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	Jedburgh Gazette Roxburghshire, Scotland 3 Aug 1878 PEEBLES 29s Cal, to Mr if. Hpits4 Farm ; stone (shepherd's), at 34 a, to Mr Hatton Maim W 0046061% at 29., to Mr Forrselk Staartelaw, and kir Wilkinsoo Etidgead &mode (144), at to Mr Kruk, Wasidand ; iernaide (alsepberiTs).l all Ms Gil, to Mr Berta°, Chalkielaw View article Type: Illustrated
	Hawick Express Roxburghshire, Scotland 9 Jan 1891 LW. TR. • OP AND WILD Ardor or ' 7 Mayfair, of Paris. Poiir Mad - CHAPTER XXVII/. Wind places at lead it was wavered with oomee bair • gorilla. His naked sad ease sad legs were is the man ormehtisia, whilst a early, iroa•grev heard sad mashed to his eyes. and doweiwerde to his waist, his bog molted elf-looks etreamisig over hie Woad shoulders View article Type: Illustrated
	Hawick Express Roxburghshire, Scotland 11 Dec 1940 WOOL PRICES Lanton School, per Mr Thornton, Rew- Proceeds from Dance, Hawick Women's League of Health and Beauty, per Miss Brockie Proceeds from Whist Drive at Morven, per Mrs Ross Stewart, Morven, Melrose Adam Hall, Newtown St Boswells Mr and Mrs Hutcheson, Beckett's View article Type: Illustrated
	Hawick Express Roxburghshire, Scotland 5 Dec 1924 The Prince of Wales chatting to the Dubose of loccleoch at Mists House oo Toes4ay before setting ort with the Duke of Boreleech's Embalmls. Sees •a the Prise'', left are the Conotoss of Mato, Sir Lionel Halsey, the Earl of Iteeelagtos. ud the Earl of Milo Boswells; Captain the Hon. W. T. H. Scott. Mr T. &been Scott. M.F.H. Jedforest Hunt; Mr Gilbert Davidson of Burnfoot. and Mts. Daeidson, Mr Douglas Oliver of sad Mr and Mrs C. W. Grieve. The majority of the hunters wore sombre black riding habit.. but here View article Type: Illustrated
	Hawick News and Border Chronicle Roxburghshire, Scotland 12 Mar 1909 AT GALASHIELS GALASHIELS. Sir John Barrao, accompanied Lady Barran, viaited Galashiels on Saturday afternoon and bad enthusiastic reception the Hall. Mr A. L, Brown presided. rising address the meeting, Sir John Barran expressed his heartiest thanks alt who had assisted View article Type: Illustrated
	Hawick Express Roxburghshire, Scotland 20 Dec 1929 Ifl Ike Wrings an Yore a nosed aglow ; i t r appanage gee An mg y 'Keens anima -- Holt, Mr W. N. Walker, 7 Sloan, Capt. H. Hay, D. 8.0. (Royal s—Mr T. and Mir N. Ogilvie, Mr Miss B. Balfour Paul, Mir Wendy ['rhino). ide—Mr and Mrs Cunningham. with—Mr sad Mrs D. 0. Gni.. n Isle (oaleekiels)—Mr D. 0. and Bier, Mr sad Mrs Crombie, Mr 1, View article Type: Illustrated
	Hawick Express Roxburghshire, Scotland 7 Nov 1913 A Galashiels Wo AUDITOR. Eccles-Mr J. Lewis Greig, Mrs and Mies and Mr Brydos's Sugar Cane. The former a sound would upset me 2/ 41/ with broad sashes of the pink, hats hes bare Mr Aden Ling, solicitor, Hawick, and Mr Greig, Mies Wilkie Dalsell, Mr H. L. Storey View article Type: Illustrated
	Jedburgh Gazette Roxburghshire, Scotland 24 Aug 1901 JIM TAI good appearance.' THE LATE MR JAMES YOUNG, HUNDAIIEE SMITHY.—Go Tuesday morning Mr James Young, blacksmith, died at his resider ce, Hundalee Smithy, near Jedhurgh, st the age of 70 years. His calling and the situation of his place of work made him known View article Type: Illustrated
	Jedburgh Gazette Roxburghshire, Scotland 11 Apr 1908 THE JEDBURGH GAZETTE, SATURDAY APRIL 11, 19 0 8 panted, his chest levy hot, and seeming to split with pain. lady Embers leant by his side. Leave toe now. I Met bear you to do more, cite said brokenly. I said would this thing through. and I will, mid the boy doggedly. Clive me the He took his emit View article Type: Illustrated
	Hawick Express Roxburghshire, Scotland 11 Dec 1940 11 ICS first, when the artistes will include such favourites as Mr J. Cameron Conn, Mrs Guy Armstrong, Miss Pat Purdom, Mrs Amy Hessie, Miss P. Lindsay Watson. Miss Jean 'Norman, Mr Fred Chisholm and Mr Harry' Stone. They will be supported by Kindle and White View article Type: Illustrated
