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... Scott. Ib— Norman Trewren, Emily Angus. Kobt. Mel drum. —Brian Ganner, Janis Paterson. Isabel Anderson. Nicholson. Sylvia Hardie. Lawrence Meldrum. Primary la—Jack Sneddon. Elizabeth Leafmonth. Ann Donaldson, lb —John Miller. Eileen Cant. Allen Bryce ...
... and iacdonald, Dean of Guild Geddes, Hon. Treasurer Scott, Councillors Baxter, riemlnf, A. O. Hardie, W. Hardie, Lawrle, Marker, Pearce, Sleigh, and Thomas, with Mr Stewart. Depute Town Clerk; Mr F. C. H. Thom, Burgh Chamberlain; and Mr O. V. Renton, ...
... Macdonald, Baron Bailie Fleming of Blackness, Hon. Treasurer Scott, Dean of Guild Geddes, Councillors A. G. Hardie. W. Hardie Lawrie, Sleigh and Thomas, and Mr G. V. Renton. Burgh Surveyor. Praise was led by the choir and was of the heartiness associated with ...
... on. Mr A. G. Hardie referred to the danger to children of the flooding of the path round the loch by causing them to have to walk on the parapet. It was contended that the flooding was caused by surface water from Whitten Road. Mr Hardie noted with pleasure ...
... Roberts. Armadale; Mr John Malone; Dean of Guild J. Geddes: Councillor W. Hardie: Mr G. H. W. Beattie; Councillor Merker; Mr J. Campbell White. Edinburgh: Councillor W. Hardie; Councillors J. R. Lawrie and J. Pearce; ex-Provost A. C. Ford: Capt. T. B ...
... Macdonald, Hon. Treasurer Scott Dean of Guild Coldes, Councillors Baxter, Fleming, A. G. Kardie, W. Hardie, Lawrie, Worker, Pearce, Sleigh and Thomas, with Mr N. S. Main, Town Clerk; Mr Stewart, Depute Town Clerk; Mr F. C. H. Thom, Burgh Chamberlain and ...
... Morrison and Macdonald, Hon. Treasurer Scott, Dean of Guild Geddes, Councillors Baxter, Fleming, A. G. Hardie, W. Hardie, Lawrie, Merker. Pearce, Sleigh and Thomas, with Mr Stewart, Depute Town Clerk; Mr F. C. H. Thom. Burgh Chamberlain, and Mr G. V. Renton, ...
... Another whist drive was held in the Masonic Hall on Thursday evening in aid of the same fund when the winners were—l, Mrs Hardie; 2, Mr Cockburn. 3. Miss Baxter. BOWLING. —The annual friendly game between the Malt Extract Factory, Kirkliston, and Carscbridge ...
... tenders, he had been told who had got the joiner and building con‘ Councillor A. G. Hardie—Was the information correct? Councillor Lawrie—Yes. Councillor A. G. Hardie—lt must have been intelligent anticipation. Councillor Merger said that no one could ...
... What they wanted first of all was a states was the population as large caretaker as Scotland, and in about 40 the Mr A. G. Hardie said that, in view states of the U.S.A. the population of the fact that the place was to was snli i|er than Scotland, yet ...
... was as good as new and as strong as the Bass Rock, The dangerous condition of the wall at Station Brae was referred to by Mr Thomas, and the Burgh Surveyor stated that an arrangement had been reached with Mr T. R. Aitken. who was altering the old church ...
... Simpson, Morrison and M'Donald. Hon. Treasurer Scott. Dean of Guild Geddes, Councillors Fleming, A. G. Hardie. ,W. Hardie, Lawrie, Merker, Sleigh and Thomas, with Mr Stewart, Depute Town Clerk; Mr F. C. H. Thom. Burgh Chamberlain, and Mr G. V. Renton, Burgh ...