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... Road, West Dulvich, London, cit 4th insi.. the wife of Tames Forgie, resident engineer, C. and S.L. Railway, of a daughter. HARDIE.-At 2S Welifield Crescent. Aberdeen, on the 3rd ilSt, the wife of Chas. Handie, of a son. WOOD -At 56 E,,slensont Avenue, ...
... on the morning of the show. TEMPERANSCE REFRESHMENTS-LE=TER' FROM SIR T. BURNTT. A letter on this subject was read from Sir Thomas Burnett, Bart. of Leys, in which he said -iI much regret that business in London will prevent me from being present at your ...
... Railway, a daughter I Bolton, the secretary, read a letter from the HARDIE —At 2S Wellfield Crescent. Aberdeen, the manager the Caledonian Railway Company j 3rd inst.. _the wife Clia-. Hardie, son. with reference to the application by the association ' WOOD—At ...
... 7; Sir- Williamn Henderson,~ 1L.D., 5; Mr George C. Leslie, 29 Baker Street, 5; aIr Alexander Murray, bookseller, 5, 1Mr Thomas Ogilvie, manufacturer, 5. ASYLUM BOARD Mr A. 0. G ill of Fairlield. 2O1 vote9, Treasurer Piscl,1~9-; Mr Charles Cook, Carden ...
... hoped she would accept the gift a souvenir their sojourn beneath her roof. The bracelet, which was supplied by Messrs James Hardy and Co.. Union Street, bore the following inscription: . “To Mr* Cumuiing from the Gordons going ' front. Feb.. 1900.” Mr* ...
... Auchlndryne woi. 19 points. were the skipe, with their scores; Alt 'HISDBTNB. r tSTLKTOg L. M‘Donald 15 David fllark y A. M‘Hardy 22 John Aitken . ' J. M‘Donald 9 John Ewan . j After Rumptaou* Inncheon. ed !a the rink, house, the onp'sini? rmkc engaged ...
... enable them to wipe away their debt, for if they were clear of it -their regular income would suffce to keep matters Ugoj MIr Thomas Kyd, in moving she adoption of the infirmary report (the substance of which has already been -published), said-It is a great ...
... passed over, including good examples of rising &rtisis-Gutlhrie, Walton, and Hardy-all of whom are well represented. Expressions of regret; indeed, have been made that Hardy has not found a place among the recent admissions to the I membership. But probaibly ...
... Cooper, 2,s ffd; S. Ricks, Id 2s J. '[min, is; E. Thorpe, Is 6d; F.Id , Proctr d John Ogilvie, lid. All1 these d .seveni hard.y f llrows h-ave now been lost, and th beveral of thlem hale -' left behind those i .e who will require assistantes. AOUsiNT ...
... Victoria United,-1. ]I the opening stages of the second p'-:- i 31'Hardy equalisod after an exciting scrimmage, Then a change came over the game. Dundae scored a third for the homesters, and MI'Hardy a iminute later took the fourth. InI le-s than ten minutes ...
... ..15 Bull, rnuin-Mrx Cameron, Kinnade .18! Bull, roan, twin=-MNr Miasnto)sh.18.. IBull, red and white, twin -Air Hardy, Lethai 16 Prouerty Pf MWr R. Davidson. Swinnie, Jed- Dlanoabury, rfd-MNr _M'ntosh, Baiquharn.. 20 Defianc-e, dark roa-n-Mr ...
... to tIe 2nd l ent from the le West Kent ) 1st Battalion. Yorkshire Regimeret-Kuiled- iSereeani B. Rcida-dson. Prievate,.R. Hardy.v 4. ! IV. Clark, Ji. CGam, R. Lav, J. NVi~hlrinsor, A. ' -regg Woerted Captain C. Pearson. Lieut. I. E. T. Illunthorpe, SeaU ...