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... Conqueror' to the Dumbarton Society. ' William the Conqueror' was bred by Mr Hardie, Mull Farm, Galloway, and is one of the two colt foals by the old ' Prince ' which Mr Hardie sold at an extraordinary long price in the autumn of 1889. James Craig held ...
... essentially a cheese-making breed. The produce is greater than from any other kept on poor land or inferior food. It is very hardy, and not so liable as the shorthorn to tubercular disease.' In a chapter on Breeding and Management of Cattle' three different ...
... is not the gre tteat and best , rgani+ation existing am, &c., 0.11A:.`4. DalLeattie, nth April, 1,89. ORGAN APP3INTMINT.-Mr Thomas E. Exley, who has been organist of St. Ninian's Episcopal Church, Castle-Douala.% fur the past few month., has been appointed ...
... Ward, settmaker ; Joseph Condon, settmaker ; Joseph Wardle, settmaker ; James Pearson, settmaker; John Black, mason ; and Thomas Donnelly, labourer. On Monday morning they were, at the instance of Mr Davidson, Chief Constable, brought before a special ...
... SER, FRIDAY, MARCH 20, 1885. castle, bought a commended bull of Messrs Thomas Biggar & Sons—a deep, fleshy, good animal—at lOs ; and Mr Webster, Airde, bade for ' Royal Charter ' (3566), from the same herd, until lie got him a good bargain at £4O. The ...
... had made a good selection. The horse is larger than the size usually selected by this Society. KIRKCUDBRIGHT BURGH COURT. Thomas M'Math, vagrant, and Mary Connor or M`Miiith, his wife, pled guilty, before Provost Craig and Bailie 51'Ski dog, on Tuesday ...
... in the Highlands.' Unfortunately it is also hung near the ceiling, but what is seen of it indicates decided merit. Mr C. M. Hardie, Edinburgh (but who belongs to Kirkcudbright), has sent two pictures. '.l Bird Fancier' (331) has in prominence an elderly ...
... Monday, at noon. Present Rev. George Cook, D.D., Moderator p.e. ; Rev. Meows Cowan, Grant, M.A., Pattullo, George Walker, R.D., Thomas Walker, 8.A., Black, M'Conacide, Campbell, Costa, S.D., Reid, 13. D., Stewart, sod Findlay. 8.D., ministers; Messrs M'Kie ...
... Truokell, poll clerk. TRAFALGAR HRRORB.—An esteemed correspondent, at present resident at Edinburgh, sends us the following :—Thomas Hardie, who died at Edinburgh on the 11th inst., was rather a remarkable man. He was born at Southampton, and at 9 years of age ...
... office-bearers for the ensuing year was then proceeded with, and resulted as follows :—Bro. J. H. Brown, Ihunfriea, ; Bro. .T. Hardie, Dumfries, D.D.R. ; Bro. Gourley. Kirkcudbright, P.D.C.R. : Bro. T. C. Fairies, Dumfries, secretary ; Bro. W. Hallett., Dalbeattie ...
... Leighton Bustard , was sentenced to five years' servitude for setting Are to a dwelling with defraud an Insurance Company. Thomas Parnell, a retired publican, who wit buried this week in the parish churchyard began, fought taster Nelson 1801 that fight ...
... assigned to it. It is a very fine portrait., the colouring being epeeially noticeable ter its .implicity and deli. cacy. Mr C. M. Hardie, A.R.S.A., gives, as the title of his principal picture, 'An Unrecorded Coronation' (Nn. 14). It represents an imagined incident ...