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... r*i» the Jubihe Medal 1897. and the runniS George Fairgri* .e. The presO prizes for a rink competition were the rink skipped Thomas which the other members were \ M. H. Milne, and M. Fairgrn won the W i«fenfs pr £ a double-hand**] game. The progressive rink ...
... Wallace Moody. West Lodge, Cowden, Dollar, to Mary, eldest daughter of Mr and Mrs Torrie, Calton Cottage, Selkirk, and widow of Thomas Graham, late of Galashiels. Robson— Twirlees Road, Hawick on 28th iust.. by Rev. W. J. Ainslie, Congregational Church. Melrose ...
... able whist drive in the club rooms on Th iv/Mpg. Prises were won by:—Ladlee--1, se Janet I. Hardie; 2, Flo. Hardie; booby, Mir Jeao Davidson. Men —I, Mr Thomas Pouter ; 2, Mr James Turn. bull; booby, Mr Will. Holliday, Dinlabyre. BILLIAADS.-A billiard ...
... following ratepayers were elected Hobert Hardie, stockingelaker ; Charles Hunter, elockingmekw ,Charles Haig, elwldngmaker ; Welter Douglas, Week ; Andrew Wilson, book canvesier ; Dark! Lyon, Wier carrier and Thomas Brown, boot:maker. Koch inecemenienee ...
... Hay, chief ranger; John Maarten, secretary ; Mimer Anderson, treasurer; Thomas Flockhart, senior woodward; Bryce Gracie, junior woodward; William Morrison, senior beadle; Thomas Lunn, junior beadle: After all the bte.inme had been transacted the members ...
... gardener, of • son. MARRIAGES. Btinurt.r.--Bru.t.—On August 4th, at the Primitive Methodist Church, Wotsingliam, Co. Durham, Thomas Vernon, son of Mr and Mrs J. Butterill, Wolsingham, to Mildred, daughter of Mr and Mrs J. Bell, 1 North Bridge Street, —At ...
... HUBRIS.—At Scott Crescent, Selkirk, on the 18th inst., Dinah laidinw, wife of Thomas Currie, aged 68 tears. MITCHREL.—At llowford, Selkirk, on the inst., Mary Lindsay, wife Thomas M'DONALD.—At 75 Forest Road, Selkirk, on the 21st init., Robert lf•Donald, ...
... HAVING CLAIMS against the lets Mit THOMAS HARDIE. Jl'1 SPRIAD EAIILS LIVLRY STABLES, .Isoßl/RnH, are requested to lodge the same with the &Maribor within TEN DAYS from this date and all Parties INDEBTED to the said THOMAS HARDIN. Junior, are desired to make ...
... Noyago by land. Hawick was the objective, and wae reached few minutes after midday. Here last year famous guide and pilot, Mr Thomas Oougal, alias Johnny Dory, was taken on board and successfully steered the crew to the Bucclench Hotel After dinner the pilot ...
... acr.l G. Cray A. town. .. . 20 G. Hardie 21 T. Milligan l2 l. 21 Millar S. B a lmer, odd man. T. Milligan 21 G. Hardie W. Purdin W. Milligan odd man. T[S*L. 1, W. Pardie; 2, T. Milligan; 3, W. Milli. gin; 4 G. Hardie. (' DO YOU KNOW That th e is owe of ...
... tion with the company acknowledged. Sir Thomas also made sympathetic reference to the deaths of Mr Francis D, Wileon and Mr T B Stewart, who had been directors company for many years, and the death of Mr Thomas Fairhairn, who had also been a director ...
... The contract for working the quarry is in the bandit of Mr John Hardie. Beschgrove. Ancrum. On Wednesday night Kennedy, along with William Hardie and Hobert Hardie. nephews of Mr John Hardie, had been working late in an endeavour to clear the quarry bottom ...