... .Kinnear ; 2J. Alexander ; 3J. Wilson. 9 p•tatoes (one kind)—.l R. Kinnear; 2J. Anderson); 3J. Wilson. 2 early cabbages-1 Thomas Richar d. son ;2 R. Fernie ;3 J. Alexander. 2 early turnips —1 J. Wilson ; 2 R..Kinnear ;3 R. Fergie. 2 heads cauliflowers ...

... be different from the insects that destroyed the crops in another. He also referred to the turnip grub, as noticed by Mr Hardy in Berwickshire last year, and to the fly whose lame was so destructive in East Lothian to the wheat last season. He requested ...

... MARRIAGES. At 5 Thomas Street, Edinburgh. on the 2d inst., by the Rey. Cornelius Giffan, of Trinity College Church. GIEORGE HARDIE, to ASIAN, daughter of the late Mr William Gordon, blacksmith, Kingsbarns. At Pitten weem, on the 14 inst., by the Rev. ...

... later date. Its native place is bounded on the north by St Andrews Bay, against probably the steaniteg river bottoms of India, Thomas D. Lees and a number of other persons re- wbeuce it travelled easteard and northward to aiding in St Andrews, craving that ...

... 1871. —The Lord-Lientenant of the County cannot allow Sir Thomas Erskine to retire from the command of the Fife Rifle Volunteers without expressing his sense of the valuable services which Sir Thomas has rendered to the regiment and the county since he first ...

... they were engaged. The steamer's freight had been sadly beaten and bruised and broken ; yet much was to be saved ; and the hardy wreckers worked as faithfully to save that which might he claimed by °theta as for that which might remain undisputably in ...

... list of their immortalisers on canvas in Mrs Stewait Smith, Morningside. Miss Anne Thomas, Lasswade, has painted 'Thu Tay from Newbury, looking West ; and Mr Henry Hardy, Edinburgh, shows a painting of 'St Monett's Church.' farmer's danghter (aged 26) ...

... Westertou, Edinburgh, Sancher House A. Sawzier, Esq., Edinburgh, Mrs Galbraith's Mr and Mrs Evans, London, Mrs Capt. Gray's Thomas Chapman, Esq., auctioneer, Edinburgh, Mrs Chapman, and family, Balleny Cottage Mr Hope, Jedburgb , and Mr and Mrs Jo hnston ...

... roma. sorts-1 J. Alexander ;2 J. Weed; 3J. 6 dryssuathemors asters-1 J. Wood; Rebut Whits; 3 Alexander Pratt „ bouquet of hardy anauds, grown by eithibilse-- A. Syne „ 6 apples, table-1 J. B. Johnstone B. While; 3 James Kidd „ 3 Gaudio= blooms, Prato ...

... regarded as the means of Providing food for immense numbers of our industrious population, or as being instrumental in resting up hardy seamen available for the service of the country, and, in fact, forming a nursery out of which our navies may st all times draw ...

... —The monthly meeting was held in the Society's room on the evening of Wednesday—Mr Thomas Ketchan in the chair. After some preliminary business, a paper wee read from Mr Hardy, Secretary of the Berwickshire Field Club, entitled • Ornithological Memoranda ...

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