... Bath. 98,362 Thomas Usher. 75, of Thomas Usher k Sons, Park Brewery, Edinburgh 51,913 Samuel Charl'-s, second Baron Hindlip, 55, Samuel Allsopp k Sons, Burton-on-Trent 243.354 Thomas Hardy, 64, Hardy's Kim'erley Brewery, Kott ...

... Addresses were given by the Chairman, Rev. Messrs Hartley and White, and Thomas Steven. Solos were rendered by Mr W. Hamilton Bell, Miss Reid, Mr George Steven, Thomas Lindsay, Mr Thomas Stewart, Miss M. Fraser; duet Mias Reid and Mr George Steven ; piano ...

... Bath, 98,362 Thomas Usher. 7b, of Thomas Usher & Hons, Park Brewery, Edinburgh, .. 51,913 Samuel Charles, second Baron Hindlip, 55, Samuel Allsopp Sons, Burton-on-Trcnt 243,354 homns Hardy, 64, Hardy's Kim'erley Brewery, Notts .. 265,977 ...

... and White. and Mr Thom.vs Steven. Solos were rendered by Mr W. Haniilten Bell, Miss Reid, Mr George Steven, Mr Thomas Lindsay, Mr Thomas Stewart. Miss M. Fraser ; duet by Miss Reid and Mr Georsre Steven ; piano and organ duet by Miss White and Miss Butchart ...

... In couneition with this matter, ?? has tec. inly ■passed between Sir Thomas Thornton, lo'.vn cieik ; Mr li. Falconer Stewait, secretary oi the Local Oovei anient Board; and Mr Thomas Kimiear ; and the question to which attention will be s-l'ccially given ...

... connection with this matter, correspondence has recently passed between Sir Thomas Thornton, town clerk ; Mr G. Falconer Stewart, secretary of the Jx>cal Government Board ; and Air Thomas Kinnear; and the question to which attention will specially given will ...

... Uiod FORFAR ..Celtic Six.i-ty.-On Thursday night «» !ho i ? m^tinkr of this Society was held in ,- » tnlV Se Street Mr Mac Hardy pre- •■ - ; : : ?? ^rn^rs had boen ...

... BASSINETTES AND MAIL CARTS. CYCLES AND ACCESSORIES. KITCHEN RANGES. COOKING UTENSILS AND KITCHEH IRONMONGERY OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. Thomas .TrsTJCi; ft Pons, Ltd . in thanking tb* P- blic for ihe support hitherto extended to them. trust .hat this further development ...

... Park Avenue, Dundee, &*• | 17th inst., Petftr Fisher, mechanic, I (American papers please copy.) Hardy.—At James's Grove. Kirkcaldy' 15th inst.., Dr Hardy; in his 91st M'Lnjioy.—At Sonamore, Pitlochry, sU'-'' e ti' r the 15th inst., Henrietta Caroline ...

... heritors apainst any expense in connection with the structural opera- tions on the church fabric, and also a letter from Mr Mac Hardy, clerk of the heritors, intimating their acceptance of the same. After considerable discussion, it was agreed, at the request ...

... bell? Is it the bell- ringer of his own accord, or is it Mr Caie, Frovost M'Dougall, the rest of the Magis- trates, or Mr Mac Hardy town clerk? I have to ask the defaulter for an explanation. — l am, &c, Dumb Bells. DEFORMED CHILDREN. TO THE EDITOR OF THE ...

... t«arri „' . ln conjunction with injuries ' fv. oned changes in the of J?; 11 ?® their not ahowing C he WiVib stlll th *y are hardy lot! have a hard journey before —7- 4,4 % fun JSi not been idle, Mil K» of *h ft t will have to be done Jion „,*lth them, ...