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... John Ladmore (ship's steward's assistant) James Turner (-hip's oook) H Gore Herbert Owen William Woodhouse O'Connor Thomas E Eaaterling Hardy F Meritor Patrick Cogan Divid Poll Lamerton John Passmore Samuel Wil on A Barker (ordinary sea of joined from Barracks ...
... Carpenter had 145 runs for Bssex ; and in Cambridge v, Somerset, F. Mitenell piled up 191 foc the Universivy, Yesterday, Thomas Hardie, schoolboy, aged 12, plended guilty o stealing £5 from the provision cart of the Hawick Co-operative Society while 1t was ...
... PAJSEY I r - --'--V ¥r - ! ' v THOMAS ra Kiffh-Claas GrOOCCMS t & v -: 1000 ' ' (- ual !l US 0 WHITEHEAD THEIR 15 - CWT3! RANGES 13 CWIS Cask Coal on application STREET Hand) No 60 FEET! FEET!! ricK'S REPAIRING i tf rm CiM J ' : ? '! are - '? Satig- ...
... M‘Alpine, Thomas Hardie, John Carlile, William Paton, David Carlile ; Girls—Aunie Green, Agnes Stringer, Mngiie Maule, Kate Smart, Isa Gleghorn, Maggie Arnott, Maggie Monagl’mn, Annie Lawton; Sewing Prize — Mary Whitson. Attendance Prizes—Boys—Thomas M‘Burnie ...
... LONDON. BIRTH. At Calside Terrace, on the 17th inst., Mrs Thomas Macßobert, junr.; a daughter—stillborn. DEATHS. At 132 George Strect, Paisley, on the 16th inst., Magg e Hardie, beloved wife of Thomas Kilpatrick, At The Candren, Paisley, on the 17th inst ...
... Kearley, Howell, J. E Eilis, Cald. well, M‘Donald, Keay, and Mujor dJones, Mr Keir Hardie was accidentally shut out from the division. Had he been preseny, Mr Hardie would have veted for amnesty. The Central News learns that fuily 40 Liberals in addition ...
... M‘Gregor, Writing—Alexander M‘Lean, Katie Pattison. Drawing—James Cumming. Sewing—Georgina Cook. Attendance—Thomas (}rafimm, John Mitchell, Thomas Nuttall, John Jackson, John Brown, Robert Gardiner ; Jessie Millar, Annie M ‘Gregor, Effie M‘*Millan, Jane ...
... Nellie W, M‘Lennan ;2, Daisy Adam. Boys ~1, Thomas Russell ; 2, Thomas C. H. Graham; 3, Ernest Burnett. As determined by Class Marks—Girls ~1, Nellie. W. M‘Lennan; 2, Daisy Adam. Boysk‘rhor:u Russell ; 2, Thomas C. H. Graham ; 3, Ernest urnet Senior IV—As ...
... son. S g-. | _Silver Medals (presented by Sir Thomas Gle?-Cotts, Senior I.—Written zumw.flounu._my.._l' Jack | Bart., and Archibald Coats, Esq.)—-Girl —Jane M‘Walter. Boyd ;2, Norman M'Lennan ;3, Jack Hardie. Girls— Boy—James Lyle. 1. Bessie Keonedy; 2 ...
... boys by Miss Nellie Gibson, Mr A. C. Millar, Mr Sam. Smith, and Mr John Little (humorous); Miss Minnie Lang and Mr Robert Hardie, well-known local elocutionists, recited most acceptably ** Jeanie Deans and the Laird o' Dumbiedykes,” und added reading ...
... Mr Keir Hardie to safe guide for the working-classes follow His economics are fallacious instead of improving the condition people were they into practice they would lead ruin But leaving that point out of view meantime it uncharitable to Hardie’s sincerity ...
... Tuberous Begonias, varieties—l, W, M‘Alpine; 2, W. Brough, 46 Millarston ; 8, Thomas Ormiston, {)a.rdenar to Provost M*‘Kenzie, Mitiiken. Two Double Tubérous Begonias—l, Thomas Qrmiston; 2, W. M‘Alpine One Campanula Pyramidalis—l, D. Stevenson ; 2, J. Meiklem ...