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... prise over the other exhibits. Mr Morris came second with three plants which would have graced any show. In the colhelium of hardy fruit.., Mr Short was platted first, but Mr Hutt had a most creditable second. There was only a couple of entries for the best ...
... min rities which voted for Socialism on these occasions represent the strength of Socialistic opinion in the party. Mr Keir Hardie is a strocg and avowed Socialist, and yet on boths these occasions he opposed the proposal to turn tha Labour party in o a ...
... and lire Melville Mackenzie and family, Edinburgh —Park Place. Mrs Hensel arid family. Edinburgh-15. Park Place. Mr and Mrs Thomas Mean., Leith—Park Place. Mrs MeLran, Edinburgh—Park Place. Mr and Mrs Wangb and family, Newton Stewart- - Mrs Mitchell's, ...
... SErrEmnat 14, 1b94. ST ANDREWS. Boy DROWNILDIN ST —On Tuesday a boy, named Julio Chisholm Gordon, three ycats of age, sou of Thomas Gordon, fisherman, fell into the harbour at St Andreas and was drowned. Some other children gave the alarm, and the body t ...
... 3farket St. Messrs and Muss Watson, of Edinburgh—Market St. Miss Deana, from Edinbergb—John Nioulson's, High St. Mr & Mrs Thomas Swan and family, and Mr John Swan from Glasgow--Castle St. Mr Alez. Archer and family, from Edinburgh—J. Mitchell's, Market ...
... (Watson), moved the nomination of Mr Cormack, which was seconded by Mr Thomas Birrell. Treasurer Thomson moved the nomination of Mr Thomas Thomson. Mr Duncan, grocer, seconded. Mr Thomas Birrell—l think it is only just and right that Kilrenny should have ...
... Blackadder, Johnstone; A. Dean, Galosh'e's. Turbit, cock or hen—let, and 2nd—Thomas Kay, Kirkcaldy; 3rd, Alexander Swan, Kirkcaldy. Turbit, cook or hen, bred 1911—let, 2nd, and 3rd—Thomas Hay, Kirkcaldy. Owl, cook or hen—James Miller, Lesmahago; 2nd, and 3rd ...
... trees from his Kilconquharestatc. These have been planted. They are all lime trees of considerable height, and being of a hardy nature are expected to do well. THE NEW TENANT OF RANDERSTONE, CLAM— A complimentary dinner by his friends sad neighbours was ...
... company returned home by the evening train. FASHIONABLE MARRIAOI AT LIVERPOOL.- -Last week the marriage of Miss Mary Archibald Hardie Martin, only daughter of J. Donald Martin, Rosemount. Edge Lane, Liverpool, and Maxwell Rankin Bow, M.8.,C.M., Edin., son ...
... of noise and dust is to the advantage and comfort of both residenters and visitors. Max SattrousimJusata.—Two workmen named Thomas Coburn and Harry Francis, in the employment of Mr James Wilkie, contractor Leven. sustained severe injuries at Kirkland Steel ...
... DELIVERED PER OWN LORRY. A. CHALMERS, MEAL, GRAIN, A%o FORAGE CONTRACTOR, -LEVEN.- J. S. IRELAND, OA U LIF LO IV I RS, grand Hardy Aa to m n Sown, for Sale, at Ovaassomi WATS*. WORKS. SMITH, Caeatza, NORTH ST., Lavas, begs to thank his numerous Customers ...
... violin maker of this century, Jan Baptiate Vuil'aume There is also one by D. Montagnan• of Venice, a fine tenor by the late Thomas Hardie of Edinbur :h. a violoncello by Hentichsen of Hanibitriih, and a double by ■ well-knoan modern Paris maker. Should this ...