... GARDINER & HARDIE, Cabinetmakers and Upholsterers, 42 Great Clyde Street, Glasguw, carried on by the Suls.cribers, has DI:)- SOLVEDeen LHSOLVED as at Twenty Eighth May, Eighteen Hundred and Eighty-Five, by the retiral of the Subscriber ; JOHN HARDIE. The Business ...

... were—Deacons Cunning, Denovan, Robertson, Drown, Young, and Wilson ; Mr Leine Neileon. clerk to the Incorporation of Weavers; Mr Thomas Mackay, Denim Advertiser; Mr Arnett, Allan's School ; Mr Adam, Tract Depot; ✓kc., &c. The chairm►n proposed the loyal and ...

... * CONSULTING TABLES- 70. De 555. 5 MEDIATES ON A AND PPLICATI ON. SPECIAL SKETCHES T GARDINER & HARDIE, 42 GREAT CLYDE STREET, GLASGOW. GAIII)INER & HARDIE, GREAT CLYDE STREET, GLASGOW. THE LAROKST AND BEST SELECTED STOCK BEST /FURNITURE AND CARPETS IN ...

... foliowing result :— xo' N ss.. OILAMOIMOt TN. Mr George Snadden,. 20 Mr Michie 23 Mr Thomas Bishop, 25 Mr Wright, ll Mr John Simplon, l7 Mr Hardie, 24 Mr Thomas Lindsay,. 26 Mr Mile. l9 Leaving a majority of 10 shots for Bo'ness Club. W. Batnos ...

... beans frees King's Park farm on the 14th Aug., and were Jed be each. A MILITARY Monday, before Sheriff Satetitate Boatine, Thomas Hardie was charged with deserting from the 78th Highleaders when they were lying in Edinburgh Castle as the 11th hugest, 1877 ...

... COMET SLOW COMBUSTION STOVE. 42 GREAT CLYDE STREET, GLASGOW. DISSOLUTION SALE. GARDINER & HARDIE, MANUFACTURERS OP FURNITURE BY MA CHINERY. Owing to Mr Hardie's retire' from the business, one of the best selected and most extensive Stocks in the Furniture ...

... offer that stay he given in. Stirling, Bth May, 1877. go Ott. I %WELLING-HOUSE—FIat, No. 89 Port Street, I to Let.—Apply, J. Hardie, Plumber. LEV, • House in Shore knad.—Apply to 1 Mr min.,. 6 Bornt•n Place, Stirling. 4„.ILLF-CONTAINED Lodging. No. 7 Vie ...

... vindicated, it is intolerable that men of the Hardie stamp, backed by men like Mr Cunninghame Graham and Mr Conybeare, should come forward, and, p sing as a Liberal, endanger the seat to the Liberal party. Mr Hardie did this, and doing so deserved defeat, and ...

... T. Kerrighan ; 3, Thomas Trevis. 2 Heads German Greens-1, W. Livingstone; 2, J. Galbraith; 3, D. Brown. 2 Savoys-1, Alexander Brown ;2, J. Stark, jun.; 3, M. Atkinson. 2 Cauliflowers-1, Alexander Ruberteon ;2, J. M`Laren ;3, Thomas Kerrighan. 4 Turnips-1 ...

... 220 Yards Bare-1, J. Nervy, Tillioneltry; 1, J. N. Campbell, Glasgow; 3, D. Frail, Aleaandn. Bays' Baca (ronened)—l, Wm. Thomas; 2, J. ; 11, J. Neil. Bunning High Leap-4, J. E. Campbell; 2, Deat., Lath; 3.D. Beyer, Lialithgew. Wieland Flag-1, John NNW ...

... the 10th instant, by lighting together, and were toed 8d each. Alexander Hardie, miner, for assault, committed in Main Street, Ki'gib, on the 9th instant, on the person of Thomas Looney, a miner, by striking him on the breast, pled guilty, and wen lined ...

... J M'it vie. Early Grown Comte, Le st 1-1, Thomas Turnbull; 2, Peter Walker ; 8, T. Paterson, jam. Turnips, best 3-1, William Street, junior; 2, Thomas Montotth ;3, A. Higgie. Potatoes, early, best ti-1. Thomas Turnbull; 2, Thomism Palermo, Stevenson; 4 ...