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... Fisher Unwin.) Red ilfee and Whitv. By Owen Vistor. Illustrated by Frederick Remington. -A 1 Laodieoan A Story of To-Day. By Thomas Hardy. The Wessex Novels. Vi. xr. (London: Osgood, M! Ilvaine & Co.) The Eniqs-etnt Ship. By WV. Ciark Russell. 'New Edition ...
... elementary education; Lady Duffus Hardy, sa I L5Oa ayear, in addition to the pension of £4;100 a year a granted in 1879, in recognition of the historical, p literary, and public services of her late husband, t. ?? Thomas lufinus Hardy; Dr Schmitz, 50 a a year ...
... Young, I nEblleu, and the chairman gave addressee on the S a onijects of the Ladies' Missionary Association. The sRlev, Thomas Hardy, of Foulis Wester, contributed several humorous Scotch recitatisne, which greatlyn .delighted the audience. h ,S LUMPI ...
... (Before Lord Pearson.). AIARDIE V. CLARSE ET E CONTRA. Lord Pearson has issued his judgment in the ] counter actions between Thomas Hardie, chemical manufacturer, Prestwick Road, Ayr, and Daniel Clarke, chemical manufacturer, DoPe House, Ayr. The actions related ...
... with the restrictions in a con- tract of ground annual between M'Hardy and a Thomas Kennedy, in 1838, by which M'Hardy dis. Ipoerd a compartment of the lands of Southpark, of which M'Hardy was then proprietor. The Dean of Guiild' (Mr Ramnsay), on 31st January ...
... out, Hardie said, Here's a gentleman, I'll try and get his watch ; -on which he crossed the street after the gentleman, and they all followed him. Saw Hardie go straight forward to meet the gentleman, who immediately stopt; and obser- ved Hardie then ...
... Win. Hardy. of Whitley, el caused a hores to be ill-treated. - Witness saw a tr Ihorse amsongst others in a diseased stats, totally- e ?? of wold andse itws e x-frn SI Iunfit to do any class ofwradi0wssioig 1 8intense agony. Thea defendant Hardy told ...
... Philip, G ory Stewart, Allargae; and Coits Dslrick. For dancing- and pipe music-Captain Forbes and - Messrs *lI 'Hardy, Greenhanr, and M ' Hardy, of Dunfiel. The pnze - list is as follows : -. fit. Best dressed Highlander, 4 entries-i Jamas )'EHardy, or- ...
... commenced business in March, 1870, the . partners then being David Hardie, James Melt Thompson, and himself. Their capital was £2100, and the firm existed until 1878,. when Mr Hardie retired, taking with him an allowance of £2700. Witness'sbrotheraoa ...
... Mar Lodge; 3 James M'Hardy, r- Corgarff. Society's caber silver medal, 7 competitors- Wm. M'Combie Smith, Blacklunans. Hammer medal, I- 6 competitors-John MI'Hardy, Glenlivet, 89 feet 2 inches. Stone medal, 5 competitors-Jobn M'Hardy, e- Glenlivet, 25 feet ...
... mined to accompany Sir 'Ihoinas Hardy to Valparuiso and. accordingly embarked the same dchy, and arrived here the nighit b.iioi c iast. I thou -i;t my presence might l'e of scrvice. I am wC11 acquiainitld witi Sir Thomas Harly's sentiments on the subject ...
... William Wyness, carter, Guestrow; Thomas Duncan, labourer, Upperkirkgate; Charles Murray, labourer, Windy Wynd ; ohn MI'Lean, Loch Street; and George 'Will, labourer, Harriet Street, all in the employment of Messrs Ellis & M'Hardy, along Jamieson's Quay, Regent ...