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... Mrs Lorne, News Agent. Laurvston, Joha M'Gregor, Jun. Lenzie Fe OFFL Larbert, Laurveston, Lanivtagow T) Archibald. 61 t RP Hardie. Street J. Lang, do. ge, R. Linkstone. Red Lion Court, Fleet St FP, White & C. Mitchell & Co. , 33 Fleet Street. London, : ...
... 2J-89 Corporal J Scott, 28-89 sass* s piper*! Donaldson, Bridge of A11an 33 31 R M Goe, Tillicoultry 30 28-88 Private Thomas Ferguson, 30 M Private H Wood. Snrling.X 29 c 0 Colour-Serceant A Roxburgh, Stirling 81 £8-86 Corporal W Bauchop, Falkirk ...
... Donaldson; ” Larbert Station e Laurieston, Mrs Lorne, “HERA OF sc Linlithgow,. . M. Spence, 61 ms pt. ” ” R. Hardie Miss Edgar, street ” - W. Hardie, ” - Mrs Taylor, Mrs Post. Mitchell & Bridge, Fleet R. F. White 80D) 38, Street & 0 je St 3? Street Bros, ...
... James Rankine, miner, ReddiDgrr.n:r, and Thomas M'Kelvie, labourer, Larbe-rt, who failed to appear in answer charges committing breaches of the peace. For failing to appear answer similar charge, Alexander Hardie, farm servant, Polraont, forfeited pledge ...
... solicitor, and agent for the poor, Stenhousemuir, appeared on behalf of the accused. Examined by the Procurator-Fiscal, Thomas Hardie, joiner, Laurieston, said that in the beginning last June he was employed joiner work of the lodge in question. The lodge ...
... John CaUander, **■ James Leslie, 14' tSX'i n,,ihl * . R. Y. Hamilton, »' John Milne, P. Stewart. ' . Miss M-.hr lie, Vira. Thomas Paul, R. S. Frew, « J. .I ' James 3acon, l Glasgow, ■ John o*l- ~,t^* . . C. P. Wataon, 134 JotnM'Murtric Love, Ar*>'j Wm ...
... . Miss Edgar, Ne*»J I,' . . R. Hardie, High . J. Lsng, do. /-•■iii *t4. Brtdffe, M a Dickson,. „ . . . R. F. White & Son'dir . - Street Bros., f cr»°jf «7 r J A. Fryer, r . . Sell* AdvertisiM* Street, E.C. . Thomas Column & v T. B. Browne, . Taylor^ ...
... to John Hardie, labourer, Grahamston, and~ ames moulder, who were then i im a state of intoxicstion. Accused denied the charge, and evidence wasied. Mr Thomas Wylie, solicitor, on behalf «f the sccused. The first witnees called was Jobn Hardie, lahonrer ...
... 2. T. Sutherland. Forced Hardy Plants—Wm. Henderson. Pot Mignonette—l, Peter Tait; 2, Wm. Robertson. Cinerarias—l. T. Sutherland; 2, J. Ogilvie. Cyclamens—Win. sltobertson. Amaryllis—l, Wm. Robertson; 2. Wm. Honderson. Hardy Border Plants—l. Wm. Henderson; ...
... Bailie LEARMONTH.) Breacues oF THE follcwing were the sentences imposed for creating disturbances in the burgh on Saturday:—'Thomas Johuston, moulder, Graham’s Road, 10s, forfeited; George Robertson, moulder, Kerse Lane, 10s, forfeited ; Cornelius M‘Sorley ...
... Pettigrew A Miller; 4, Thomas Rankine, Steohousemuir; very highly com., Messrs A Veitch ; highly com , Daniel Ramsay; corr., Thomas Wilkinson. Sell class, cock or hen, price not to exceed 20s—1. H M Watson ; 2, Hird A Kirmon ; 3, Thomas Bard ; 4, Henrv Shanks ...
... to appear in answer to a charge having been found drunk and incapable in Smith's Court. Pledges 10s each were forfeited Thomas Hardie, moulder Carron, and James M'Donald, labourer, Camelon, who failed to appear in answer a charge of creating disturbance ...