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... NOTED BORDER SHEPHERD Death of Mr Thomas Hardie. Mr Thomas Hardie, a well-known Border shepherd, pas,ed away at his residence at White Home, Hollybush, °iambicls. Mr Hardie was a native of Ettrick Valley, and was a recognised authority on ...
... lie forgotten. I refer to John Hardie, who did ex• cellistst work as seerrtary at an early stage of the Mission. It was. 1 think, largely due to hi , initiative that the Common-Riding Nlertoun House were liegun. Mr Hardie's untimely death, through accident ...
... THOMAS CALDWELL said—l bid you once more a hearty welcome this, our annual Hawick gathering, sod congratulate you that again it is, in point of attendance, night of nigh to In the syUabus Edinburgh Borderers' Union. We rejoice that ws have with os here ...
... OPENED BY SIR THOMAS HENDERSON. Robertas flower show nod games were held on Saturday. Mr Wilson, school bouse, preiided (be opening ceremony, and (rod used Sir Thomas Henderson. Lao glands, who, in opening (he prootedings, spoke of the pleasure it gave ...
... MR THOMAS PEDEH ON THE EARLY OATS OF THE HOME MISSION. Mu Thomas Pidkii, Hit, a of the early day* the Home Mmloo the Mlmloq Hall on B*Uud*y oipht. Mr th*l B»torday «m the aTth aoniTeraarr of the {ostitution of the JiAwick Home Miwioo, and down through ...
... Two Gersoiume—Thomu Bell. Fueheies—Thomas Bell. Tuberous Begonia (single)-1, Thomas Bell; 2, I'. Pons. Tuberous Begonia (double)-1, Thomas Bell; 2, William Black. TWo Pots or Pans Alpines—William Black. Two Foliage Plants—William Black. Two Ferns—l, William ...
... Thistle Street, 14th init., to Mr and Mrs D daughter. MARRIAGES. HARDIE HASTINGS. At Castle Douglas, on 23rd Januar Rev. T. J. Campbell Crawford, • burgh Parish Church (brother bride), Oliver Hardie, inerchat Clarkie,. daughter of Matthew Knocksllan, and widow ...
... •Great Soot 1/6 ============= •Majestic •11 , Mr Thomas Maben ‘ml Womier wo Retires. Latb per st. •Arran Banner 1.10 •Crusader, 2x .. ..1/8 •Roderick Dhu, .. 16 •Arran Victory, irixlj 1/6 Arran Chief, • 1.6 •Golden Wonder, 2* 18 King Edward ...
... tables were in play, and the following were the prize-winner* Ladies—l, Mrs P. Douglas, 183; 2, Mrs Hardie, 174; consolation, Miss Barron, 138. Gents.—l, George Black, 176; 2, A. Thomson, 171; consolation, J Galbraith, 136. Mr# A. Barnage presented the ...
... .9eti DEATH OF MR THOMAS YOOL Marquis of Lothian's Factor. After an illness of some months, the death took place on Monday at his residence, Jedneuk, near Jedburgh, of Mr Thomas Yool, factor to the Marquess of Lothian. Mr Yool, who was 57 . ears of age ...
... A VSILhON, a former of Salmi boon appointed in connection with Scottish Technical SIR THOMAS HENDERSON, whose mote sat ciamaection with • 0 0 Hewlett Committee, intimated st • of the Authority a Boswells yesterday, that was the pea a leaving for Australis ...
... Local Obituary for 1934 Thomas Ross, retired railway joiner, 77; William M. Davidson, tailor and clothier, formerly of Tower Kuowe, 78: John Hume, 4 Gladstone Street. 78; Hugh Amos, 8 Lothian Street. David Thom. Chief Constable of Hawick, 61; Elsdon, ...