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... Devlin a blow on the face with his clenched fist on 30th December in Station Road, Grangemouth. SHIP TRIALS. The motor-ship Thomas Hardie, built by the Grangemouth Dockyard Co., Ltd., for the North Thames Gas Board (Managers Stephenson Clarke, Ltd., London ...
... Dennis, who died January, 1948. To be with us in the same old way Would be our dearest wish to-day. Inserted by Matthew and Thomas, Lumley Street, Grangemouth. EADIE.—In loving memory of my dear son, Jack Eadie, killed in action 7th January, 1942.—Inserted ...
... bouquet. Miss Nessie Hardie, gow, was the setting for the wedding sister of the bride, and Miss Effie on Tuesday, 27th December, of Miss Dunlop, a friend of the bride, were Annie Millar Marshall Hardie, eldest] the bridesmaids. Miss Hardie wore a blue satin ...
... C. Corbett, S.M., replied to by Bro. Charles P. Moore. D.M., No. 16; ‘Other Office-Bearers,” by Bro. Thomas Mackenzie, P.M., replied to by Bro. Thomas Spence. S.W.; “Past Masters.” by Bro. Alex. Henderson, S.D., replied to by Bro. Robert Thomson P.M.: ...
... Edinburgh, pleaded guilty to having, on December. 1949, in the motorvessel Thomas Hardie, then lying ir the fitting-out berth of the Grangetnouth Dockyard, assaulted Thomas Cameron Mulhoiland. 26 Castleloan. Eoness, by striking him on the face with his ...
... held a very successful dance on Saturday last. In a gaily decorated hall the company danced to delightful music supplied by Hardie’s Ideal Hawaiian Band. The duties of M.C. were capably carried out by Mr James Inglis. Spot and novelty dances were enjoyed ...
... Edinburgh, pleaded guilty to having, on Bth December, 1949, in the motorvessel Thomas Hardie. then lying in the fitting-out berth of the Grangemouth Dockyard, assaulted Thomas Cameron Mulhoiland. 28 Castleloan. Eoness, by striking him on the. face with ...
... substantial repast was served and was greatly enjoyed Thereafter a high class programme was sustained Miss M Vallance soprano Mr R Hardie baritone Miss Flo Munn the entertaining Glasgow elocutionist Miss Betty Govan LRAM presided at the piano the company were ...
... Scott). Uunolly, both well, Caurreston, a daughter; , * . hpusemuir''7. At 48 Rae Street, Sten- and ° t January, 1950, to LA\v Hardie, a son. 2, 12th alkirk = Roya i, Infirmary, J- Law Mr and Mrs ildings l p£ Agnes Muir) Taylor’s M‘GQvvAx- olmont a son; both ...
... connection with his work for the 8.8.C. vor J- Roberton was the outstanding member of a notable Dunipace family and son the Rev. Thomas Roberton, the saintly minister of Dunipace Free Church. BROOMPARK GUILD BURNS NIGHT. —The members and friends of Broompark ...
... Dunoily, ooth well. ■ L,au rieston, a daughter; . HARBir bpasemulr' At 48 Rae Street. Sten“lr M’rc°? January, 1950, to LAW a* Hardie, a son. n Jan,,f alkirk Hoyal Infirmary A - Law ary > ly °b, to Mr and Mrs ldings jf® Agnes MiUr) Taylor’s ta ° n Son; both ...
... Ibose who love him, ° nl y gone before. ' S - bis loving son George. bi.n on i t - , inkbonny Hospital, .1 10, January. 1950, Thomas years, husband of Janet • Hayfield, Bankside. Fal- e 88 Loanhead Cresand January, 1950, r . f- P - daughter of the late Mri ...