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... Bkothekton, Back Sneddon Street, Gibb, 10 Gauze Street. David, Smithhills. .Tawes, 24 High Street. ' Glover, Thomas, 11 Moss Street, Hardie, Alex. 16 Causeyside. John Barr, Stationer, 81 High Street Kerr, Samuel, 68 Causeyside. Melvin, T. Jamis. 77 High ...
... Wilson, Sraellie, Allan, Millar, Wilson, Pinkerton, b Lockhart, Ross, b Wilson, W. Patrick, Wilson, Douglas, b Lockhart, Hardie, not out. Extras, Linsipe. Jeffrey, run out, 4 Lockhart, c and b M'Callum, 4 Henry, c Stewart, b M‘Callura, 0 ...
... of plants, Ac., exhibited gentlemen in the neighbourhood much enhanced the display. The Society must be greatly indebted to Thomas Coats Esq., of Ferguslie, for furthering its interests so much by sending some nice table plants, such as gloxinias, ferns ...
... Back Sneddon Street Gib», 10 Gauze Street. Glassfobd, David, Smithhills. Goudie, James, 24 High Street. Glover, Thomas, 11 Moss Street. Hardie, Alex. 16 Causeyaide. John Barr, Stationer, 81 High Street Kerr, Samuel, 68 Causevside. Melvin, T. James, 77 High ...
... best foliage plants—Thomas Taylor. * _ Twelve fancy pansies, six varieties —G. Irwin. Heads red cabbage—J. Mitchell. Six penstemons—G. Irwin. Tnree cauliflowers—J. Williamson. . . Collection of hardy fruit, six dishes, varieties 1, Thomas Taylor; 2, W. Neil ...
... insufficient. A new church, erected cost of £7OOO, and presented to the U.P. congregation Peebles the family of the late Rev. Thomas Leckie, memorial of their father, was opened yesterday place of worship. The Braemar gathering was held yesterday. Heavy rain ...
... Taylor, and F. F. Whinyates, aged 82; Sir Henry Bentinck, Sir Thomas Reed, and Sir George Lockwood, in their S2nd year; Sir William KnollysJUsher the Black Rod, Sir Heurie Davie, Sir Thomas Pratt, and Generals Stanhope and Breton, between 80 and 81, completing ...
... more Grocers Licenses. —The Commission 'on Grocers’ Licenses continued their investigations at Edinburgh yesterday, when Mr Thomas Linton, Superintendent of Police, was among (-he witnesses examined. He said that the number ef grocers’ licenses at present ...
... LlCE The Royal Commission began taking evidence ice «' e . V \V ; Among the witnesses vost Bain ilsOU, , j e f q\»Ss Captain Hardy, Chief S tft ble Captain M'Call, Chief and Provost Murray, T al3 ,$3 o Provost Murray stated number of licenses was - j e3 ...
... Friends in London, and died shortly afterwards in the Devonshire Hotel. Lady Seaford, better known the relict of Captain Sir Thomas Hardy, kelson’s famous flag captain, died yesterday in her apartments at Hampton Court. Her Ladyship had reached her ninetieth ...
... by the fall of the topgallant mastof H.M.S. Hector at Plymouth, which had been “imperfectly secured.” Another Execction. —Thomas Gray was executed at the county jail, Nottingham, yesterday, for the murder of Ann Mellor or Carlston, Notts, in August last ...
... successor to the Rev. Forsyth, in place of the Rev. J. Robertson, translated to Clackmannan. Mr Gathornb Hardy Edinburgh.— Last night Mr Gathorne Hardy arrived in Edinburgh from London. The right hon. gentleman drove to the residence of Mr John Blackwood ...