... Scott ; secretary and treasurer—Themes Black (Mayfield) ; handicapper—limes Handyside • committee— Joseph Allen, Thomas Scott, John Hardy, James Handyside, William Cockburn, Alexander Dickson, and James Stewart, ; referee-1S illism Hope. The first handicap ...

... in pot—l, Thomas Waugh j 2, Andrew Scott. White geranium pot—l, Robert Minto: Daniel Henderpon. Ked fupchia in pot—l, W. A. Turnbull; 2. Andrew Calceolaria in pot— Michael Turnbull. Window plant—l, W. A. Turnbull ; 2, Thomas Waugh. 4 hardy ferna—l, Grieve; ...

... congregational purposes. Sin GIORGI 0000141, BAIT., will soon publiab, through Hews Hodder & Stoughton, London. • work on Thomas Hardy, the oovelist. Mr Uardy, who is recognised as in the front rank of oar writers of fiction, has ooemionally been the reset ...

... '• Year-Book, and of his other literary worts, £100; May, Lady Duff. Hardy, in recognitio of the hictorical, literary. and public services of her late husband. Sir Thomas Duff. Hardy, Deputy-Keeper of the Public Records, £100; Mn Seal; Elisabeth Melville ...

... Arthur vel Now, Miss 011 a cried Popley. They have scarcely had time to *mom- Boiling Clothes Farm Woman's Winter, by Thomas Hardy. Thia 'deice is golden, for it will loan win. • . g ra T aad There was no time for hesitation. Liberty • • . • e ''', 25/6 ...

... in the handwriting of Amour the deceased. They were—“ Friday afternoon at half-past one. Edward Armstrong, Thomas Qlcdston, John Hardy, Thomas liell, and others took extremely ill. also had a prayer meeting at a quarter to two, when Tihha, Henry Hliarp ...

... Gray; 2, A. Rados. 4 Phloem, spike of that the sum of £2OO be placed at the disposed d the mob -I, Geom. Tweedle; 2, Thomas Mercer. 4 Hardy committee as • contribution from the Herbaceous Pleats one spike of easit-Gtorge Tweed's. The committee are therefore ...

... es-I,oTho mas Neil ;2, Thomas Clark. Half-pint of Red or Whitethirranta-1, Thomas Clark; 2, John Henry. Half-pint of Black Currants-1, R. Forsyth ;2, Philip Sbsrp. FRINT -, . the Best Half-pint of Strawberries—l, G. ; 2, Thomas Neil. The beet 2 Reads ...

... NOTED BORDER SHEPHERD Death of Mr Thomas Hardie. Mr Thomas Hardie, a well-known Border shepherd, pas,ed away at his residence at White Home, Hollybush, °iambicls. Mr Hardie was a native of Ettrick Valley, and was a recognised authority on ...

... lie forgotten. I refer to John Hardie, who did ex• cellistst work as seerrtary at an early stage of the Mission. It was. 1 think, largely due to hi , initiative that the Common-Riding Nlertoun House were liegun. Mr Hardie's untimely death, through accident ...

... MANUFACTURERS SOMNUS STONEHILL AND THOMAS. Your Old Furniture taken in lieu of deposit HARDY'’S 14-20 HIGH STREET GALASHIELS Direct from Belle Vue Exhibition Address Our Unique Part Exchange Scheme enables us to offer you top valuation for old furniture ...

... the Bth lost , Philip Douglas, millworks; Galashiela, to Margaret, daughter of the late Thomas Storrie weaver . At the 28th ult by the Rev. W. R. Torr, vicar , Thomas Bell, to blurret Rues, eldest dtugbter of the late George Rom, °outland. DEATHS. At 10 ...