... the lato Mr Thomas Taylor, 3 Howegate, to Catherine G. M. Hardie, younger daughter of Mr and Mrs Hardie, 17 Gladstone Street. TAYLOR—VEVEBS.—At St Margaret's and Wilton South Church, on 17th June, by the Rev. A. Bain Counon, 8.D., Thomas, only son of ...

... when Sir Thomas Henderson was unanimously re-elected chairman of the Company for the miming year, and Mr C. A. Pringle and Mr Oliver Hardie were re-elected vioe-chairmen. Mr A. Douglas Haddon, solicitor, Inas reappointed secretary and Mr Thomas A. Rogszth ...

... arrangements were made Thomas Graham, anil the committee of management was as follows: —Messrs D. Uickman, Wm. Cockburn, Thomas Hill. D. Wylie. David Taylor, and Selby Bulman. James Welsh presented the prizes. The winning pairs were:—l, Thomas Moffat and Walter ...

... lion, secretary, J. A. H. Brown; lion, treasurer, Mr Thomas Dagg; green rangers, Messrs W. Goodfellow and J. M. Inglis; committee—Messrs T. Easton, George Wylie, Adam Scott, Thomas Forster, Thomas Scott, D. McLachlan, Wm. Elliot, and W, H. Weight man ...

... to WeUogate Cemetery. Friends please accept tliis, only intimation am) invitation. HARDIE.—At Teviut View, Wilton Hill Terrace, Hawick, on 16tb May, 1941, Oliver Hardie, J.F.. merchant (Mungo Wilson & Co.), beloved of C'larkie Hastings, aged 61 years. ...

... directors was held immediately after the general meeting, when Sir Thomas Henderson was unanimously reelected chairman of the Company for the ensuing year, and Mr Charles A. Pringle and Oliver Hardie were re-elected vicechairmen. Mr A. Douglas Haddon, solicitor ...

... Alex. E. Anderson; 2, Job Harkness. Vase Chrysanthemums—l, William Scott; 2, Thomas Bel], 2 Frank Place; 3, J. D. Borthwick. Three Vases Chrysanthemums—l, William Scott; 2, Thomas bell; 3, William Dowrie, ViewhiU, Denholm. Vase Chrysanthemums (sprays)—l ...

... Bettison, Gleneagles, Bircotes, nr. Doncaster. ROSS EVANS.—At Methodist Church, Sheffield, on Sth August, by Rev. Mr Fairfoot, Thomas Douglas, older son of the lato Joseph Ross, Gretna, and Mrs Ross, Kirkton, to Marjorie, youngest daughter of and Mrs Evans ...

... by G. Pettigrew qualified for the final after defeating Wilton rink skipped J. Hardie 23 shots to 14. rinks were: —Wilton —R. Gibson, J. Blaikie, A. Duncan, and J. Hardie; Kelso— J. Brunton, A. Waugh, J. Hume, and O. Pettigrew. HAWICK OFFICER ON THE FILMS ...

... husband of Jane Richardson. Interred Churchyard, Xewcastleton, to-day. HARDIE.—At 2 Slitrig Bank, on 22nd December, 1944, Barbara Deans, eldest daughter of the larte Robert Hardie. Funeral on Monday first art. 1 o’clock to Wellogote Cemetery. Friends ...

... Hawick High School V. —Hector'd Dux Medal —Thomas -Johnston ; runner-up, Hamish Christal. IV.—l, Alexander G. Brown; 2, Audrey Kennedy. Hl.—John Y. Gray Prize for General Excellence—John B. Chalmers; runner-up, Thomas K. Redpath. Kenncdy-Dechau Medallists—Science ...

... Kicretary, Mr A. Douglas Haddon, solicitor, submit led the report and balance sheet for the year 29th November last, and Sir Thomas Henderson, c-i hair man the Company, moved their adoption, and that dividend of 5 •cent, for the year the paid capital the ...