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... Br own, Blackridge; were also present Rev. Mr Blackridge; Bailie Grieve, superintendent of the Congregational ; and Mr J. Hardy. superintendent of the Mission Sabbath School. A very well sustained programme of part songs, recitations, and chorus pieces ...
... ADDENDUM. On the death of Thomas Durham Weir. his eldest son. Robert S. W. Durham. was elected proses of the club, but died shortly afterwards without issue ; and his younger brother, Thos. linxuell Durham. was in turn elected preses in his stead—a position ...
... enthusiasm. This extra help derably augment the comtorts for our The committee of the Work Party wish Mrs Peet, Miss Reid, Mrs Hardy, Mrs Mrs G. Jeffrey, Mrs Jamieson, Mr Feirley of handkerchiefs, socks, assorted packets .r, flannel, shirts and wool; Messrs ...
... laughed a«» they picked me up. and they. Mght. I never felt so ashamed of myself revolver were taken from me Pieters- Dorothy. Thomas Burt all the while that I was thinking to her now that »h« seemed Jiefore, and with such a lot of young men burg railway station ...
... Committee of the East of Scotland Football Association met on Wednesday night in Suttie's Hotel. South Bridge. Edinburgh—Mr R. J. Hardie presiding. Mossend Swifts protested against West Calder being awarded the Ring Cup tie on Saturday last on the ground that ...
... when the Directors' report was approved of unanimously. The retiring Ihreetbre—Provost Gilmour, Councillor Thomas Beattie and Mr William Hardie—were reelected. (hi the motion of Mr Peter Fleming, wee:vied by Mr Jas. T. Drinnan, Mr Peter Miller, writer ...
... forfeited his bail of Bs. Going on the Ice on Linlithgow Loch.—At the Linlithgow Sheriff Court on Tuesday, John Clark and George Hardie. apprentice shoemakers. Linlithgow. were charged with having on 18th February gone on the ice on Linlithgow Loch when they ...
... last number of ,, for lo Oil Company mot u. 81 ,„ . purpose Ol presrutiug on his engineer, w.th » ...
... Campbell, Chapel Lane. was fined 7s 6d, with the option of 7 days in prison. Thomas Harr. miner, for committing a breach of the peace, forfeited 7a 6d. For a similar offence Thomas Boyle, John Welsh. and John Loftus. miner, were each fined 10. lid or 10 days ...
... reappointed as the Licensing Committee:—Captain Steuart, Mr H. M. Cadell. Grange; Mr Alexander Hardie, Linlithgow; Mr kswrence Dougal, Bathgate: Mr Thomas Hutchison, Carlowrie : Captain Dundas. Mr James Allan. Bo'ness • Mr Charles Chalmers, Longcroft; ...
... attendance sided over by Rev D. Eater. A programme of rec itations, and readings was carried t b Miss A. Grieve. Miss Mary Hardy, Mime . and Mr H. Lowe, Mr J. Love, and Mr J. Marr. Several parlour games were much enjoyed. Bathgate E.U. Senior Bible Class ...
... Jane Mills or Hardie, wife of Roht. Hardie. by kicking her on the stomach at Main Street. the lsth inst. It appeared from the evidence that accused had attacked a boy in the lobby leading to the house occupied by Mrs Hardie. and on Mrs Hardie going out he ...