... the exhibits there will be an attractive programme of sports events and a dance in the evening in the Scout Hall. Mr John D. Hardie, principal of Messrs W. & J. S. Gordon, solicitors, has bought “Glenhill,” a bungalow in Kirriemuir for his own occupation ...

... said sometyme when he went by it he took of his bonat.” 3 % “May 1764. John Hardie, one of the town's officers and keeper of the gaol to be incarcerate for allowing Thomas Smith, prisoner, to escape, and his coat and halbard to be taken from him. 5 ...

... Shenff Clerk at For far during September included @~ Miss Isabella Reid Elder Walker, Broomroof, Roscbank Road | Mary Ann Hardie Smith or Henderson, Ardloch, Robertson Terrace James Low, gardener, 71 West High Street 1.650 1.586 William Allardice. 2 ...

... of Mr and Mrs George Thornton, Rocklyn, Forfar. HARDIE-BROWNLEE.—At St James’s Parish Church, Forfar, on 12th June 1954, by Rev. W. G. Tran, M.A., William Nicoll Hardie, eldest son of Mrand Mrs W. Hardie, 32 Kings Road, Forfar, to Catherine Jessie Brownlee ...

... even if there are bits of it which are no more true to history than the usual run of films. Just imagine anybody. however hardy, running about in Scotland half naked in this kind of summer! Sunday’s “Jackpot™ is a comedy of too much good fortune. James ...

... organisations in Angus. Bailiec Mac Hardy, earnouslk. handed over the gift. Office-bearers arc =-—Hon. president, Lord Teviot: hon. vice-presidents, the Earl of Dalhousic and ex-Provost Webster, Arbroath ;. chairman, Sir Thomas ‘A. Wedderspoon ; vice-chairman ...

... Junior boys — High jump — 1 James Hardie. 2 William Gc\lingly. 3 A. Anderson ; cricket ball throw—l J. Hardie, 2 Thomas Hart, 3 W. Golightly : shot putt —1 W. Golightly, 2 lan Wilson, 3 T. Hart ; hurdles—l J. Hardie, 2 W. Golightly, 3 1. Wilson ; pillow ...

... inspection I'he following were the prize-winners at the whist held by the F.P.s Association in Guide H.Q. :— Ladies—l Miss M. Hardie, 2 Mrs F. Watt, consolation Miss D. Anderson. Gentlemen—l Mr G. Sword, 2 Mr Wm. Balfour, consolation Mr Wm. Watt. Hostess ...

... was a fiasco. Football and other sports got more attention than the Territorials, complained the commanding officer, Colonel Hardy. That has a topical ring, too. A photograph appeared in the Daily Telegraph of December | showing two voung Royal Scots on ...

... Angus Valuation Appeal Court has been appointed by Sheriti Principal C. J. D. Shaw as f_o_llows — David J. R. Bell, Liff : Thomas W. L. Bell, 8 Taylor Street, Forfar . James H. Duke, Brechin; Frederick W. P. Ferguson, Carnoustie : Lieut.-General Sir James ...

... Waddell, W. C. Cook, D. Milne, E. Blair); 3 Forfar No. 3 (A. Reid, A. Waddell, J. Milne, J. Waddell) : 4 Forfar No. 4 (A. Hardie, B. Mason, B. Alexander, J. Towns). » All of these winners go forward to the national contests in Edinburgh on September 21 ...

... States. Exchanges are for one vear. A Forfar couple were married in St James's Church on Saturday in Mr Thomas C. Cowan, cldest son of Mr and Mrs Thomas Cowan, 12 Charles Street, and Miss Helen A. Gordon, only daughter of the late David Gordon and of Mrs ...