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... assisted by the Campbell, Grahamston, JoAKPH c \* Glasgow, Janet Hardie, daughter Thomas Melville. DEATHS. A At St Thomas, Exeter, on the inst., aß youngest daughter of the late Thomas 81->hop» ton. itfj At Wellington Street, Dundee, on the Wi'- i>' Mrs ...
... ABERDEEN. Deserters Caccht. Thomas M'sTrnm, aged twenty years, was brought before a Justice Peace Court Saturday—Mr D. M'Hardy, Mr James Chivas, and Mr D. R. Lyall Grant on the bench—charged with having deserted or absconded from the Royal Artillery Leith ...
... king West (Mrs J. J. Chalmers), .. .. .. .. 8»8 0 443. li Flats (Eben. H. Murray), .. 8 0 lt9. Sunday Morning iChnrles M. Hardie). 7 7 0 879. Bonnie White Rose (Mis* Janet ston). 0 400. A Woodland Stream (James Hamilton), .. 0 952. Port Erroll (Charles ...
... o'clock yesterday morning fire broke out the premises of Mr S. B. Hardie, stamp-cutter, 22 St Andrew's Street, Dundee. Mr John S. Nicoll, Meadowside, observed smoke issuing from Mr Hardies place of business, and informed the constable on tbe beat. The fire ...
... Paul milk should come from other Kye to her Kowc's sth. Confessed that practised the same by taking away John Archbaid and Thomas Trotter's kyes' milk, both the muirton of Balrownie ; nixt, John Mertin and John Brand's kyes' milk, both 6th. Confessed that ...
... n 0,1 the lst ' Ul} '> l^ 8 ' Weston Turville, Tring, on the Jane Kenney-Herrert, of a son. J, 'e'v l'.to\T inst., Robert Hardie Mit- CJ £ • ',, AGGIE > youngest daughter of the late Stirling, the 31st ult., by T . rel& nd, Portobello, Robert Moody ...
... £2; and ten of - - - 2. Sergeant Geekie, Du oe - 32 3. Private W. Findlay, 32 4. Smith, M: culter, .. - oe 5. Corporal W. Hardy, oe - 6, vate AL A. Reid, outrose, iad - ergeant Thomson, Glamis, - - - 8. Sergeant W. Findiay, - 9, Sergeant Wm. Marnie, ...
... improvement the Battalion, and expressed hope that the dress tbe n.t would soon show all the uniformity that necessary. Sir Thomas Gladstone, Lord- Lieutenant Kincardineshire, then came forward and presented to Colonel Ferguson the Battalion Challenge Cup ...
... W. Birrell, Bridgend. Perth ; 3 John Soutar Terrarc, Dundee. Exotic Ferns-1 Thomas Thomson (wbortie Place. Dundee ; A. Pn.u. i uiks Hill btreet. Ferry. 1 Pot Liliuiti 1 Thomas Morrison; 2J. If. Maitin, Terrace. **»»«•»» GetwaiuoM „ o w»r)-l James Lew ...
... Kit ming '.. 500 G. T. Graham 0 0 Tl.os Garland J. & J.Gray, 110 Gilrov Bros, Co. 100 0 0 Root Henderson 10 0 Thomas mil. 2 0 .--tewart Hardie 10 0 W. Irrinc. 10 0 Mrs Geo. Ireland 300 Johnston. 801 l Street, .. .. .. .. 8 J. W. M George Jack, .. .. David ...
... purchased one mare, three-year-old, believed be in foal by General William*.' at, 08, Air Thomas Nicol purchased one two-year-old gelding at £43; Air one filly £20; Air Thomas Abies, Alytb, one mare at ; Air John Young, one foal £26 ; Mr George Annand, one foal ...
... RERS. The annual meeting: the Dundee Horticultural Society was held last night—Mr Yeaman, M. P., presiding. Finances* —Mr Hardie, the Treasnrer, read the financial statement, which showed that there deficit £70 on the past year's transactions, to the ...