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... .. 1 Hansen, 1 Mrs Rhind, West Road, 4 Mrs M'Douald, do., 4 Mr Poem's% Oldraills, 2 James Hardie, do., ••• 2 Roderick M'Lennan, grocer, 3 Mr Farquhar, •- 0 John Reid, shoemaker, 1 Mr Proctor, Oldmills ...
... Strathers, n cross :tot at £7 ; lady Dunbar Brander of Pitgaveny, sold a pair of two-year-old crow stots at £29 10s ; Mr Hardie, Calcota, sold three. year-ol.lheifersnt (22 105; Mr Scott, Eastertown of Duffos, a cow at £lO ; Sir Stepben, I uebbroom, ...
... James Rhind and Jane Stephen-equal. Foara Mrieioa. 1. Thomas Dingwall and Patrick Mortimor-equal ; 2. James Hardie; 3. John Cumming; 4. John Younie. 2.1 1. James Maus ; 2, Thomas Stewart ; 3. Thomas King. FiftA Clast-lot L Robert Farney ; 2. Elizabeth ...
... would talk- -there was no end of talking; but I from all that he had seen of his lordship and his coinmiasiouer, the Hon. Thomas Brace, he believed they were too honourable to cendeecend to such a comae. Therefore he could nvt believe this story—and he ...
... markets. Amnag those present were Mewire Sl'Keasack, Belnaferry ; Mantach, Lingiseton ; Harris, Karnhill ; Hardie, Cooperhill; South, Grange; Thomas Murdoch, Forms ; Allan, corn merchant, M'Kay, Steam-nails; M`Donald, Roy; Hopkirk, - pled : ltameay, Mill ...
... George, A.M., Cromar, on perseverance ; Mr Thomas Robertson, A.M., Bodiebay, on memory ; Mr John Robertson, sen., Bodiebay on change. At the intervals between the speeches, Mr Ingrain, Ibifftown and Mr Thomas Robertson, Bodiebay, snug several excellent ...
... arange, sold two yearlings at £l6 ;Mr Cruitkshauk. Rosehaugh, bought a pair of yearling stirks at Fl 4 and a cow at £ll ; Mr Hardie, Calcote, bought a cow at £B. ORANTOWN CASTLE TRTST. The stock brought forward to this tryst Monday last, would be about the ...
... amid calf at something over 60 guineas, and another for 30 guineas ; Mx Mackessack, Beluaferry, a cow for 32 einem ; and. Mr Hardy, Cooperhill, a cow for 21 guineas. Wer understand the proceeds of the sale of about 130 cattle (including calves) amounted ...
... NVilliam Paul, farmer, Kthatat. Ferns Mr Archd. Gtolen, farmer, Netherton. © a lly Mr John Hardie ' farmer, Ithininver. Me sa Mr Williamem. farmer, Shempston. Mr Thomas 'tool, farmer, Coulartbank. Mr Ales. thy, farmer, Rota No Quonno, and none elected. Mr ...
... inches. Thwing die Hammer —l6 lbs. weight —l, Donald ro Dinnie, 84 feet; 2 , Charle s Mac Hardy, Mar Lodge, 73 fest 2 inches. Toning tAe Caber. -1, Chas. Mac Hardy; 2, Gee. Hutchison, Castleton of Braemar. Foot an of 400 yards.-1, Alex. Robertson, ' Donnie ...
... Ordinary COURT-ROOM, on FRIDAY the Eighteenth day of September next, at Eleven o'clock a.m., for the Parishes of Rollie, Cairney, hardy,Glass, Grange, Keith, Rothiemay, and Rothcs. AND At DL'FFTOWN, within the Ordinary on SATURDAY the Nineteenth day of September ...
... fur Knock. &lido ; Mr I). Cruickshank, Melt, for Urquhart; Mr John Hardie, Rhininver, for the pariah of Dallas —32 votes. Mr Brodie of Brodie, Mr M'Leod of Dalvey, and the Rev. Thomas Stephen, stated when giving their votes that had they not considered ...