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... oldest of the fiehermetr, at the ripe age of 82 One of a large family—two sisters of which still surviveall of whom were a hardy race, the deceased at an early age started a seafaring life. He cep- flouted at it np till tee or three years ago, and was ...
... promises to develop into a story of great interest. The genial author of ' How to be Happy Though Married' (the Rev. E. J. Hardy, M A., of whom a portrait is given) has a bright and chatty article entitled : Wanted, a Strong Lad,' and from the Rev. Mark ...
... ate to be shown by the electric light. rue Rev THOMAS KILWAOOI3I. In the Kilmacolm Advertiser of Saturday's date appears an interesting account of the celebration of the eemilubiloe of the Rev. Thomas Gregory, minister • of St Culumba U.F. Churth,, ...
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... Fife police. Const.ble David Cumming, Tayport, im promoted to the rank of sergeant, and gots to Cupar, in place of Sergeant M'Hardy, Cupar, transferred to Anstruther to take up the duties of the late Sergeant Wright. Several of the constables are be removed ...
... and family, from Newburgh, at J. Monter a. Wm. Collie, Eaq., and family, at St Ford Lodge. At Bassriew. Dr, Mrs, and Misses Hardie, from Leith, at Baas View House. Wood and Mrs Jessie Wood, Min Christina Wood. Mimeo and Anna Smith, from Edinburgh, at Mn ...
... Galuhiels—Market St. Messrs and Mies,' Watson, of Edinburgh—Market St. Miss Deans. from Edinburgh—John Nieolson's, High St. Mr Mrs Thomas Swan and family, and Mr John Swan from Glasgow—Castle St. Mr James and Misses Simi, of Edinburgh—Castle Ga. W. E. Lockhart ...
... EAST OF FIFE RECORD, JANUARY 13, 1905 BORN. WAsson.—At Rlgekhill Entks, Glasgow, on the 9th inst., the wife of Thomas Watson. Caledonian Railway signalman, of a daughter—both doing well. MARRIED. DINGWALL--BISSET. — At Gunlock House, CnJI, on the 11th ...
... irty, a thorough and accomplished seaman, named James Hardy. He might have had a ship long ago bad be been lees addicted to the use of strong drink. The second mate was a younger man named Thomas French, also an accomplished sailor. The boatswain was ...
... Red cabbagee-1, And. Aitken ; 2, F. Lunnalen ; 3. Geo. Nivea ; 4, Win. Patterson Early Cabbage-1, A. Pratt; 2 , Thomas Fertile ;3, Thomas Black ; 4 Wm. Braid 6 Heaviest Onions-1, And. Aitken ;'2, F. R. Lumsden ; 3, And. Sinie 6 Onions autumn-sown-1, And ...
... of the Fife Hounds for the last fifty-four years, viz., Mr Whyte-Melville, Colonel Anstruther Thomson, Colonel Balfour, Sir Thomas Erskine, Colonel Bahington, and Colonel Gardyne.— (7ifeskire Journal.) LEVEN. COUNTY NEWS. to Mr A. Cunningham ; Mews Sharp ...
... nail. On waking at Tooting terninus he missed the nail, and concluded he had swallowed it. Dr Norbury, ho•ise physician at St Thomas' Hospital, stated that by the use of X-rays the nail was plainly seen near the left lung. Two operations were performed, one ...