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... Purves v. R. Davidson; J. Hart v. W. Henderson; G. Simon vy. H. Wallace: i. Wallace v. C. Chapman. lecture “THOMas Harpy.”—A delightful on * Thomas Hardy,” the Grand Old Man of Letters, was given to the members of the Literary Society last week by Mr Hislop ...
... 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 ...
... awarded follows :—Ladies-1. Miss L. J. Ewart; 2. Miss H. Grieve, ton-olation, Miss P. Hardie. Gentlemen—l. Mr T. J Simpson: 2, Mr Thomas Oliver: consolation. Mr Thomas E. Oliver. SCHOOL .TOCIAL. —The members the .•Jim nu at ion Classes Newcastleton School ...
... 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 ...
... and District Obituary for 1925. Thomas McLeod, foreman compositor, 81; William Chisholm, joiner, 66; Arthur Macdonald, Lotiiian Street, fl8; John Farmer. Wilton Cemetery Superintendent, William Mtoto, cab driver, 03; Thomas McCreadie, formerly tuner with ...
... for the simaU score in first half was won Veaers, after cutUnagainst Mrs Thomas Hardie, who also lost cutting for seoond place against Mrs A. Oentlsmsn—X, Mr T. W. Davidson; (. Thomas Eaaton; surmise, Mr John Elliot: oonsolation, T. E. Ainsley. Mr T. W. ...
... 2, Annie Rodger. Benior ll.—l, Agnes Anderson; Thomas Richardson. Senior 111. -1. Ivan Lumsden; 2, Nan Richardson. Religious knowledge Ruby Miles. Alax. Douglas. Courtesy prize (presented by Oliver Hardy)—Alex. Glover, Barbara Lawson. juniors.—Attend ...
... bitch—l. Messrs Currie & Hardie: 2. Nicoll, Selkirk; Messrs Currie & Hardie. Sporting dog or hitch—l, James C. Dal gliesh; 2. J. Richardson; 3, W. Xicoll. Puppy dog or bitch—l, James C. Dal jglicsh; 2. Messrs Currie & Hardie; Major James Hope. ...
... this intimation and invitation. PURDOII.—At 4 Rosehank, Hewick, on the 25th inst., William' Purdern, beloved husband of Agnes Hardie. Funeral private. BRENNA.N.—At 11 WeHington Street, on the MU. inst., Elisabeth Coughlin, widow of Hugh Brennan, labourer ...
... misfired at the big blast in March. Mr Hardie was . ernylistic, however, that no breast boles Wllll4Ol Scott, St Boswells, road 'surveyor to the Melrose District Committee, said that on or about March 18 be gave Mr John Hardie, Beechgrove, tbe loan of an ex. ...
... Jedhurgh, on inst., Thomas Hunter, joiner, aged 79 Tears. MDLVIE.—AI Keko, on inst., John Mollie, late of Fans, Redskin. aged 89 rears. SCOTT.—At Holidean Mill, Melrose,on 20th feet., David Scott, late of Roxburgh . , year• HARDIE—At Edinburgh. on 16th ...
... George Campbell Tinney), 3 John ‘airbairn SENIOR DIVISION, Maimie Grieve. 2 tea Hart 23 Jean MISS AGNES M. W. HARDIE, daughter of Mr Jas. H. Hardie, formerly of Borthwick & Ingram, Hawick, after her honours success last year in part one of the economic tripos ...