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... journey to-morrow that oft discusse point may elucidated. The Athletic's tear will chosen fromPaterson: Baird an Callaghan; Hardie Robertson, and Brown- Gow Wilson, Allan. Kennedy, and Cobban. Lochgelly's Latest Capture. After a fortnight's break Lochgelly ...
... a handsome subscription, onwards. Going further afield, Thomas Burt claims attention, and the gentle face and voice would at times mislead. But it was always certain you could not ruffle Thomas Burt. for, with his genial smile and a kindly word, with ...
... meet Cmbrooms. Arbroath Road, 2.15. Harp team meet 8t Joseph's in a League match Park:—Kinsclla; Stewart and Burns; Cochrane, Thomas, and T. Boland; Yule, Smith, Morris, Dodds, and Knight. All others reserves. meet at 1.45. Kickoff 2.45. 8t Joseph's team ...
... Edinburgh, rent the following greeting.— Scotia! my deer, my native soil For whom my warmest wilt to Heaven is ant ! Long may thy hardy'aona o' rustic toil Be Went with healat and pears .and street content And oh! may Heave,' their simple lives precept From lusuiv's ...
... T. Sidney Cooper, R.A.; Stanhope A. Forbes, R.A.; Frederick Goodall R.A.: Frank Mason, R. 1.: Sir Edwin Long, R.A.; T. B. Hardy, R.8.A.; W. L. Wylie, R.A.; E. Blair Leightor.. R. 0.1.: 11. G. Glendoni, A R.W.S.; and many other W ell-Known Artists. View ...
... Landward, Logiepert, and Dun, £50. Mr T B. Adam, Lochlee, Edzell, and Stracathro. £50 Mr Thomas Muir, Lethnot, Menmuir, and Careston, £40. Mr Alexander Mac Hardy, Aberlemno, Fern, TannadiVe, and Oathlaw, £60. Mr J. S. Kinghorn, Brechin and Farnell, £125 ...
... only intimation. —At 1 Oakwood Terrace, Dundee, on the 4th inst., Elizabeth, youngest daughter the late Robert A. Hardie and Mrs Hardie, late of Pur ley. KILGOUR.—At 9 Eden Valley Row. French id, oil the February, Annie Dow, widow of Alexander Kilgour ...
... and that substantial contributory causes are general disorganisation and avoidable errors of administration. Hardy at Oxford. ...
... OXFORD DEGREE FOR THOMAS HARDY. ee D.Lilt I n ' v *rsity this • -Mr ? OUOres Causa Ulsl _ '°mas Hardy ho ...
... Village Girls and Mtlierimicio-,-Minee Maggie Alexander, Mary Beattie, Coull, Janet Crowe, Jame Davidson, WU: Gibson, EU* Hardie, Jennie Meq, Susan Paton, Deasy Somerville, and Peggy Webster. iiiries--Misses Mary Davichon, Rose Dawson, Edith Emetic, Barbara ...
... Strachan, the clever and muchsought-after Bungalow City forward. The team selected to travel is:—Paterson; Baird and Callafhan Hardie, M'lnally, and Robertson; Gow, traohan or _ Hillhouse, Wilson, Kennedy, and Special carriages for Dunfermline supporters are ...
... the 28th Feb.. to Mr and daughter. 00 GALLETT.-At Burnside v. 3- f 28th Feb., Mr and Mis .y. O sons. BOOKS.—At 23 Scott > Hardy, Manchester, l, and Mrs Charles Rooks, STEWART.—At p . Feb., to Mr'' and Mr® • daughter. J, jfa M A R R I A >fciTM AITKEN—DUNCAN ...