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... lodged with Mr Alexander Mac Hardy, town clerk, a letter resigning his seat On the Town Council, in consequence of his being appli- cant for the office of distributor of Dr Wylhe's bequest, rendered vacant by the death of Mr Thomas Stirling. Mr James Elmslie ...
... ; Afier■«!* Thomas Johnstone. Sunday Afternoon Service for Bane Hall, Sunday First, 2.10. RATION DISTRICT Hall, Dundee, Satur- ,GATIONAL CHB _M.—Rev. David Barran. 6.30 t. Aberdeen- His Servants shall sse t. i awkhill. Rev.- Thomas Templeton, .he ...
... A NOTABLE PERTHSHIRE FARMER. [By the Courier Special Commissioner.] Mr Thomas Donaldson, farmer, Boghall, near Perth, is a praiseworthy son the soil, who, by his own industry, perseverance, and indomitable pluck, has risen himself from the ranks to the ...
... A NOTABLE PERTHSHIRE FARMER. [By the Courier Special Commissioner.] Mr Thomas Donaldson, farmer, Boghall, near Perth, is a praiseworthy son of the soil, who, by his own industry, perseverance, and indomitable pluck, has risen himself from the ranks to ...
... EVANS. For the NORTH BRITISH RAILWAY CO., . p. M'DOUGALL. Glasgow, Feb. 24, £37. fJIHOMAS HARDIE HORNE, DECEASED. All Parties having CLAIMS against the Late THOMAS HARDIE HORNE. formerly residing Trottjck, near Inchture, and latterly residing at The Hut, an ...
... of cross-breeding, so far as milk and hardiness of constitution are concerned. A judicious — in part, perhaps, a fortuitous — intermingling of Jersey and Shorthorn blood with that of a puny and ill-formed, but hardy race of cattle, that were inferior alike ...
... from the other merits which it obviously possesses. Thomas Chalmers. By W. Garde-* Blaieie. Oliphant, Anderson, and Ferrier, Edinburgh and London. — It will surprise nobody to learn that a book on Thomas Chalmers has been added to the Famous Scots Series ...
... apart from the other merits which it obviously possesses. Thomas Chalmers. By W. Garden Blaikie. Oliphant, Anderson, and Ferrier, Edinburgh and London.—lt will surprise nobody learn that a book Thomas Chalmers has been added to the Famous Scots Series of ...
... ?? Reid is at a wide and cohvenient part of the thoroughfare, while its frontage is ali that could be efeslred. Mr A. Mac Hardy, the town clerk, is expecting a communication from headquarters in a few days, so that a solution of the difficulty is probably ...
... Theodore Marshall and Rev. George Milligan ; secretary and treasurer, Mr Robert Miller ; com- mittee of management, Messrs Thomas Kerr, Daniel Robertson, George Spiers, George Doeg, David Doig, Robert Buchanan, and James Ballan- tine. Glamis. — The annual ...
... I)IANOKORTE TUNlNG.—Orders Piinetuall Attended to (Town ountry). M;;-ic Supplied for Evening Parties. Terms on Application. Thomas Bird, Baxter Park Terrace. Coffee, Pies, und other Rafreshmi nt . Best Quafity, Moderate Prices. Sitting Acton modalion. Soiree ...
... Company 6th V.B.R.H. in the Drill Ha.l, which was tastefully decorated. Upwards of 60 sat down to supper, purveyed by .Mr Thomas Hardie, Bruce Arms. Captain Lumsden presided, and was supported by Surgeon-Captain Mackay, Drill-Instruetcr Maclaren, and Sergeants ...