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... friends are kindly invited. (No flowers.) THOMAS.—At hospita], Port Edgar. on | January 5 (the result “of an gcg?dent on January 4), JAMES H. THOMAS, the elder son of Mrs H. THOMAS and the late Mr H. 8. THOMAS, of 81 Craigentinny Avenue. Funeral on Friday ...
... Bussley Road, Elphinstone. .— In loving memory of I't%)!B'g:it‘rcFLEMlNG. who died December 29, 1926. i Inserted by Mr and Mrs Hardie and [ hmig', lgurie's Park, Elphinstone. FLYNN.—In loving memory of my dear husband and our father, JAMES FLYNN, D.CM.. who ...
... meet cortege at Crematorium. No flowers, no mourning, by his own request. HARDIE.—At 15 Wellington St., Edinburgh, on January 19, 1943, MARY C. HARDIE, widow of ALEXANDER HARDIE, Funeral on Friday, January 22, to Eastern Cemetery. Friends desiring to attend ...
... DEATHS BELL.—At Edinburgh, on January 24, 1943, THOMAS BELL, retired mason, late of Biggar and 16 Spottiswoode Street. Funeral on Tuesday, Januarf 26, to Morningside Cemetery. Friends wishing to attend please meet at cemetery gate at 2.15 p.m. No flowers ...
... son of Private and LR/IrIsPJ.OHN KELLY Funeral private. LAING.—At 19a Lothian Street, Bonnyrigg, on February 3, 1943, ANNE HARDIE, beloved wife of the late JAMES LAING, Rosewell. Funeral to Hawthornden Cemetery on Saturday at 3.30 p.m. Friends desiring ...
... February 8, at f.ADl.lr!n(;*. (No flowers or mourning.) : ~**At 19a Lothian Street, Bonnyrigg, on February 3, 1943, ANN%B HARDIE, beloved ~ wife of the late JAMES LAING, Rosewell. Funeral to H%*gthg*l*denpggg!;te?' ;m Saturday at 3.0 Jm. s desirin kindly ...
... Wednesday. = Friends desir&xs of attending please meet cortege at churchyard gate at 3.5. HARDIE.—On February 7, ELIZABETH JANET, infant daughter of Mr and Mrs ROBERT HARDIE, Old Saughton House, HOGG.—At 136 Northfield, Tranent (the house of his son-in-law) ...
... Regent Street, Portobello, R JULLETTE, o black trotting mare, i o ands; nine ponies, 11 t'g 15 hands; Mrkers.-—-grey, East Thomas St. S4o H terrier pupgies, well bred; 85 7 @ns.; bitches 5 gns.; fine specimens.—Forbes, Newpentland, Loanhead HETLAND c¢olli ...
... condition, £6; lady’s leather coat, £2.-—6583 News; or phone 75795. CO’!‘. 0.5., small repair, good mattress; seen 5-6 p.m.—Hardie, 19 Comely Bank Terrace COT, overcoat, fur necklet, good condi tion.—37 Bridge St.. Musselburgh. COT and stand, new, 30s; ...
... Jacket, child’s buffer chair for sale; Sundlaiy. between 3-5.30.—8018 Neys ¢’ FIS ING rods, cane, 9ift., 70s; greenheart (Hardie’s), 11ft.,, 50s: salmon 1588 358; net, 1058207 Newe. FLINTS for cigarette and gas, immediate delivery; inquirieg solicited ...
... ARy U 1942. ) »d by her i ' Thomas ™= .—aIDJIA%‘ Anda. » Royal ) y his joey 7lis Avenfle- | - n lOVin‘ s ; 8 : 15 9‘9‘*‘ Q‘,M oN.— 2% : ] xlinked, day table coCKkS 9 -ofty Haddingt LE mare. 4 pa ]ol'ries' 7 10 ;t Thomas Stfl ted, healthy 3 . ApplY e ...
... s the leading article in the March issue of “The S.M.T. Magazine and Scottish. Country Life,” writing on “The Scotland of Thomas Carlyle.” Lovers of the high tops will enjoy the Rev. Robert Murray’s article on ridge-walking, while a .delightful _sketch ...