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... hyperborean air of the ' grey metropolis of the North ' and the keen of bagpipes from the Rock. He was, moreover, anything but a hardy Norseman, and the easterly winds held him a willing prisoner in his widower's rooms through the trying winters. This is an ...
... 18th Helen of William Scott, mason, aged 35 years. on the inst., Robert Rodger, on the 18th Thomas, on are Allare on the feeb Robert, At? on the inst., Hardie, ‘Leod, fa m on the 29th inst, Joho , formerly ary At sa the tect, er, At 21 = Te Affleck, At ...
... GALASHIELS BUTCHER FINED. At Galashiels Police Court on Monday, Thomas Hardie, butcher. 54 Channel Street, pleaded guilty to having, on 2nd March, used • weapon for the purpose of stunning or killing a sheep at the burgh slaughter-house without having ...
... Scott, John Graham Wilson. Second Class Certificates — John Conithard, John Fairley, David Haiti'day. James Hardie, John Maggie, John belts. Thomas Marchhank, John Marshall, Siebert Scoon. Walter Scott. John Wallace, Sobers Watt. OBITUARY. Suddenly, at the ...
... M‘Morran ‘alter Riddell Pte. Donald M*Donald Sergt. John Hall Pte John Scott (1) 7 Pte. James Brunton. Pte. John Frazer Pte. Thomas Noble Pte, William Armetrong 4 Pte. James Tait. Pte. Waiter Anderson 19 Pte. George Young 19 Pte. John Coltman 16 Pte. Andrew ...
... John Scott. 2 Brussels Sprouts-1, Thomas Nixon; 2, J. T. Ramar_. Green- Mrs Cockburn. 2 Cauliflowers-1, J. T. Ramage; 2, Thomas Nixon. Thomas Nixon. 4 Carrots-1, J. Sonderson; 2, 3 Boots of Beet--1, D. W. Purdie; 2, Thomas Nixon. 3 Yellow Turnips-1, James ...
... and whoever occupies the house that Mrs Hardie bad then has the duty of generous donor imposed on them. Mrs Hardie, by the way, was the grandmother of our well-known townsmen, Messrs Oliver and ,Thomas Hardie. This version of the custom's origin is ...
... Flowers—l, William Scott; 2, G. Wilson; 3, W. E. Anderson. Six Vases Hardy Perennials-4, Welter Douglas, 18 Renwick 'terrace; 2, Frank P. Scott; 3, A. M. Douglas, Lady-law Lodge. Three Vases Hardy Perennials-1, Walter Douglas; 2, A. M. Douglas; 3, Frank P. Scott ...
... Wilson; 3, R. H. Simpson. Three Leeks-1, D. Sutherland; 2, J. Purdie; 3, William Nixon. Four Vases Hardy or Half-Hardy Annuals (4 distinct varieties)-1, Thomas Smail; 2, James Murray; 3, J. Purdie. Best Exhibit in Classes 1 to B—Mrs McVittie. Beg Exhibit ...
... Cranston. 3 Parsnips, 1, William Ke; 2, Thomas Johnstone. 2 Beet, 1, Kiam ‘homas Moore. » 1, Thomas More Thomas Moore. 2 early cabbages, |, Moore. 12 _ Tred cavbage, 1 savoy, 1, W 3 2, Turnball, 2 pant, ; 2, Thomas Moore. 2 lettuce, 2, Robert Scott, 3 i ...
... among the list of Cornets appears the entry: 1706. Bailie Hardie, because that Thomas Hardie, refused. Behind that bald reference there is an interesting story. In the said year a Thomas Hardie, merchant, was by pularitie of votes of ...
... Gems M'Callum, Andrew Chisholm, mill foreman, son of the late James Chisholm, weaving wager, to Jeminin Hardie, daughter of the late Adam Hardie, clothier, Selkirk. At Bank House, Galeshiels. on the 9th inst., John Robert Ovens. merchant, Leith, to Henrietta ...