... by Thomas Leisbmas, bres album, given by Mr Hsrdie, dentist—' for by points, and large number of t entered. Mr William Gall was high points, and gained Mr Leishmsn's second on the list was Mr Peter Black, points, and carried the prize prese Hardie, These ...

... programme of music during the afternoon. The following were the office-bearers : Chairman, Major C. W. L. Ross; Treasurer, Thomas Hardie. Esq.. Union Bank; Joint Secretaries, A and A Taylor. The following the pnxe-lisi:— ...

... the poll in this Ward stood—Mr M*Beth, 37 ; Robertson, 20. The results of the election the other Wards are—First Ward—Mr Thomas I Morrison, and Mr George Clark ; Second A. Boag, and Mr John Dickson ; Third ' Ward—Mr Robert Hay, architect, and : George ...

... Edinburgh, on the 16th instant, Andrew, youngest son of Mr John Allan. At Hill of Kinnaird, by Falkirk, on the 20th instant, Thomas Hardie, farmer and guano merchant. Friends at a distance will please accept of this intimation. At Braehcad, Milton, the 14th ...

... Subjoined is the list of winners Qaoiting—lst, James Hardy, Tillicoultry; 2nd, Andrew Campbell, Alva; 3rd, C. Lamond, Gl*- gow. Race for Boys under 15 years—ls% Gavin Drummond; 2nd, James Forfar; 3rd, Thomas Cochrane. Strathspeys and Reels on the great Highland ...

... Liverpool, on the 2!at inat., by the Rev. H. T. Howat, Mr Georg« D. Urquhart, Liverpool, to Rose Ann, daughter of John Charles Hardy, Esq. . At St Coltunba'a Church, Edinburgh, on the 22d mat., by the Rev. T. Walker, Mr James Rankine, Dundee, to Henrietta ...

... considerable imponance grain dealers and others was on Tuesday decided Sheriff Lamond in the Sheriff Court Duafcmiline. Charles Hardie, farmer, Primrose, sued Hugh Elder, graiu merchant, Dunfermline, for 2s 6d, being the price of 15 qrs. oats at 25s 6d, sold ...

... by tbe Rev. William Oimile, A.M., Stirling, Johu Harvey, Esq., Park Terrace, Stirling, to Isabella, youngest daughter of Thomas Binnie, Esq., builder. At Fredrick Street. Edinburgh, on the 19tb instant, the Rev. Dr Clasou, Ebenezer Wilkie, governor of ...

... presented would ever her tangible expression. Rev. W. Bell. M.A., calling for a vote of thanks the lady collectors and to Mr Thomas Hardie of the Union Bank, who had acted Treasurer, made reference to the high opinion he had uniformly heard expressed in the ...

... master, from Grangemouth, with staves. ~ 30.—The Eliza, 48 tons, MTlwain, master, from Kincardine, with barley. The Mary, tons, Hardie, muster, from Kincardine, with barley. Deo. L—The Jessie, 52 tons, Wright, master, from Invergorden, with sleepers. The Rose ...

... about it. Mr Hardie said no, he had i entered on possession. Mr Lee afterwards said he would make the shootings worthless. He msio* tained that be had the beat right them, and he had been refused them he would make them wort lies*. Mr Hardie said he wss ...

... Alexander Kerr Ih>. William King Asristant Master. James Symmcr* Arithmetic,.., Alexander M‘Hardy.. Clasaica Dr Brace. Mod. Languages. J. A, banka . Claselrs Thomas Philip Junior English Mias Watt Sewing Andrew Lsitoh Classics. t. J. Q. bonne Mod. Languages ...