... Grangemouth; A 1 Hamilton, Waster fleamorea, Boanybridge; John Laverie, Larbert; A 1,.. Hardie, Linlithgow; Hugh T. Brown, Linlithgow: Provost Jamieson, Linlithgow; Thomas Waugh, The Tors, Falkirk; R. W. Reid. Dullatur, Dumbartonshire; Dr Dugald Mitchell, ...

... their porde and their Limas. The devise are aduirsble. and carry a special sharm is anybody vibe knows Baresseath sad its hardy toilers. FOR POLITICIANS. Lott =lie • highly important period itpdlitled , it did two general the for 1910 t i, of beget b ...

... Four Asters (not quilled) -1, A. Storry; 2, J. Raid; 3, Thomas Brown. Fos: Asters (quilled)-1, J. Reid; 2, Thos. Brown; 8, J. Robertson. Four French Marigolds (stripes) --1, John Reid; 2. Thomas Brown; 3, John Toyaboa. Four French Marigolds (self)-1, ...

... Cabbage -James Alm. Rennie; George Cowan. Cauliflower—J. Toynbee: James Mitchell; Joe. Mitchell. Four reek. (Quality)—John Reid: Thomas Brown; Jas. Robertson. Early Carrots—Geo. Cowan; Janus Mitchell; Alas. Raniage, Late Carrots -' Ales. Ramage: Jos* Mitchell; ...

... Sl'Cann; 2, David Hardie; 9, Alexander Millar; 4, Peter Dewar. Boys' billiarde—l, It. Quigley; 2, Charles Dewar. Dominoes—l, T. WVicars; 8, Win. Wallace; 3. Thomas Spiere; t, Wm. Mitchell. Carpet Bowls-1, William Mitchell; 2, Thomas M'llillan, jun.; 3 ...

... Howieson, Livingston, 21; J. Clibb, East Calder, 19, D. Rullurb, West Calder, 21; A. Forrest, 111. J. Russell, Mid Calder. 21; D. Hardy. Deus. A. Reuvriek, Oakbank, 21; A. Baxter. 17. W ..Brown, Livingston. 21; J. Nailen. East Calder, A. Kerr. Uptsall, 21; O ...

... Church on Sunday last. A large congregation filled the church. The Rev. Mr Hardie conducted the service, the Rev. Mr dechie officiating at the communion table. Rev. Mr Hardie also preached in the evening. SCIIOOI. BOARD.—At a meeting of the held on Thursday ...

... plate him at a lis—is that yea, Hardy? be stammered at lesgtk. and be carved the fear that shook hie voice. The other advanced • couple of steps, so that his face was clearly sees. 'Tee, it was the face Richard Hardy, mare enough. Why, Dick! said the ...

... FAULDHCUBE MASONIC.—The members of St. John, No. 374„ met on Thursday evening of last week. Bro. J. Hardy, R.W.M., presiding. Threw I candidates were raised to the sublime degree of Master Masons, and one candidate to the E. A. degree. SAD SCALDING ...

... s. Inglis of tilencorse (seconder); assentors —Sir R. Howand Anderson, Allermuir House. Colinton; Thomas Bennet Clark, C.A., New- Balerno; R. S. L. Hardie. Ashley House, Natho; John K. Anderson, Valmerstou Place; Andrew T. S. Scott of Croaswoodhill; Walter ...

... INDISPENSABLE.—At the Ttibunal, the Military appealed in the ease of William Dolling, veterinary surgeon with his father. Mr Thomas Hailing, also veterinary surgeon. residing at Little Bighead, Bathgate, who had been granted certificate of exemption by Bathgate ...

... result of the year's working was not quite so good es last year. Mr James Chesney moved approval of the balance sheet. Mr Thomas Hardie seconded. The Chairman said be had been requested by the secretary to ask the members to authorise him to procure a new ...