... —AtXtrilands,.kiawiek, on the. 13t1, instant, Walter Funeral private. Flowers respeottrily do. HARDIE.—At Mary&ld, Havelock Street, on the lbth inst.., James Hardie, in kis 76tli year. Funeral private. No donee. McCALLUM.—At Hoblurk, on 12th last, Cohn McCallum ...

... the 20th inst., to Mr and Mrs W, P. Oaylor, a son. Hainin.—At Ivy Bank, Orchard Terrace, on the 14th inst., the wife of Thomas M. Hardie, merchant, a son. ...

... 3, Thomas Swarbrick, ried women's race—l, Datina Wylie; 2, Hardie; 3. Aitchison. Tug-of-war—1, Burnhouse team; 2, Engineers’ team. Mar- ried women’s Mrs J. Brown; 2, Mre Swarbrick; 3, Mrs Mercer. Half-mile handi- cap—l, G. Wilkinson; 2, D. Hardie; 3, ...

... of Walter Selkirk. DEATHS. scarr.—At 4 Allen Bank, on the 7th 14,1 , Thomas Anderson Scott, M.D., aged 72. year,. RUBB.—A4 1 Hunter Terrace, on the 4th ~ Maggie Wylie, wife of Thomas Ron, aged years. IRVINE.—At 9 Wellington Street, on the ult., Annie McCallum ...

... John Hardy, Cockburnspath ; Smart, 3 Grosvenor Place, Do. Dog—1, John Sinart; 2, Mrs D. Arm strong, Hummelknowe Haugh. Hawick; 3. Jchn Graham, jun., Halterburn. VEGETABLE SECTION wedes—1, Andrew Hogarth, Purple Top 5 Lechtower; 2, G corge Hardy, East ...

... sandbanks to the I,urgh were let by public auction fora year to Mr Thomas Turnbull, contractor, for LlO, being Cu lest than the sum receiroi last year. the small field at was let to Mr Robert Hardie at a rest of L 3 lbs, being 124 more than the rrut last year ...

... of the late Robert Hardie, Selkirk, to Anne Dalgleish, daughter of the late William Brydon, Annelahope, Ettrick, Selkirk. Hardie—Mabon.—At Byrewalls, Gordon, on the 27th April, by the Rev. John Ritehie, John Bruce, son of David Hardie Greenknowe, to Agnes ...

... draper, Heatherlie, Selkirk, in his Seth year. HARDIE.—At Friars' Hall, Jsdburgh, an 74th inst., Thomas Hardie, jun. HISLOP.—At Orchard Cottage, St Boswells, on inst., Elisabeth Bishop, daughter the late Thomas Hilltop. BELLS. —At Oattonside, Helmer, on Nth ...

... for January. A new novel in his lighter style is opened by John Buchan. called John Maonab : A Comedy for Fonchers. Mr Thomas Hardy's first effort, published TO years ago the journal, is reprinted, together with short and hitherto unpublished poem Mr ...

... Jedbergh. The following ware the award-:- 4 Bed Leaks—John Hopi. Thomas Hardie. tireen—R. Melon. Savoy—l mid 2. Jobe Young. Commie Cabbage—J. Hops. R. W3lOOO. Brussels Sprouts—R. Seaton, Th 9. Hardie. Red Llibbage—R. Wilson. 6 Pulatoss -J. Hope, R. Wilson. The ...

... roadside, close to an upturned lorry. John Hardie was unconscious, practically pulseless and groaning, and although obviously very badly injured, there were no limbs broken. Dr Nimmo asked I him to look at Robert Hardie. who appeared to be iu a more serious ...

... DE ATMS RUTHERVORD.—At Pointfield, Kelso, On January, Jane Pringle Rubertoo, widow of 1 Thomas Rutherford. Kelso. RAIN NIS. —At Ceatford, Roxburgh (the reeid.ri of her son-in-law). on 7th January, Isabella Fuire4 Edw. 6 East Mayfield. Edinburgh, widow ...