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... Mr Heir Hardie, M.P., at Darvel made a statesmanlike speech, so far as his attitude to politics generally is concerned. Mr Hardie as a speaker greatly improved. He has the real Parliamentary style now. He modulates his voice, and there is an absence of ...
... 9th Foot— Staff of Second Class Thomas Ross Jameson, M.D. to be Surgeon, vice Armstrong, pro- moted, May 16. 94th Hayden Lloyd Cafe, from the Ist West India Regiment, to be Captain, vice Maunsell, who exchanges, May 16. 95th Foot— Ensign Samuel Blomefield ...
... . . SCOTTISH POETS. By A. B. Tobn. THOMAS BROWN, 'Tut proprietor of the extensive estates of Waterhau and Lanfine, in the east of Ayrshire, was born early in the century. his college education was received first at the University of Glasgow, and afterwards ...
... UNDER THE GREENWOOD TREE The first talking picture with a soul. Thomas Hardy's famous novel as a Talkie is delightful to the eye, tuneful to the ear, ...
... FAILED TO PRODUCE CERTIFICATE. At Kilmarnock Sheriff Court on Friday, Thomas Hardie Richmond, miner, 24 Gateside RoaG• Galston, pleaded not guilty to charge of failing to produce his certificate of registration to a police constable in High Bonnyton Road ...
... Treeland, Chocolat OLD ——. --William Boyd. Thomas Cook. ..T. Young, ILL (Oirran)— —John Scott, Dodsroyie. MANIA= J. Todd. Wm. Andorran °lbw& James STzwawrox JUDO. Chases. Ouratl J. Lawson. M. Brown .. -Thomas -Jamie ()onion. _ ..J. Gnaw & Soo PROPE ...
... Huigli Lir:owing Appeal Court. ill room of the late Mr Thomas Turner. Ayr. Mr Hugh Paton. eed..man, Silmanntcic, was appointed a member of Kilmarnock Licensimg Court, in room of the late Mr Thomas Donald. and Mr John Law. tidbit.'lie. was appointed 'member ...
... retwnrd, and Mr Hardie was left lamenting. The following is the result : John Bannatyne, draper, 229 Thomas Huntee. merchant, 212 Hugh Climie, flesher, 169 James K. Hardie, journalist, 139 It is said that so certain was Mr Hardie and his supporters ...
... responsible for the cancellation at Cuninock last Saturday, or the Ayrshire Labour Federationfs parade to commemorate Keir Hardie, the Socialist pioneer. The demo-- stration which should have followed in the park was transferred to the Town Hall. Rt. Hon ...
... SPECIAL of the following all hardy, wall grown with good roots, LAUREL ROTUNDIPOLIA, 2 to 3 ft at 20/ 100. RHODODENDRON POUTICUH 1 to 2 ft. at I 100 ; SPRUCE FIR, 6 to 14 In. 17/91000; SCOTS FIR, 9 to 18 in. at 17/6 1000. Also PLANES, POPLARS, CHESTNUTS ...
... d meeting of the Demonstration Committee was held the Castle Inn—Mr Thomas Kirkland occupied the chair, and Mr J. Wyllie acted as croupier. During the course of the evening Mr Hardie was prevented with a beautiful double silver inkstand in iscognition ...
... OPZCZAL of the following all hardy, well grown with good roots. LAUREL ROTUNDIFOLIA, 2 to 3 ft. at 20/ 100. RHODODENDRON POUTICUIL 1 to 2 ft. at 20/ 100 ; SPRUCE FIR, 8 to 14 in. 17/8 1000; scors FIR, 9 to 18 in. at 17/81000. Also PLANES, POPLARS, CHESTNUTS ...