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... HOUSE FURNISHINGS . THOMAS MENZIES & CO. attentive NEW GOODS Ulm P A Weak ban. BRUSSELS. TAPIESTRY. VELVET TATTETRY (a Rid Copt). MOD111.41(2 PRICE* NEW ISTAEHiI .. d ANG(.O.I7%OIAN ART BORDERED CARPETS, New Alsiale, .V ..did Wean T. IL MIS lima BRUSSELS ...
... Births, Marriages, and Beaths. At Wil s;n.:l%'uwi-u,m wifs t William on o of THOMAS A. BROOXE, potter, of & Son At Hamilton Square, on the 20th inst., the wife of THOMAS STEVENSON, moulder, of a son MARRIAGES At Boulli.‘(}olilm, Midlothian, en the 28th ...
... THORNHILL GRASS PARKS, On THURSDAY, 14th MARCH. THOMAS BINNIK bega to intimate that he will Let by Public Auction, fr the Season's Grazing, on Thursday, 14th March, 1889, the GRASS PARKS on the LANDS of THORNHILL, Falkirk. The Fields are well situated ...
... A. W. Allan 12 James Miller, Bainsford. 25 W. Hardie John Scott, Camelon 32 D. Rutherford 29 William Todd, Larbert 15 80 Grangemouth, up. LAEBRBT. R. Richardson 18 Jas. Mitchell, Bonnybndge 23 Thomas Gardiner 19 D. Mitchell, Polmont 21 A. Bruce C ...
... Jambs Aitebn. George A. Jamieson. William Potter. John Bell. Thomas Donald. Henry Malcolm. John Baird. .lambs Carnib Couue. Thomas Combe. Alexander Donaldson. William Redoib. Alexander Hardie. John Lapslbt. Robert Hardib. William M'Naib. John White. Benjamin ...
... Bowling Club —At the beginning of the bowling season intimation was given that the president, Mr Thomas Macgill; the vice-president, Mr William Hardie; and the treasurer, Mv George Michie, would each present a prize for competition, and tbeae competitions ...
... Substitute Shairp. J. J. Cad ell, Alexander Hardie, H. M. Cadell, Provost Giiruour, J. C. Hamilton, William Dougul, A. H. Crichton, James Bra.-h, Provost Sutherland, Wm. Giikison, Stewart (Bo’neSs). Samuel Wells, Thomas Hope, Alexander Simpson, Rev. J. A. Ireland ...
... ju«t as the darknecs was corning on. The members then met in the bowl-house, when Mr William Hardie, vice president (in the absence of the president, Mr Thomas Macgiil), in his usual genial and happy manner, congratulated the players on the pleasant game ...
... BURGH POLIOCE COURT. Monday, 12th August. ProvosT SIMPSON, AND BAILIE BALLANTINE Robert Hardie, labourer, Corbiehall, aud Jane Mills or Hardie, his wife, were charged with 00-mittius a breach of the Euco at the house of Ellen Henderson, Longhaugh Sqnare ...
... Janet Hendrie {Nettie), dearly beloved wife of Daniel M'Donald Whyte. Bankside, on the 27th inst., after lingering ill* nees, Thomas Te.tr, late Royal Artillery, aged years. At Persia Row, Bainsford, the 29th inst., Catherine Adam, widow of the late John ...
... Bowling Club. The green was opened for the season on Thursday night a match between the president, Mr Thomas Macgill, and the vice-president, Mr Wm. Hardie. The turf was in fiife order, and a highly enjoyable game was played, ending in victory for the president ...
... 0 0 George Henderson, 20 William Harper, 0 Alex. Gibb ..’ 0 Ricbd. Hardie, 4 0 James Falconer, 8 2 0 Alex. Hardie, 13 4 Wm. Allan, .. 5 Thomas Hardie, 5 12 0 John Haroie, 58 0 Wm. Cassels, 2 16 0 Andrew Kid, 2 16 0 Richd Hamilton ...