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... Thirteen keen curlers competed conclusion of the game it found Peter M'Raw Connachan had scored highest number of points Rev Thomas Hardy in very appropriate and complimentary terms presented Mr M'Raw with the medal which followed hearty cheer This is second ...
... interest in prosperity of working-classes will join us every success BUCHANTY Examination school examined on Tuesday Messrs and Hardy expressed entire approval the slate school After a spirited competition prize value given Patton Esq ofCairnies for English ...
... genial of country is beginning to a-sume its verdant hues Parish School Thursday of Presbytery Auchterarder consisting of Rev Hardy Fowlis Taylor Cunningham Crieff examined the Parish here Korner who expressed their approval of present state the school Day ...
... having lodger franchise lie concluded in out would amended and bill lered permanent settlement of woitliy House occasion Mr HARDY repliod to arguments lion (Mr James) who said clearly bill would no one whilst it intelligence and legitimate influence of ...
... been married to the two months ago, and was merely visiting his own wedded wife. have had es fur the last few months, a Mr Hardie, a photographic artist, of rare abilities in that wonderful science, of which the lion. Fred. Pollock—Lord Chief-Baron —said ...
... Messrs W. Ramsay. Cried.; J. Martin. Crieff; A. Hart. Crieff ; J. Taylor, Nunzio, W. shsrp. Forr; Brow'', Muthil ; T. Hardy, and Mrs Hardy, Fowlis; W. Brown. Esq.. and Mrs BrOWII. Cried. and Slits Ramon: mid Mrs Geirdner. Crieff; and Miss 'f r ail, CrielT; ...
... fur lie did slot give Ids own interpretation of it, but when he had read one verse lie would say. I think I remember what Thomas Scott says upon this verse. and there he gave them whet Scott had said, and then read the 'met verse. and staid 1 think I ...
... John M'Culloch, Comrie, Four phloxes, sorts. one stem of each. Ist, John M'Culloch, Mr Mitchell, manufacturer, Comrie. Three hardy herbaceous plants, genera. one stem of each. lot, Dr Drummond. 2d, TI as Itrough, Mill of Fortune. Four dahlias, dissimilar ...
... readers to the prospectus of the Crieff and Methven Junc• tion Railway which will be found in another column. The engineer, Mr Thomas Beech, has, for several days past, been engaged for surveying the line, and we understand that, from the level nature of the ...
... the shape of a bed, and tradition says the bold reiver slept here in all weathers for the purpose of making his frame more hardy. It is still called Barnhill's Bed. Almost the whole length of the Teviot is seen from this spot, and the view is so imposing ...
... important bearing on the point in controversy. On the Sth July 17114. the kirk-session met. there being present the minister Thomas Kerr). elders, and deacons; and Baise M•Kesuil eumpeared and as wish to speak to the session concerning a lustier that had ...
... at a ..k NW:II4M I brre the other nay. bird rrali,e3 the titrannlinary prier of £l7 17. i. While being brouzlit for trial Thomas lAHatt, a notorious thief.e•caped from tit; jail of one. of the I pollee °lkea. dashed out the street. Rod got clear away ...