... LAUDER CORNE | At a meetin, of the Town Council the appointment o f Councillor Thomas Hardy ‘Scott as Cornet and Standard-Bearer for the Riding of the Marches, which will take place on Saturday, | July 27, was unani- mously approved and confirm Councillor ...

... boat-race by ten lengths. TILE TOLL OF THE YEAR. During the past year several notable figures have passed away. On January Ilth Thomas Hardy, the novelist and poet, whose impress ou Eng.ish literature will neser be forgotten, died. Universal sorrow, expressed ...

... Thistle Street, 14th init., to Mr and Mrs D daughter. MARRIAGES. HARDIE HASTINGS. At Castle Douglas, on 23rd Januar Rev. T. J. Campbell Crawford, • burgh Parish Church (brother bride), Oliver Hardie, inerchat Clarkie,. daughter of Matthew Knocksllan, and widow ...

... assisted by the Rev. Dr McConnachie, Thomas Baptle, son of Mr and Mrs Bantle, 8 Duke Street, Hawick, to Agnes Clark, youngest daughter of the late William Smith, and Mrs Smith, High Street, Lauder. HARDIE-BEWARD.—At Si Thomas' Church, London, on 4th inst., ...

... 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, ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... Friday evening laid. when a new 30 cw. Ford be. longing to Mr John Hardie (70i, prove, Ancrum. was proceeding along It,• road mooing between Easter Fislderlic and Swinnie. Mr J. Hardie, a local contra,- for engaged in quarrying and transts.rting road metal ...

... 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 ...

... 2 .1. Fairbairn, Shotheads. 3 Antirrhinums 1 M. Murray, 2 Mrs W. L. Johnston. 3 Bunches Hardy Annuals 1 Mrs W. L. Johnston, 2 A. Dodds. Harden Peel. 4 Bunches Hardy Bolder Flowers-1 J. Fairbairn. 2A. Cray. 4 Bunches Annuals 1 A. Gray. A. Dodds. Bouquet ...

... CLUB cake and candy ale under the ausnices of Stow Bowling was held on Saturday, and was opened by the Rev. Thomas Wilson. In a few racy teimarks he hoped that the dainties on the table would soon disappear, and urged upon those present. who were not ...