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... Ambit w to wood tie THOMAS X. ORAHAAL Apia. Wrl, Hem. General Election, 1928. HOXIUIO..M SRL Ili The Earl of Dalkeith, UNIONIST CANDIDATE. will the COMER /ELECTORS is the WIRER COUNT ROOM ZAWICII, =DAY. t7u at 330 pm THOMAS Sir Thomas Henderson's CANDIDATURE ...
... Patterson, aged 75. Rosson.—At shaw, on the 14th March. Robson, daughter of Adam Rob son, and aunt of Mre Hardie. ja Memoriam Locks. — In loving memory of Thomas drowned at sea, 8.6. Lockie, R.N.V.R.. Adenuen, 25th March 1917, beloved son of Robert and Helen Lockie ...
... (Misses Jean Davidson, Flo Hardie, and Bessie Inglis; and Messrs T. J . Ewart, J. Lamb, R. Inglis and T. Grieve). Industrial Jacks on, Kelso, and Miss M. J Bell, Rush End, Falstone (same as Raking, etc.). Walking Sticks—Mr Thomas Scott, Bridge End, Newcastleton ...
... Hostile. Double Begonia—l, A. Helaine; 2, J. Hostile. Beg • Blooms—l, J. Beattie; 2, Netts Heathy.. Hardy Annuals-1, J. Heaths; 2, W. Borthwick. Half-Hardy Annuals—l, J. Heatlie; 2, W. Pow. Vase Antirrhinums-1, W. Pow; 2, P. Ferguson, Borthwickshiels. Pot ...
... Teviothead, 5 J. Hardie, P.S.A.. 14, beatG. Gray, Minto, 2 THIRD ROUND W. Young, Appletreehall, 12, beat 8. Ewart, P.8.A., 10 J. Soott, Teviothead, 8, beat H. Hialup, Teviot- J. Foster. Teviotdale, 13, beat H. Russell, Rule- water, 8 J. Hardie. P.8.A., 10 ...
... Comer enter, ee ‘Albert Stewart. Prince, Josens So mong Nog H Scott, Oliver Smith, Ada Wight. Class I.—1 Mayme Anderson, 2 Thomas Hardie, ‘Agnes Patterson, 2 James Walker, Gia tt —1 Botta 8 Madge Ternbel ‘Trotter, 2 Heary Nivet, 3 ...
... committee—Messrs T. G. Inglis, John Elliot, T. J. Ewart, John Carruthers, A Scott, R. Elliot. Thomas Oliver, James Jackson, James Misses L. J. Ewart, F Hardie Jean Davidson, B. Thomeon, and Bessie Inglis. Mr John A. Wylie was re-apnointed as secretary ...
... Brunton. and the Highland was danced Miss Bell. The music was by Messrs .las. Hay, Hardie's Mill, and Robt. Ren wick, Greenlaw. Messrs W. Brown. G. Brunton. J. Hardie. and J. Fnirlaw were the M.C.'s. ...
... p A , .me u n ndores. over 40-1, 1). Ross; 2, Yards Handicap (confined) —1 wake Heard; 2, J. Walker; 3, A. Hardie. Mile Handicap-1, A. Hardie; 2, eon; 3, Frank Turnbull ; 4, Tom Welsh. 100 Yards Obstacle Race--1, J. F. Turnbull; 9, Dan Turnbull. 2, Married ...
... showing the woaderfal horsemen whose deeds of daring have emitted quite a sensation. Tess D'Orberalles. The pictnrisation of Thomas Hardy's now. I. 'editorial/ Blanche prove • very strong attraction at the na the nue 188 g three night* of the Tees of the D'llrher ...
... 20th Sejptemher, by Rev. D. O. Ross. M.A., Thomas Oliver, son of the late Tbomaa and Mrs Kennedy, 8 Elm Grove, to Elizabeth (Betty), daughter of William A. Grieve and Mrs Grieve, 16 Duke Street. MOORE—HARDIE.—At the Masonic HaII, Alexandra Parade, Glasgow ...
... last w tween marr single was played, resulting in a victory for the married members: Married—D. Hardie 8, R. Hyslop end 4-80. Bi Elliot 15, William Hardie 6, James ness 1 —22. At the cunclusi the president (Mr J. Wood) made a few remarks on t season's ...