	Jedburgh Gazette Roxburghshire, Scotland 3 Apr 1875 TURDAY, APRIL 3, 1875 witness; The wition against Mr. Seal Isaac, M.P. for Not- aide on which the plaintiff was. Mr•Carshism fired, I might be mist. -en, but a dozen would not. The' tinghasn, brought by Mr. Ells Lever, of Blanchester, but missed his mirk, and the bird flew over View article Type: Illustrated
	Hawick Express Roxburghshire, Scotland 3 Sep 1926 THE NEW CAPTAIN OF HAWICK GREENS. has been elected captain of the first XV. of the Hawick Football Club, and Wilton would sin Norsood Trophy this year. Mr lifiddlermas a graceful compliment to the memory of Mr Peter Scott, referring to his great and *biding interest throughout his lifetime in the game of bowling, and his many generous hens factions in furtherance View article Type: Illustrated
	Jedburgh Gazette Roxburghshire, Scotland 29 Mar 1873 I( 'l.l FOLIC young Phoebus, in his golden locks and with his kingly prestige, rode un his white palfrey alone, and in advance of all, through the eteveta of his capital: It was then, for the first time, that he asserted hie mastery, nod took into his hands the reins View article Type: Illustrated
	Jedburgh Gazette Roxburghshire, Scotland 25 Jan 1908 TII I.: .1 El) 1: 611 GAZVTT I:, SAT uli) A Y .1 ANt:.\ it 94, at nui, and said : We shell see what Mr. Duckworth says to Max took that the vim should be at the house when Lady Alit-is returned. Duckworth appeared at the mine moment, and Max went out into the hall to meet his aunt. I'll tell you how I nine to be View article Type: Illustrated
	Kelso Mail Roxburghshire, Scotland 20 Oct 1869 Ai& &. Mae Mem. Oa^ Ms, Mr ; Mr sill Meo diAlisies& Ur Ni. Or L Mara • Mn Mrs_ a: Mrs wed um • Newton el Mr sadNl. or Part, said Ile B. Mr Wend MFG DANIMSIIII4I, y Mr Ble A. Ban. Mr Obwire Ineett. W Canna nit ; Mr end Drummed. Kr sad Mm Inswedarsk. Mr Shaw ICaesms4 View article Type: Illustrated
	Hawick Express Roxburghshire, Scotland 20 Jun 1924 Masi MC Mar rod Couple. and Res_ Mr Hutchison replied. The Hostess and Family wan proposed by Mr R. S. Hutchison. Kirkcaldy. and acknnw. ledged by Mr James Scott. Selkirk. Bev. Donald G. Rose proposed The Bridesmaids. and Mr Alenunder Hutchison. ntinbargh View article Type: Illustrated
	Hawick Express Roxburghshire, Scotland 18 Feb 1927 WIZ were:—Provost Renwick. Mr R. H. Renwick, sod Mr Renwick (sons); Mr J. J. Oliver, M representing Mr William Renwick, India Om); Mr James Renwick, jun. (grandson); Mr White, Glasgow (brother-in-law); Rev. Alfred R. Warr (nephew); and Mr Walter Francis Wilson View article Type: Illustrated
	Hawick Express Roxburghshire, Scotland 31 Dec 1936 local ,dews auspices of the ladies' section of Ilawick Golf Club. The dance was preceded by a whist drive, the prizes being presented as follows by Mr Robert Pringle, president of the Club:—Ladies-1, Miss M. D. Reid, 182; 2, Miss Jessie Stavert, 178; 3, Mrs W. Beattie View article Type: Illustrated
	Jedburgh Gazette Roxburghshire, Scotland 24 May 1912 THE JEDBURGH GAZETTE, FRIDAY, MAY 24, 1912 it practically unapproach. able. His archers were placed on one side, while he and his men took up a position on the other. On the approach of the English force Douglas raised his battle cry, which was the signal for his archers to shoot, while he himself View article Type: Illustrated
	Hawick News and Border Chronicle Roxburghshire, Scotland 10 Sep 1909 Oiikili Flmr Show Hawick; Mr Charles Little, MrsGeddes, Jedburgh ; Mrs Syntoo, Glasgow ; Mr and Mrs Minto, Glasgow ; Miss Hobson, H. Hobson, Hawick ; Mr Johnstone, Hawick ; Mr Heyner, Hawick Mrs and Mi-s Drummond, Edinburgh; Mr* A. Drummond, Hawick; Rev Mr Smith, Mrs Glendinning View article Type: Illustrated