... wltlin • etlir of two ogler the willow. bare kayo *warded %item, :— t. Alnownder t. hawse Joltsendikwad Clatter; and S. Thomas Hardy. In he it awards made the N. 8.11. Osy.. for bat kept statione. Avenbridge is tb obtained • prise. Justice obtained • third ...

... King. Bioxbarn (7th Royal Scots): John Beside. Binnv Bridge (Gordon Highlanders): Duncan Tarbria (Cameron Highlander.): Thomas Hardy, Binny Bridge (Gordon Highlanders): Arch. Pagan, Hinny West Lodge (Motor 'Transport. A.S.C.): James Stewart, Sonnybank ...

... s sweet and attractive while all moral and religion.. :wont« in ther hooks were either ltypooritts or mete nonentities. Thomas Hardy, he , write !duty of Ma purr woman. They would find that this Imre woman hod broken atwont the of the Ten Commandments ...

... week Sergeant Thomas Hardy, of the New Zealand Field Artillery, who some cix years ago left Bathgate, his native town, with his parents and the other members of the family. returned on a visit to friends—Mr and 'Mrs B. Murray. Sergeant Hardy formerly wee ...

... “Every valley shall be exalted,” made am etoellent end Mre Preatios sounded well the erultant note in her “Oy te Mr Thomas tenor Redfern, . Hardy, tenor; and Mr Andrew Simpean, tenor, each sang with efit their rempective while Brown, baritone, and Mr John bass ...

... bandsmen. Mr Thomas Hardy. Gideon Street, on the occasion of his leaving for New Zealand, to join hi.. father and brother. Mr J. M. - Watt, president, presided, and after teak. made the preeentation iu The course of a few complimentary remarks. Mr Hardy• who ...

... J Bo lie James Thomas Dymock, Dean of ran, Nimmo, G. W. POitip. and BR Rosa, with the towa clerk, Mr Jos Ranesed? amd the Mr anmowsted to £57 Sd wore thesr robes The offerings for the diay THE LATB MR THOMAS NIMMO, CKALGTON —Mr Thomas Nimmo, farmer, Cragtom ...

... BATHGATE YMC .A.—Last night en in teresting by lime-! views was deli by Mr John Hardy, of of the 3 iation, on the eubj cot He j ancient and and he wag aewar treated the eubject in a very manner, at the chose. a bearty vote of thanks BATHGATE BRICKLAYER ...

... game w first halt ¢ latter dying of Craig Hardy; Ww. w Gl oh } opening and Brown at clever cured it, and with a good try f ay geen dle A again retu to Vale's goal got into d oo a J. the ball ret 2 amy ad and the aud toe front well it amd sent tt wi out ...

... SITUATIONS VACANT. Apply Jab. Hardy. lack or Engine wasted to demo level Sold! Keomair Col'aery, Carmyte. tloulani at Wiwi kisses and $ a.m., and 3 and I p.m. III:X48V A KING-- (Iced rooted uO. . Apply Sow , . &garde. G IRL wasted for coof•etr. counter ...

... James Keaey K.O8 M‘Neill William Philip Ross, James Michael W Kenna, Dowd Thomas H Alexander M‘Donald, Grant James Proudfoot Josepha Mallon John O’Brien Thomas M‘Cafferty, Thomes Hardie, Alex ...

... TOO YOUNG. Mr Adam Hardie. Muiread Farm, by Up. hall, claimed for Thomas flowataon Gunning Hardie, 18, ploughman. Claim wasdiamialed, ER'S CLAIM. Harry A. Scully 499), hairdresser, Cotton's Buildings. Old Town, Broxbare, married, with wife and three children ...