometry: W. C. Thomas Swinney, and H. E. Charlton; perfect, v: «■ V. Hardy, excellent; J. and Tom J, >° model Jane K. M and Swinnov. ...
... Newcastle, ?? in freehand ,. Lee, J. Fergusson, and 1Y, L. C. Leach; in geometry: W. C, Hardy, excellent; Thomas Svwinney, and H. F. Charlton ; in perspective: Wi. . ~Hardy, excellent; J. IicLachlan and Tern J. Turner; in model : Sane E. Bell end Rlobert Swinney ...
... judge of shorthorn cattle ; and Mr David Hardie, Priesthaugh, Hawick, was a judge of Galloway cattle. Mr Hugh Andrew,Lennoxglove, Acredales, Haddiugton, was a judge of draught stallions and entire colts. Mr Thomas Elliot, Blackhaugh,Galashiels, wa» a judge ...
... Plant—''ra nmsdcn, A Thompson. Mr John Bell. Newlands. for the best 3 Stocks (plants)—Thomas Mercer. W, Reid. Bv Mr John Cairns, The Hirsel. for the best *id Tweedie, W. Be d. Thomas Mercer, The Hirsel, for tbe best Cot Flowers —W. Reid, R. Monlop. Mr Smith, bnilder ...
... tailor and clothier, of a son. MARRIAGES. At 4, Rankeilor Strest, Edinburgh, on the 27th ult., by the Rev. A. D. Robertson, Thomas V. Redpath, to Maggie, daughter of T. Milroy, painter, Clerk Street, Edinburgh. At the E.P. Church, Ancroft North Moor, on ...
... Reid. Thomas Mercer ; French Marigolds - D. Logan, A. Thompson ; 4 African do—W. Reid ;3 Antirrhinums—A. Thomp son, W. Reid ; 2 Stocks—George Fer fe o*oo, Hirsel, VV. Reid; 3 Pentetemona—George Tweedie, Reid; Phloxes—George Tweedie, W. Reid ; 3 Hardy Herhaceons ...
... team. The following are the scores:— Berwick. Capt. Darling, b Millar 41 J. Henderson, b Thomas 0 A. E., Wrigley, c Wilson, b Millar .35 T. B. Bennett, c Hardy, b do 8 Baldwin, c Turnbull 10 F. A. C. Claughton, c Taylor W. A. Logan, runout 70 E. Bristow ...
... Thompson. By Mr John Bell, Newlands, for the best Three German Stocks (plants) : Thomas Mercer, Wm. Reid. By John Cairns, The Hirscl, for the best Phloxes : G. W. Reid. Thomas Merct-r, The Hirsel, for the best Cut Flower*: W. Reid, R. Dunlop. Mr Willi Smith ...
... Regiment; James Cross, chief gunner's mate; George Jennings, gunner's mate; James Williams, leading seaman; Thomas Gleeson, able seaman; Thomas Hawkins, able seaman; William Fox, able seaman; William Edwards, able seaman; Henry Reardon, able seaman; John ...