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... Halquhidder Small paper kunife : Mr and Miss Hill, Kivgshoue White fangy tablecloth: Mr A. R. Mactiroger Prints of Nr¢ Thomas Hardy: Mis Menzie of Menzie Biaes bound tub for fower pot : Miss Drusamond Hay Three old pottery vases: Major the Hon. Andrew ...
... M’l? on business in Coldstream u.‘w the firm of John Kerse & Mon, of which he is the sole partner. _ THOMAS STEVENSON HARDIE (otherwise Thes, Hardies, buteher, Kirkilston, (BOBERT WILBOX. wineand spirit morchant, some, time un?l- on business at the Ship ...
... Jute Company, Limited. 35 Shares (£3O paid) of the British India Steam Navigation (g:mpany, Limited. For particulars apply to THOMAS MACFADZEAN, Solicitor. DAVID BALLOCH, AUCTIONEER, VALUATOR, & BUSINESS TRANSFER AGENT, Campbeltown and Glasgow. All Orders ...
... Jaunched at the Trowachs' end. The steamer will be about half breadth more than the preseut boat, and a bittle longer. Mr Thomas Paterson, Borgue, has arranged to run & waggonetie from Dunbeath to Helmsdale and back in connection with the mail traine ...
... Thos. Scott, Tostary :2, K. Clark. Special prizes Ploughman with largest family —Allan Mac- Donald. Best looking :luu‘hmnn Thomas Scott. Quietest plu\fiorlnn Neil Gray, Cairnmore. Tallest ploughman A, Mae- Donald. Mr Mac Lean entertained the judges and ...
... of Lockiel :Mr Frank Pophom: Mr A J R Maclean of Ardgour: Lord Abwrdonr: Mr R bert Nesham, Loadon: S Reginald Hardy and Lady Mr Levnard Hardy ;Mr A, Harvie Anderson, sy. - Amalinds. Mis Auderson: Mr D. A. Bngham sn Mrs Binglam : Mr Allia M. Connell, ey ...
... increascd they were at oneo largely raised from seed, and now they can be bought as cheaply as any other plants Some are more hardy than others, the exotics nq“l;ovldvddhn!.bn».-dlh best are not extreme in this way. The variety d”h.',tht(nf'lml‘lh best ...
... sea. It opens with a blewing on the ship and armonr of Clan Ronald. He pleads for favourable gales and for the safety of the hardy sailors and the ship, and for guidance (o the desired haven. The dedieation of Clan Konald's armour mentions swonds, lances ...
... Peebles, has leen appointed (actor on the Skiho extate, Sutherlandshire, which was recently acquired by Mr Andrew Carnegie. Mr Hardie went to Peebles alout three years ago, in saeces sion to Mr Andrew Slater, who q:“u the Queen's estate at Osborne. IIN Glasgow ...
... hinnocence to pecks g 0 and it, fulfls his charge to such excellent effect as quired. is not because her sons are brave and hardy—others holes in a man's legs, Mr. Parlangdy. That magpie's oo o know what becomes of the object of his care, “Eh? Oh, no, M ...