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... sincerely, William Archer, b ft\ Among tha subscribers are M. Barrie, Mrs Hugh ,tes t ley, Sir William Martin /1 Garnott. Thomas Hardy. 'V v Mr William Heinemann, George Maedonald. Professor n't Claude Phillip, JU Robins, Bernard Shaw, -ifl Tree, fish** ...
... 1798-1831, we find a whole host of distinguished names:—Sir Ralph Abercromb} , Vice-Admiral Lord Collingwoodj Captain Sir Thomas Hardy, the Duke of Wellington, Viscount Hill, Henry Brougham, M.P., and the Right Hon. Sir Robert Peel, to pick out the most ...
... Robert Mills, 2 Thomas Young, g James Stark. 4 antirehinums—l Robert Mills, 2 Peter Riddell, 3 James Stark. ! 6 show pansies —1 Peter Riddell, 2 Thomas Y sung. 6 fancy pansies—l Thomas Young. ¢ show and faney pansies—l Thomas Young. 6 hardy ...
... MR BiNNIE'S SALES. FALKIRK AUCTION MART. SALE OF FAT STOCK, MONDAY, 12th SEPTEMBER, AT ONE O'CLOCK. THOMAS BINNIB begs to intimate that on account of FaJkirk Tryst, the .NEXT WEEKLY SALE of FAT CATTLE SHEEP, LAMBS CALVES, and PIGS, will be held at his ...
... a radius of Ten Miles MOHTHS' CREDIT ON APPROVED BILLS, DISCOUNT CASH. THOMAS BIXNIE, Anctioneer. SALE OF 60 TONS OF HAY, At CAULDHAME and DORRATOR, On THURSDAY, 11th AUGUST. THOMAS BINNIE begs to intimate that he is instructed Mr Archibald Ronald, to ...
... Tripney. Black currants—A. Hardie. Red currants—l, A. Hardie; 2, John Forrest. Apples —1, Thomas Chapman; 2, A. Grant. Vegetables.—Early cabbage—l, Geo. Grey; 2, Geo. Baird. Savoy—l, Thomas Binnie; 2, Jos. M'Aulay. German green—l, Thomas ...
... Tripney. Black currants—A. Hardie. Red currants—l, A. Hardie; 2, John Forrest. Apples —1, Thomas Chapman; 2, A. Grant. Vegetables.—Early cabbage—l, Geo. Grey; 2, Geo. Baird. Savoy—l, Thomas Binnie; 2, Jos. MAulay. German green—L Thomas ...
... dOyj. - - R. 30 . . Larbert Laurieston, - Mrs Lome, Linlithgow, - • HERALD_ . „ - -C. M. . . Miss Edgar, - -R. Hardie H« . - .W. Hardie, . Mrs Taylor, e Vf> Linlithgow Bridge, Mrs Re - - - Mitchell & Fleet Street >. _ Street* Co., - - Street Bro ...
... for com- mitting a breach of the peace on the public road cpposite the house at Broomhill, Bonnybridgs, occupiad by Robert Thomas Miscurer.--Peter Colbert, fireman, and Arch. Nicol. caittleman, Water Inns, Bo’ness, were charged with having, on the night ...
... i4^ LaurwMon, - Mrs Lome, Vfr** Linlilhgov, - - HERALD °*'jjjfisr • - C. M. Spence, . - Miss E,lgar, t. - -R. Hardie H'S 11 d o. . . - W. Hardie, a««». • - Mrs Taylor, Linlithgmc Bridge, - Mrs Dickson, j ionrfuH, - • • Mitchell & ...
... skips were Messrs Hardie and Pollock. A stubbornly contested game was witnessed, Cumbernauld standing well up against the city cracks. Ab the eighth end the scores stood peels—4 each ;then a 3 head followed by & 2 fell to Mr Hardie. This lead was maintained ...
... ladies' dtess suspenders; Wood and another, fog signals for railways; Verity, electric switches; Husberg, 6team turbines; M'Hardy, rasp cutting machines; Gill and another, printing machines; Jones, electiio arc lamps; Coughlin, railway switch boxes; S'oan ...