... very wrong step for Mr Hardie to go and tell him what was offered. Mr HARDIE—I did not go. lie told me be would not stick tor 10a. A vote was then taken, when there voted for Leithead Bailie MiThzan ; Treasurer Murry ; Messrs Hardie and I.laikie-4. All the ...

... otlive-bearers was next procecded with in room of the retiring members, Messrs illiam Lan; , Wm. Miller, Walter Scott, John Hardie, and John Reid. The iollowing were elected :— Walter Riddle, Wm. Miller (re-elected); Wm. Robson, Wm. Trotter, and John Reid ...

... of total abstinence in wick, Michie, who was never and wi was associated with ever since its formation.” The treasurer, Mr Thomas Allan next read the financial balance from last year was £6, 4s 8d; members’ sub- soiree, £8, 3s Gd. ~The amount a from Samaritans ...

... Boards :— following are for district School James Wilson, —Thomas Bonchester Bridge ; William Mabes, Town o’ Rule —Walter Deans, Kirkstile, and Hawick—Sir W. F. A. Eliott, and Thos. Grierson, Taylor, and James Grieve, ; James David Scott, and Douglas ...

... social life of E The son of a Scottish minister, he imbibed the stern spirit of the Scotch theology, and was reared in the hardy habits of Scotland iu more In Ms boyhood he emi imitive times. with slave ‘foo the y and rising colony. a assoviated In a short ...

... subject a motion was carried remitting it to a commit- tee to ask Mr Leslie to report upon the best means of water supply. Mr Hardie contended to proceed they would be subjected to the communi- ties. The meeting the Commissioners of Pulice by £50, mainly ...

... :—Provost Ewen and Bailies Inglis and Turnball. There were ten applications for renewals, all of which were granted. Thomas M‘Ghee, Thomas Robson, and Patrick Connell, who had been convicted of a breach of their licences, promised to be more careful in future ...

... c Weir, b 15 1 W. Sim J. Fb ¢ Hardie, b 12 D. Millar, ¢ Weir, 9 not out, T. Laan, net out, R. Wilson J. Montgomery, To bat. W. Irvine, Byex, 20 ; leg-byes, 2; wides, 8. 30 Total, 7 The Gala team consisted of Hardie, W. Wood, . ie, ogan, eir, Stewart ...

... Hiram Wateon, Mr John Alexander to Eliza, fifth At Eskdaill 3: a the Rev. J3, Borland, ‘Mr Thomas Foot ‘oster, tailor, to on the 19th AY to Eliza, of Mr Thomas Smith, stockingmaker, Albion Hawick. At Belle Vue, by the House, Jobe Polen lc bon U. to Jane ...

... the 17th fnst., the ‘alter Thorburn, Selkirk, on the 10tb inst., the wife of Mr J: john A. power-| tuner, of a of Mr John Hardie. tailor and clothier, of a son. As Tower Strest, Selkirk, on the 8th inst., the At Upper Ravensdowne, Berwick-on-T weed, ...

... Welsh, Final Heat Ast prize. 10s ; 2nd, Se James Thomas M om, Hawick, 33 Sift. din. Jedburgh 46 ft. 7 in. 10s ; 2nd, Se, Leap. Ist prise, 10s ; 2nd, ia. — Lamond. 19 ft. 94 ia. BR. Knox, 19 ft. Shin. 2 A Hardie Race of 300 Yards et priee, ° Given by the 3 ...

... Course, 112 0 for Grand and Entrance Boards 110 100 ont ty Hardie, Stationary, T &c., 0 16 Thomas Cook for carrying Halberd, 100 Son for attending mg 8. 2n0 o Prizes at 67:18 0 » Refreshments &e., 170 , Scotsman, and »» Aimers & Son, &c., owl os Commission ...