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... Cockburnspath. Turniwa Thomas O-ckburmiwth; John Malcolm. ParsuilH—James Turner, Ralph Storey. ; John Malcolm. White I’otat»*es - Janie* Kenton, C*-ckViurn.*path ; James David Bit dean; Joseph Tricked, Kidney Potatoes—J-hn B-lt-n, jun., Thomas Braidlord, ; Mis* ...
... At Poet Office, Eycmonth. on the lost., Urn wife G. B. Sinclair, of a daughter. At Cockhnrn. Duns, the ult, the wUe of Thomas Hardie, farm servant, eon. At Cnmledge Mill, Dana, on the 4th Inst., the wife Geo. Lawrie. finisher, of a daughter. At Karlston ...
... manfacturer, seed 69. Frien.U please accept tills (the only) Intimeiion. 42, West End, Tweedmouth, the 2lal mkt, Margaret, wife of Thomas Stewart, aged years. 14, Albert Road, Spittal, on the 22nd inst., Wtllisni Davidson, labourer, aged oO yearn. At Ross. Bornmouth ...
... cock and hen bantams; Henry Coates, Kggle*bme, took, with a drake and duck, a timepiece presented by Thomas TVropson for br»t pen in classes 29 to 31; Thomas Brown. Clockmill, Dun*, look with a fsnUiUn electro-plated biscuit box value 21*. prenented Mr F ...
... Newcostlc on-Tyne. Mrs Renton’s, 110, Main Street—Mrs Murray and family, Jedburgh. At Mrs James Boston’s, Gala House—Mr Hardy, Miss Hardy, Edinburgh. At Spittal Hotel —Mr Rodgers, Mr Lauder, Kelso; Mr, Mm, end hilts Ncwlaoda and niece, Selkirk: Mrs I earmond ...
... Logan, Koq., Captain hurbes, UN., Aid. Cbristison, and H* Bolam, Esq. The license for the Union Hotel waa transferred from Thomas Mall to James G.mrlay ; that for the Queen’s Head, was transfered from ■lohnston to John Spiers, inn.; that for the Old Hen ...
... the Berwick•hire Sheriff Court. It l« action multiplepoinding at the ioatanco Thomae Torrance, farmer, Whitaome La»o. against John Kcdpath, ploughman, Whilaomo Latra, Thomas Uedpath, hind, Whilaomo (brother of drat named defender), and Susan Hall, outworker ...
... (Mr Morton's)—Mr* Harbottle, Miss Harbottle, Alnwick. Church Street (Mr Dixon’s)—Mr Alfred IHxon, London. W«»t Street (Mm Hardy’s)—Mra Nii hi>l*i«n, idleshead; Mrs Newby, South Shields; Mr •!. GU.-.*, T. Glass. Gateshead. High Street (Mr BrysonV)—Mr and ...
... Walker and family, Kelso; Air Brown, Kelso. Mrs rrinalc's, House—Mrs Kirkcaldy, Miss llender«>D, Jedburgh ; Wight, Kelso; Air Hardy, Hawick. Mrs 17, Main Street—Air Scott, South Moulton Street, (irosvonor Square, London. _ Mrs Jno. Wood's, 13, Alain Stre ...
... attempt to decide the derivation the word erwick. A suspicion prevails that it lias come to us from over the seas with the hardy Norsemen or Danes, because there in Norway •* Brevig,” which is considered to mean the same as Berwick. Some people are of ...
... Lax, Melrose; Michie, Kelso; Mr K. Brown, Jedburgh. At Miss Hope’s, Milton House, 114, Main Street —Mr Kohert and family, Thomas Dryden, Selkirk ; and Mrs James Goutlay, Edinburgh. Mrs «. Boston's, Tweed Hou»e--Mr Peter MeMorran, Yctholm. At Mrs Roll's ...
... Stocks, lal ike each—R. n, J, Sutherland. J. Weathernead. G German Stocks, aorU—R. Watsrm, H. Buttifant, J. Weatheihead. Half hardy Annaala (exclusive Astern. Mail- Bold*, and Stock*)—J. Weatherbead, H. Mia* Smith. 3 Phloxes, Varieties—J. Sutherland, T. Tally ...