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... when Sir Thomas Henderson was unanimously re-elected chairman of the Company for the miming year, and Mr C. A. Pringle and Mr Oliver Hardie were re-elected vioe-chairmen. Mr A. Douglas Haddon, solicitor, Inas reappointed secretary and Mr Thomas A. Rogszth ...
... the 20th inst., to Mr and Mrs W, P. Oaylor, a son. Hainin.—At Ivy Bank, Orchard Terrace, on the 14th inst., the wife of Thomas M. Hardie, merchant, a son. ...
... when Sir Thomas Henderson was unanimously reelected chairman of the Company for the ensuing year, and Mr David T. Hardie and Mr C. A. Pringle were re-elected vicechairmen. Mr Douglas Haddon. solicitor, was re-appointed secretary, and Mr Thomas A. Hogarth ...
... arrangements were made Thomas Graham, anil the committee of management was as follows: —Messrs D. Uickman, Wm. Cockburn, Thomas Hill. D. Wylie. David Taylor, and Selby Bulman. James Welsh presented the prizes. The winning pairs were:—l, Thomas Moffat and Walter ...
... 2, Rowland Millar; 3, Gladys Hunter. Class lll—Maybeth Scoon; 2, Christina Leithead; 3, Ma me Anderson. Claes IT—Thomas Hardie; 2, Thomas Scott; 3, Mary Peacock. ...
... Stocks - -1. Thomas Steele, jun.: 2. William Law. Four Bunches Hardy Flowers—l. J. B. Riddell: 2. George Beattie. Three Bunches Antirrhinums—!. J. B. Rhldell: 2. Thomas McKinnon. Six Varieties Sweet Peas Mrs G S. Brown. Six Varieties Hardy Annuals- Mrs ...
... Three Leeks. Three Carrots, Three Onions—l, D. Sutherland; 2, James Purdie; 3, William Nixon. Four Vases Hardy or Half-hardy Annuals-1, Thomas Smaii; 2, James Murray; 3, James Purdie. Most successful competitor in industrial section—Mrs Jackson, Minto ...
... Whitehouse. Holly bush, Oalaahiels, in the a native of Fife, wltere person of Mr Thomas Hardie. A native of started his career in the Post Office. Three ~ Ettrick valley, Mr Hardie was recognised i al ...
... Todd, Hardie, 14; J. Pender, b Critchley, 15; A. Turnbull, c Carrutbers, b Hardie, 6; J. Johnstone, run out, 2; A. Leyden, c Major Smith, b Critchley, 2; A. Scott, c Critchley, b Hardie, 4; W. Beattie, c Carruthem, b Hardie, 14; W. Leithcad, c ...
... of Walter Selkirk. DEATHS. scarr.—At 4 Allen Bank, on the 7th 14,1 , Thomas Anderson Scott, M.D., aged 72. year,. RUBB.—A4 1 Hunter Terrace, on the 4th ~ Maggie Wylie, wife of Thomas Ron, aged years. IRVINE.—At 9 Wellington Street, on the ult., Annie McCallum ...
... sandbanks to the I,urgh were let by public auction fora year to Mr Thomas Turnbull, contractor, for LlO, being Cu lest than the sum receiroi last year. the small field at was let to Mr Robert Hardie at a rest of L 3 lbs, being 124 more than the rrut last year ...
... for the year to 3th November last. In the absence of Sir Thomas Henderson, Chairman of the Company, who was unavord abl, 1p London, Mr David T. Hardie, ole of the vice-chairmen, Mr presided Hardie, in addressing the shareholders, stated that the Directors ...