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... lal was given tenant of the farm — Mr Hardy, who is within afew dpe of his 100th bind a long-lived race, his father ‘having ving nly missed bein a centena. rian by three months, alias his brother, the late Dr Hardy, for | ary of Berwick Naturalists’ Gab ...
... Previous to yong to Peterhead, Mr Was gun Homager for some years at Jedburgh, and i) ed hi training under his Mr I) Kasson an Rev Thomas J Mitchell, M.Th.. som of Mr Alexander Mitchell, of Castle Street, Selkirk, has re- ceived and accepted a hearty and unani- ...
... Small. Mim Mary Small, Miss Margaret Small, Mr Thomas Small, Mrs Small. Walter Oliver, James Simpson, .James Wood. Miss Margaret Armstrong, Miss Mary Caasiday, Mr and Joseph Erskinw, William Ferguson. Thomas Q. Hudson, Mrs David Has tin, Mr and Mm John ...
... ?At the Burgh Police Court on Saturday, lief ore Bailie Millar, William Bradley, discharged aoldier, Paisley's (lose, ami Thomas inhume!!, labourer, Street admitttd having created breach of the pear* Sghting with each other in Ovcrbaugh Street on Tbumdar ...
... Telephone 1.10 The Gladstone Stratagem 1/8 Sharp’s Queen 1/10 Veitcb's Perfection 1/8 Prince Edward 2/ Thomas Lax ton 1/10 Sherwood, Dwarf Quite Content 2/3 1/8 Laxtonian 2/6 CABBAGE—Contd. per ox. Little Pixie lOd M’Ewan’s Early ...
... ling and fnvestment Company, held R. Currie, the retirin under the wesidency of Me as tc divectors Were re- rws :—Messrs J. Hardie, W. and W. Hunter Lawrie, J.J. Bell, C. Brodie, C, Bateman. Lamb Thomson were reelected auditors. Messts W. Hunter. and social ...
... Mr I;eorge Redpatb (son), Mr Charles Itedpath (son), Mr W. Murrison (son-in-law), Mr .1. Monaghan, Mr D. Dean., and Mr R. Hardie. Mra Redpath visited Jedburgh amps years ago. and, before returning to Canada. bad pleaseat meet Mg, with ninny of the numerous ...
... Wyandotte pullets; ROE SALE, 6 b/s each, Mrs Steele, Hermitage, Mel- R SALE, B. and W. collie bitch, smooth- haired, 14 months, hardy, good worker at hand, bidable, price 3/-. “Southern Reporter” Office, ge = TOR SALE, & W. Wyandotte cockereis (July birds) ...
... son. ptawlogse, EDEN—TODD.—At Hawick, on the 18th February, 1870, by the Rev. John MacGregor of the Free Church. Hawick, Thomas Pkdkn, Hklen Todd. Present address: Mayfisld, Pumphenton. by Mkl Calder. gentlta* MoEWAN.-At 2 Glebe Mill Street, on the iStfa ...
... nubasim 1/8 Telephone 1/10 Tbe Gladstone fltrstagsm 1/8 l/10 Veitcb’s Perfection 1/8 Prince Edward 21 Thomas Lax too 1/10 Sherwood, Dwarf 1/8 Quite Content 2/3 Basttpayar 1/8 Laztosuan 2/ IAO 2/6 CABBAGE—Contd. par o*. Little Pixie ...
... DENHOLIL ors Dense= Ilan in K .—The death is announced Mr Thomas Oliver, at Maple Hill, Kansas, U.S.A., where he was • pioneer and prominent citizen, baring been Manor of the city. Deceased was • son of the late Mr William Oliver, tailor, and was born ...
... which went out of ay. crossed the drop out, and ‘kirk were ch ain down on the visitors’ lines, An ex- ange of punts found Hardie placing one to touch in good position. Selkirk took the hall to the visitors’ lines. From a scrum, Smail sent the ball out ...