... persons, and said it such cases were proved would have no hesitation taking their licence. . Settled Last. —Thomas Coltman, Trinity Street, and Thomas Reid, Bound Close, stockingmaker, were charged with fighting with each other in or near tbe public bouse ...

... the exception of a slight shower in the morning, was fine, dry, and warm. Imvobtakt Sheep Stock Valcatiok.—That useful and hardy stock upon the farm of Hyndlee, belonging to David I’ringle, Esq., Torquhan, was delivered to Mr T. O. Thornton on May. A large ...

... beginning of the present century, and which owes so much to the munificence of Bis Grace the late Duke of Buccleuch, and Messrs Thomas Telford and Alexander Reid—those three noble-hearted Scotsmen, who showed us how to make our lives sublime—is boon to all ...

... BOWLING. BiccLßicn Clir. The competition for the champion cup and gold medal has resulted «o favour of Mr Thomas Smith, Mr Kiddle being second. Hawick hnal tie the competition for the Cup and gold medal was plated on this green Tuesday evening, and was ...

... equal; 3, Mary Thomson 4. Nellie Bell; 5. Jane Armstrong; 6. Agnes Wallace ; 7. Mary Brown 8, Maggie Hardie. Standard II.—(Boys)—!, Thomas Ritson and Thomas Bain, equal; 2, John Noble; 3, Fisher: 4, William Kyle; 5, John Dougal; 6. Andrew Walter Little and ...

... the former taking five wicket* for 33 I runs, and Hardie four for 37. Scores CXBUSLK. B. H. Horrocks, c J. Pender.bHarvey.. 30 Hardie, c Turnbull, Hutaby .. 0 W. Colquhoun. b Hutaby.. 23 A. J. Thomas, Montgomery, Harvey.. 5 G. Bell, c Leyden, W. Pender ...

... ;2, R. Hume. 2 double sweetwilliams —l, R. Hume ; 2. R. Amos. hardy annuals—l, James Scott; 2, James Robson. 4 hardy annuals, 16by Mr Young, Denholm Mill—l, James Hobson; 2, R. Amos. 4 hardy harbaceous plants—R. Hume. 4 Border flowers, 16 and 1/ by the ...

... afterwards terminated. Hardy bowled Scott at 117, J. Johnstone was run out at 124, and three later Beattie was dismissed by Hardy. W\ Pender, the last man. drove Hardy for 3. and was then bowled by Critcbley. the innings closing for 130. Hardy bad three wickets ...

... in pot—l, Thomas Waugh j 2, Andrew Scott. White geranium pot—l, Robert Minto: Daniel Henderpon. Ked fupchia in pot—l, W. A. Turnbull; 2. Andrew Calceolaria in pot— Michael Turnbull. Window plant—l, W. A. Turnbull ; 2, Thomas Waugh. 4 hardy ferna—l, Grieve; ...

... very exciting games, Mr George Scott, baker, gained the first prize; 2nd, Mr Willian Gilchrist, hosiery, value 10s; 3rd. Mr Thomas Lamb, Cardigan vest; 4tb, Mr John Tullocb, meerschaum pipe ; sth, Mr John Lambert, bottle of whisky and currant loaf; 6th ...

... nailmaker. 53 Loan, here, on the 31e( ult., Robert Hardie. dairyman, aged 72 years. 4 Bright Street, here, on the let inet, Robert Fraaer, etockingmaker, aged 54 years. At Calaburn, on the 28th alt, Thomas Storie, farmer, aged 47 years. At Newcaatletoo, ...

... Hector M Bain. 3 carrots—l, Thomas Nichol ; 2, Hector M'Bain. 3 early turnips—l, Walter Davidson ; 2. Thomas Nichol. 2 Swede do. —David Reid. Cauliflower—l, Andrew Kerr ; 2, Robert Tait Early cabbage—l, Andrew Wood :2, Thomas Nicbol. Red do.—l, Andrew Irving ...