... Colima; Owe Mounted Rides, Rutherford ; South Afrion Light Horse, Q..)1. -Sgt George T. Cott° ; at Mafeking, Thomas Oliver Reservists, R. Hardie, T. Scott, G. Burn. W. Turnbull, and W. Hunter. Hawica.--Gordons, J. Morrie, J. Jolly, P. Rainy ; Csioerons ...

... of Mr Thomas llopkirk, which took place at Kelso on Wed• neaday, will be ree•iv,cl with regret by sport• rag throughout the county. Tommy llopkrrk Worn a Jedburgb man, • brother of the tete Mr James llopkirk, painter, and of the la's Mrs Hardie. Ile was ...

... Coles, MOO, by J. A Tarim • newad Censsiesee, 6y Dors M. Janes. Sirsibarnme, by Dowse Wages. Fiats Portman, by Robins F. Hardy, To Do AT WALTER EASTON'S, 9 KARIM PLACA JEDBURUkt, Kota! Intellipente. In c,ooorluence uf Lord Lothian's dos* fid•Foraat toabounda ...

... Cemetery to-morrow (Saturday) at 9 *block. At the Bouodaries, Jedburgh, on the 12th inst., Belay Parses, widow of the late Thomas Scott, former, formerly of Old Jedward. At 1 High Street, Jodborgh, on the 114 Me., Margaret Scott Wheßans, .if. of Welter ...

... times 0. Brown. 950 ; Maggie W. Hardie 940 ; Linde Oliver, 920.—Junius Oun ce—Job. Oliver, 920; Jessie Heeds eon, 900. There were 21 candidate. and is the geodes they got first clue certificates. Jalousies Assays—Mr Thomas Roes, erobitut, Edinburgh, on ...

... recovered and brought out to Canoagate nod pat up in the air by Wood. A short throe sent it down to the premises of Mr George Hardie, beirdreoter. Down Neil, and Dean of Guild Balfour and Fs-Bailie Shown joined in the play. Near Queen Street there was a check ...

... 2 o'clock. —The fourth ball, given by Mrs Laurence Anderson. City Arms Ilotel, Dunfermline, was thrown off by her brother Thomas Jack, Atmore Maine. Up Walter Ford, down Wsrdhaugb, up James Sooty, and for a oonsiderable time play was at the Green. Anemia ...

... Mire Nide Teeket, Mrs VI alter Loon (for Mrs Mont). Mee Thomas Simms, Mien Wight, Mrs Cairns (for Min Toon), here Jobs 8. Bill, Mrs Stewart, Mies leer, M. Balfour (Weeterboesese). Wan Ilialop, Hardie •A. Eamon, Bohlen 6o. lkbert Lem Wr. dram abbe B. Thillamee ...

... were-14. Welwyn', Ilewiek, 75, T. Wallace, Renick, 68; A. Scott, Gels, 68 ; A. Leitch, fJele, 68 ; Riddle, Hayrick, 67; W. Hardie, Selkirk, 63 ; T. P•iroleoob, Selkirk, 63; &Mime, Jedburge, 61, T Patterson, Melrose, 60; 'P. Fairbairo, Selkirk, 60. With ...

... horns orouna. Os Sentia'slord he rusb'd wish lightning speed Sent his strong neck, to tom the &Indic.] steed arms robust the hardy bunter dung Around h bending horns, sad upward wrung, With writhing foree his neik retorted round, And roll'd the panting tunneler ...

... to Janet Turnbull, youngest daughter of William Carruthers, baker, Denbolm. At the Meuse, Hetrick, en the 3rd loot., nog. Hardie, tiornitb, Yeweeatle•on•Tyoe, to Jane Halley, daughter of William Gibson, pawnbroker. At Leekiethedge, on the 4th inst., Andrew ...

... Beattie; .3.?? Rita Despair. CIAO, 111. Regular Aetna:Nines Rowland Manny, Thomas Neil, &limb Johnstone (0 sever &besot). Writing-1, Francis Brown , 2, Maggie Spence; 3, Junes Hardie, Maggie Laing, Margaret Sturroce. Arithmetic-1 William Richardson; 2, Carruthers ...