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... treatment his workmen is marked bv the thoughtful, kindly consideration of aPChristian gentleman. One old man between 70 and 80, Thomas Reilly, testified to the kindness and generosity with which he had been treated. His work, he said, had been made easier _as ...
... treatment of his workmen is marked by the thoughtful, kind:y considera- tion of ?? gentleman. One old man between 70 and 80, Thomas Really, testified to the kindness and generosity with which he had been treated. His work, he said, had been made easier as ...
... of the men, and the officers present were Lieutenant-Colonel Mac Hardy, Major Anderson, Major Mac Lean, Lieutenants Moffat, Gordon, and Graham. The officiating clergyman was the Rev. Thomas Cameron, Faruell, chaplain to the Forfar Detachment, who chose ...
... Cuthbert, Glass, Govt, Grieve, Hardie, Love, Macgregor, M'Vioar, ton, Reid, Wat-son, Wotherspoon; Andrew Hutehoson, vice-convener of the county; Provost Ramsay, Carnoustie; Mr F. None Miller, chairman of the School Board: Mr Thomas, postmaster: Mr John Moncrieff ...
... Gia--, r.icr, (rieve, Hardie, Love. Mucgregor. Sl'Vicar! Paton, Reid. Watson, Wotherspoon; Mr Andrew Hutcheson, vice-convener of .he county; Provost Ra.nsay, Carnoustie ; Mr F. JCorie Miller, chair-nan of the School Biard : Mr Thomas, postmaster: Mr Joh ...
... in these industries. Mr Keir Hardie did not deny others were as bad as Lord Overtoun, put if these others envied his Lordship’s popularity, in course of time they would have their chance of sharing it. (Applause.) Mr Hardie then proceeded make statements ...
... Sub-Inspector of Schools, a first leet of eight was last night chosen the School Board. The names include that of Mr Walter Hardis, M. A., High School, Dundee. Two-extraordinary fatalities are reported —one from iiassie and the other from Abemyte. In the ...
... with Cathedral and Hand-Painted Olan; also Large Variety Silk aud ' Leather Painted Fire-SuTeens. from 2s lid upwards-»t Thomas Justice Sons, Ud., Whitehall Street. Dundee. FRAIN'S IST TO BTH Jk? T9 CASTLE STREET. * f TELLY CANS Best Iff'' \WI O Makes ...
... James Adams, Constitution Street, Dundee, F. H. Gavin, Murraygate, Dundee. James Y. Langlands, Hilltown, Dundee. Edward M'Hardy, Ann Street, Dundee. John Heggik, Ann Street, Dundee. Robert Sim, Hilltown, Dundee. D. Forbes, Hospital Wynd, Dundee. W. H ...
... Anderson, Kirkinch. Fruit.—4 Largest Kitchen Apples— l Thomas N. Tasker, Kllangowan ; 2 Mrs Forrester, Mains of Fnilarton ; George Dick,Meigle 4 Best Table Apples—l Mrs Forrester,2 Geotge Dick, 3 Thomas N. Tasker. lection Apples, 4 varieties T. N. Tasker ...
... but if further details are gone into it may probably extend to three weeks. The nionists of East Pancras have selected Mr Thomas Wrightson, late member lor Stockton, a candidate for the vacancy caused by the resignation of Mr R. Grant W fibster, while ...
... Robert Frew, William D. Hunter; he Andrew Todd. .Tames Auchterlonle. Bantam Hen (any other j;; Robert Frew; 2 Thomas Scotland, Alloa. Seliiot P' Thomas Crawford; 2 Hugh Frame. -W-' ,jjer^• vhe John Ferguson,; he Richardson *■ jj« John Penmnn. Selling-Class ...