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... defenders was given with expenses, viz :âDavid Elder, farmer, Polwarth, against George Hardie, labourer, Gavin- ton, for £4; Robert Bird, baker, Swinton, against Thomas Craik, farm servant, Winfield, for £11 19s 6d; Colonel Brown of Longformacus, against ...
... numerous are they, and so attractive are some of them, that there will be positive difficulty in choosioo amongst them. Messrs. Thomas Cook and Sou., as representing tbe Midland Company, will run excursions in almost all directions, nearly every day next week ...
... M‘Bride, Charles M'Oully, Thomas Luke, David Runell, Knockboy House; John Houston, P.laO.s W. Lester, William Thompson, James M Gratb, James Ecoks, H. Adams, J. Wiley, Tullymore Lodge; Robert Cnthcart, John Robinson, Thomas Manning. Samuel Boyd, John ...
... Constable to take into consideration what was ‘Kerracher, Giasdale, ne im M‘Hardy, free verness, and Mr Younger, (2), also fair and just to , Glentata, Alyth ; Helen Taylor, Bi Mr M‘Hardy made t! and he objected to any sort of cleat of Ireland. ford; 23 Marshall ...
... Church congregation, Newbattle, Dalkeith, was opened by the Rev. John Robertson, Glasgow. The pastor of the church (Rev. A. Hardie) and other ministers were also present. LABOUR AND WAGES. HEMS. FOR MASTERS AND MIN. Notices have been posted up the pitheads ...
... Mr Peter Cran, commission agent, Marischal 1 Street; Mr Alexander M‘Hardy, chief constable, Inverness-shire; Mr Charles M* Hardy, chief constable, Dumbartonshire ; and Inspector M‘Hardy, j Inverurie, nephews. There was a large attendance ' of members of ...
... Peter Waite, Castlehills. driver, James Hall; 4, J. P. Rand. South Berrington, driver, John Hardy ; 5, J. P. Rand, driver. Mark Brown. First for decoration—Wm Hardy, Middle Scremerston, driver, Robert Maddison. Judges, William Clarke, Esq., Mousen Hall; ...
... Littleton, senr., Air. Littleton, junr , Air. Henley, Air. Beale, Air. Wheeler (Oakle-strcet), Air. W. Ellis (Oakle-street), Air. Thomas Langford (Rudford), and Air. A. AI. Sydney-Turner's carriage. The coffin was covered with beautiful wreaths and other floral ...
... launched on bis adven- turous voyage. And as the event proved, that voyage was bound in challows and in miseries, Before the hardy mariner had got clear of harbour he had shown bis lack of equipment by allowing a ‘very ordinary obstacle to get the better ...
... Y 31, 1892 ELECTION NEWS. THE COMING DISSOLUTION. leat | THE ) ia the Lobby of the House FoR of! Last night the Honourable Thomas Cochrane, Commons rie was one of much anime- the Unionist candidate for the representation of constituency whe are resident ...
... Reamebottom, Ei?q., Geashil]. ?XQUISITB double white hardy ACHILEBA 1i4 covered with flowers for months; aplendid for eattiug ; quickly in creases ; three, 1 s 3d free.- W. Reamebotoom, GeasihilL ? HOWY, hardy, rur?le. free-flowering STEN- ACTIS ; nice for ...
... St. Thomas’ Chapel, adjoining the chancel, and into vhich the organ has been moved, has screen of carved oak. The choir stalls are of carved oak with linenfold pinels, and the same design pervades the whole work. These and three pews in S. Thomas’ Chapel ...