... Mlrrat. fancer, ■aster Tnhaaails. Tornfaias, and aoa the Me Bee. Thomas Murray. Frse Church Manas. MMmar. ARRig, only daughter of lato John OuaiU. lareicasM Anaa. Crathle. and akca M-Hardy. Wester Torpbins. MOIR -At St XaUlmv's Cbarvh. Old Mldnia. oath* ...

... cmlemoulh, 2»tb May, Jaßßa Gba-M, agad .w yaara. HABDV. —At Via*baa*. Foetn. tba S3id May. JaMiaisa Louis, widow AUxaadar Hardy, lata famar, CoopcTbill, Oaraavay. BBS LOP.—At Howa o' Ba.haa, PatarWad. on the 3-lb May. WiLUaa UsaLOi-, brevar, aged yaara ...

... contribution toward* the erection of the Corgarff Hall, while Mrs M'Hardy. who belonged to New Zealand, gave a large donation towards the renova tion of the church of Corgarff M'Hardy'* remains were interred at Napier on Sunday. Ist th toher The funeral ...

... pansies. African marigolds, China asters: Mr Ja*. Walter for roe**, raraation*. dahlia*, borbaceoas plants, quilled aelrra. hardy aanoal*. table bouquet, and viola*: Mr Kobe Gibb for French marigold*, gladioli, antirrhinums, geranium verbena trusts, •w ...

... Mr. ami Mr*, and Master Perrier, Dundee; Mr and Mr* Campbell, Dumbarton; Mr* Portar, Unntly ; MU* Andemon, AuchteHem ; Min Hardy, Kdiaburgh. Mas Kmhub, m.UBLLTMitx STBKBT.-Mr awl Mr* and Imaily ««*. Lo. kerb) Station. files; Mr ami Mr* FU*ch*r and family ...

... hitherto been accustomed flee, said, nor will I flee now. I commend you to God. In few minutes he waa counted among the slain. Thomas de Moore attributes the King's escape not to the swiftness of hi* horse, nor to the effort* men. but the Mother of God whom ...

... M'tiregor. carrying aliattle. axe. ami a rear guard (tearing Lochalier axes, and consisting of Messrs H. Dunbar. Alexander M'Hardy. and James (I sick A« senior sergt . Sergt Philip paraded the men from the bridge to Inverernan House, iie-tling close in front ...

... Leys Hydrangea-1 Wilson, 2 Gill, 3 Maggie Reid Balsams—Rainy Petunias, double-1 Keir, 2 Cruickshank Cur FLOWIRS. First Miss. Hardy annuals, small bunches, distinct var.- 1 Young, 3 Mrs Riddoch Asters, of sorts, quilled section-1 and 2 Sandison, 3 Wm. Davie ...

... existed, the Government should, by communication with other Powers. come to some agreement with regard to the Moray Firth. Mr Thomas Gibson Bowles said he wondered whether the Scottish members bad read an excellent book recently published entitled the Resources ...

... *hort and inte-reeging address, clcaling e-hielfy with revii-w of the- past work of th-- Guild Vote* thanks were proposed Hardie to ‘h* performer*, the and to Mr Maver for the enjoyable treat they hail affotde-d The aes-ompaoiments were tastefully p'aye-d ...

... Alpe. Those saadwicbes are not nutritious enough for Dissent to thrive apon. A real live once went Hexham in the person ol Thomas Cooper, then an •• unbeliever, if not an atbie»t Forty year* afterwanl* Cooper met I’arker after one of hi* Thunnlay morning ...

... Jame* Murray. Jo. la; Wm. Forbea. . Jaiuei Newtouda, . to; Miia Keld. . 2« Al. Mra amiib. Ax, to; M'Kenxi*. d . to; nllliam M Hardy, do . la; Jsarat Clodda*. ora . Krhb t'ottae. toAl; J «me* do., to. * Friend. 2iAI; Johnatoo, I*. Mia* M WilUam. 5. Garden ...