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... minister. Among those present were; —General Buist, Crieff; Provost Finlayson. Crieff; Ex Provost Macgregor, Crieff; Rev. Thomas Hardy, Fowlis-Westei, Moderator of the Presbytery; Bt*v. the Hon. Arthur Gordon, Monzievaird and Strowan; Rev. James M’Gibboo ...
... t the door of the book- ing hall at Grahaniston Railway Station (1) committed a breach of the peace, and (2) assaulted Thomas Hardy Duff, engineer, Dundas Street, Grangemouth, by striking bim two severe blows on the face with the clenched fists , and ...
... Tullibody, to be minister of Ibeehurch and parish of Motuie. In the absence of Rev. Andrew Campbell, Crieff, Moderator, Kev. Thomas Hardy, Fowlis-Wester, as senior minister present, presided. The proceedings very format, and there were no objections to Mr Murray's ...
... affection with the people, and when he etawl on more *table or healthy foundation, than the preoeni. 'Hear, hear. ' En. Thomas Hardy. Vowing-Wester. replied. and maid that the Church wan now far more clearly in touch with the laity. and the best of the ...
... Tweedie CSI Mr A G Maxtone Graham yr Cul-toquhey Mr J E Ross factor Abercairney Mr Ballingall factor Blair Drummond Rev Thomas Hardy Fowlis-Wester Mr C D M Ross and Mr Robertson DUNBLANE FOR THE BREAKFAST & ARE UNSURPASSED TRIAL WILL PROVE ABERDEEN HADDOCKS ...
... butter knife spoon A (Balquhidder) small knife Aliss Hill (Kingshouse) white fancy table-cloth A R AlacGregor print of Sir Thomas Hardy Alenzies Alenzies brass-bound tub for flower pot Alisses Drummond Hay pottery Alajor the Hon Murray silver coffee pot basin ...
... similar offence. Tueaday —Bailie Melvin the Bench. Thomas Gray, residing Back Road. Sauchie, was chanred with assaulting his wife, her sister, Maggie Williamson, and her half-brother, William Hardie, in Gabertson, 2nd mat. Accused pleaded not guilty, ...
... Grant; 2, Thomas Chapman. Hollyhock spikes—l, Joseph M‘Auley ; 2, Wm. L Frvit. ‘ies—l, Leishman Robert Binnie Black currants—1l, Alexander Hardie; 2, Wm. Leishman. Tomatoes—Thomas Binnie. Red currants—l, Alex. Hardie; 2, Mrs J Gray. Apples—l, ...
... M‘Whinnie. Hen—Wm. M‘Whianie. Norwich lainhead, cock—A. Hardie. Hen—George Shil- Mitchell, nglaw. Common cock—D, Fleming. Hen—A. British bird —R. Millar. Selling class—A. Hardie. Foreign bird—A. Hardie. Mule or or hen—D. hybrid—Wm. M‘Whinnie. Best bred 1899 ...
... —Common rabbit—Thomas cab—A. Hardie. Hea—D. Flemi: Piebald Sh or foul cock or hen—John Shillinglew. érested cock—Wm. M‘Whinnie. Hen— erest bred cock— Wm. Hen—Wm. M cock—A. Hardie. Hen—George Shil- Common cock—D, Fleming Hen—aA. class—A. Hardie. British bird ...
... Finlay, Auchentyre. ames Dunn, Southfield. John Webster, Carronside- Alex. Simpson, Wesb Mains Robert Hardie, Little Kers® William Jackson, E Thomas Gray, Halls of Ai Wm. Stevenson, Island, ; Wm. Gilchrist, Bellsdyke- W. W. Tait, Botrees. David Paul, ...
... the Cwt. Liveweight. SALES MILCH COWS, STORE CATTLE, and SHEEP, every THURSDAY, Twelve o’clock Noon. THOMAS BINNIR, Auctioneer. /CABBAGE PLANTS (time hardy).—Early and Large York* (acaroe). 1000, 10,000; Savoy*. Greens, Bed*. 1/6 per 1000, 10/ 10,000; Sprouts ...