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... There were present—Messrs D. M er of Golspie ; Andrew Lindsay, Golspie; er Dr F, Hardie, Skibo; J. J. Hill, Helm Wm. Black, Grnids; Alex. Grant, E ylum James F. Hardie, Skibo; J. J. Hil, Helm George Mackintosh, Pitgrudy ; also i the Argo, county clerk ...
... gave for Mr Cridlan’s second prise-taker. Star of Wisdom. The best price in the class—4o guineas* —was obtained by Mr Harry Hardy, Kent, for Eva Kent, get of Black for Ever of Ballindalloeb, her purchaser being Mr Crid- I l “- FIARS' PRICES. Hie Court for ...
... LOCAL AXATEURS AT THE THEATRE ROB ROY, THE NATIONAL DRAMA. Bob Boy is a hardy annual, and our local amateurs WO well advised to keep to the popular Scottish drama rather than vesture farther afield for' pastures new. There were good audiences at the ...
... Norman Macleod, United Free Church 225 Dsvid Munro, bank agent 187 Rev. Robert Davidson, United Free Church 177 Thomas Turnbull, plasterer 161 Unsuccessful— Rev. A. Black, parish minister 160 CREICH. The School Board election takes place ...
... a farmer found Mr E. L- C. F- Hardy, of Bromley-road, Catford. and his son Edward lying dead a footpath Moel Siabod, ?• high mountain near Snowdon. The farmer was attracted the spot by the barking of his dog. Mr. Hardy and his son had been staving Colwyn ...
... pine, Rev. C. D. Bentinck, Rev. R. 1. R ‘ebb ; and Rev. E. Macleod Mr Thomas H gramophone provided great amusement tervals, and the piano and violin selectio Free dered vy Messrs Hardie and Sutherlanc of St greatly appreciated. The children of Cla: large ...
... farmer, Cisnelish. Kintradwell ; Peter S uart, Disiillery Manager, 8. Kildonan (South Mac- phereon, carpenter, Gartymore ; Thomas Mathe- son, » Gartymere, 9, Kiidcnan (North Division)}— Robert Robert- eon Hill, farmer, Navidale. 10. Strathy Division— Robe: ...
... the Maiquie and Marquise de Lasteyrie, Baron and Baroness Bosenkrantz, Baroness L. Farina, Sir Joseph and Lady Dimsdale, Sir Thomas and Min Barclay, Sir James and Lady Hayei-Sadler, Sir John and Lady Mayes-Sad'er, Lady Milman, Ashmore, Sir John and Mies ...
... Keenan, Mr Thomas Macglone. and Miss Ripley appeared in the trio. The Canadian Boat Song, which was listened to with close attention. Mks Hart gave a powerful rendering of Scotland Vet, and had to respond to an encore. Miss Marion Mao. hardy gave a telling ...
... evening v-ry entertaii iig sdresses weie given the Kev. G. M>calpiue. Kev. 0. D. B-ntinck, v. R. L. Ritchi-, and E. Maeleod. Thomas Hardie’s gramophone provided great amusement at intervals, and tiie piano and violin aelecion rendered Messrs llardie and Sutherland ...
... Halo:ale Place—Mr and Mrs enchraite and homily, Ayrshire. 2 Balvenle Place—Mime Paterson and party, Glasgow. Hay Lisdae—Dr Hardy. Mrs and Hardy. Glasgow. Raman's—Mr Mrs Gordon. Wanly. 1 Scotland Place—Mr and Mrs Isdaile. Glasgow; Mrs Saunders, Manly; Misses Macdonald ...
... of Sutherland and .party, Culrain; the Misses Maclean, Rhives; Dr and the Misses Lyodd, Station Road, Golspie; Mr and Mrs Hardie, Skibo; Mr Argo, county clerk, Golspie; Captain Macdonald, Lairg; Mrs Menziea, Blarich; Mrs Arthur, Dornoch; Mrs Barclay, ...