... ~. • .M THE WAR. parr. AND WILSONTOWIk PRMSENTATION.—Owor • social cap of let is t►e hail. Mr Thomas Main, en behalf of the choir, presented Mr Train, their leader, a handsome silver-mounted crocheter's baton, ai a mark of their esteems and in appreciation ...

... ON TANDEM m cyclists Thomas Hardie of 7 Stropt. and Wil:iatu Johnston 1191. 12 Street, both of Harthill. hail reesesprii from serious injury when they were• kna•ketl down by a tutor ear on thu road at liankheacl. on Saturday. Hardie receive,' head and ...

... won tha weekly competition on Philpstouu Amu. •oldlsr Wounded s—Mr and Mrs Hardie, 7 Park Terrace, Kirknewton, have been notified officially that their son Private Thomas Hardie, Black Watch, has wounded in France. lie is now iu hospital in the United ...

... ensuing year. As -Mr. Heir Hardie was about to enter a tramcar near the Bricklayers' Arms. Bermondsey, a pickpocket stole his watch—a gold one, by the I.L.P. to the Labour leader. If it is brought back to me, said Mr. Hardie, later, no questions will ...

... DALKIIITN PRESBYTERY. At a meting of Dalkeith Presbytery the Rev. R. Montgomerie Hardie, Cockpeu, presiding, the Presbytery decided, in connection wit.i the vacancy in Buccleuch Street Church, Dalkeith, that there nn cane for considering a rtadjustmeat ...

... T. ATHOL JOYCE. sad N. W. THOMAS. M.A. A RECORD OF THEIR CHARACTERISTICS. HABITS. MANNERS. CUSTOMS AND INFLUENCE. Illustrattei with of Retroduilions from Original and a Series of Coloured flares p-ons Paintings by Norman Hardy. Is 34 FORTNIGHTLY PARTS ...

... ploughs. swing or chilled, one wheel. furrows nut lees than 7 inches wide and not more inches top—,l, Thomas Nl'Lay, 2. Andrew t'iowan. eraigbrae; 3, James Hardie, I/neaten - le; 4, Sam Nicol, 11 i Hold. Juniors, salmi eonditions 1. William Oatridge; 2, Sam ...

... South Queensferry—Wilham 31eLean Sinclair, William John Oliver Thomson. Droxburn—Thomas Semple, John Thomson. Bathgate—George ltobertaon Edmonston, James Scott Hardie, Edward Walker. Whitburn—William Hailli*, Alexander Fault's. .1 r adide—J awes Montgomery ...

... IVil'innt Fraser. Mr llngh. Waddell: .llexamler Gabes: Nlid Calder Mr Thomas Bill: host Calder Ft an.li, Mr Sa•nael NteMonnies: Franck Mr Matthew Livingston Br.tneh. Mr Peter Hardie jr.: Pr:lnel.. Mr John 11-aneb. Mr Tillman Mann. Mr Brown: Philiwtoun ...

... Rostock, John Brown and Mrs Mariiin Kerr: Philpatoun Branch, Lawson Russe►l, Robert McCulloch, and Thomas Hardie: Putupberstou Branch, land ronference—Thomas Mann, Blackburn, and Mrs Marion Kerr, Blackburn; Delegates to S.C.W.S. Quarterly Meeting (ono I ...

... wheel —1, (silver cup). Thomas M'Lay. Glendevon; 2, Gordon Sheldon, Pumpheridon; 3, James Shank 2, Fivestankii: 4, N jlliam Mair, Haag, Kirknewton. Hest Break James Hardie, Dmitarvie. Beat finiah Thomas lelbay. Straightest—Thomas Whey. Juniors, under 20 ...

... Kelso Cup on Broxburn green last Friday evening, when Pumpherston won by 18 shots. Scores:— Pumpherston—R. Whyte (skip) 17, Thomas Wynne 25—total 42 shots. Uphall Station—J. Hands (skip) 12, R. Wardrope 13—total 25 shots. The weekly hat competition was ...