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... in Wilton Old Churchyard, erected by public subscription to the memory of Andrew Hogg, late schoolmaster in Wilton. OLIVER HARDIE. Silver Street, Hawick, 18th June, 1934. GOOD Material needs good cutting and tailoring, and J. C. Smith, Ltd., by reason ...
... and District Obituary for 1925. Thomas McLeod, foreman compositor, 81; William Chisholm, joiner, 66; Arthur Macdonald, Lotiiian Street, fl8; John Farmer. Wilton Cemetery Superintendent, William Mtoto, cab driver, 03; Thomas McCreadie, formerly tuner with ...
... ACCUSED'S EVIDENCE. For the defence, Thomas Veitch, the accused, stated that the two sheep seen the constables were in lamb, and the reason for their being in the shed adjoining the slaughter-house was that he might treat their feet. He applied foot-rot ...
... mittee—Messrs T. G. Inglis, John Elliot, T. J. Ewart. John ramithors, A. tivott. R. Elliot, Thomas Oliver, James Jackson, James Inglis, Misses L. J. Ewart, F. Hardie, Jean Davidson, B. Thomson. and Bessie Inglis. Mr John A. Wylie was re-appointed secretary ...
... insulting and abusive language to Thomas Andrew Hardie, shepherd, The Whitehouse, Hollybush, calculated to provoke a breach of the peace; (2) in the dwelling-house occupied by Mary lngles Davidson or Gray, widow, he did assault Thomas Blackie, constable of the ...
... LAUREL HARDY Their First Mistake Ii Mr hide tFllp the Frog la The Coal Rash THE EDINBURGH HIDE, SHEEP! WOOL, AND TALLOW SALES. 106 e. EVERY TUESDAY & FRIDAY CONSIGNMENTS carefully attended to aad PROCEEDS remitted isataedtataly altar Sala. THOMAS DICKSON ...
... pattern w HOLLIDAY-HIMDZY.-At Buoclench Hotel, on 14th inst., Thomas S. Holliday, flamer, Robeson, daughter of the late William Hendry, firmer. Caozrze—Wsuon.--At The ?dame, on Ist inst., Thomas Crosier, hosiery warehouseman, to Isabella daughter of George ...
... Newesetietoa, Wet., to Kr sad Mrs W. B. Smith, Crusade, Umiak, $ soa. Ivy Bank, Orchard Tense., on the 24th inst., the wife Thomas M. Hardie, a daughter. Ilimar.—At Wimp, Teriothead, the Bth tbe wife et William Henry, shepherd, of MIL. Tawas.—At itsahiegrain ...
... Bettison, Gleneagles, Bircotes, nr. Doncaster. ROSS EVANS.—At Methodist Church, Sheffield, on Sth August, by Rev. Mr Fairfoot, Thomas Douglas, older son of the lato Joseph Ross, Gretna, and Mrs Ross, Kirkton, to Marjorie, youngest daughter of and Mrs Evans ...
... (ilendinning, 3, Thomas Wood. Four Vases Sweet Peas (12 spikes eaek)- 1, J. Harkness; 2, W. Masson; 3, J. Gass._ Vose of Carnstions or Plootoes—P. W. Cuthbertsoo. Vase of Half Hardy Flowers-1, K. J. Laing; 2, J. Herlmes.. Vase of Hardy Flowers-1, B. J ...
... Borthwick. Vase of Carnations or Picotees-1, Job Harkness; 9, Mrs Irvine. Vase of Half-Hardy Flowers-1, K. J. P. Laing; 2, William Dearden ; 3, N. J. Laing. Vase of Hardy Flowers —I, K. J. P. Laing; 2, Walter Douglas, Renwick Tense.. Six Spring-sown Onions-1 ...
... Andrew Street, Galashied., 7th August, Alison, second daughter of the late Alexander Mitchell. HARDIE. —At 37 Tower Street, Selkirk, on the 4th inst., John Hardie, clothier. ...