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... (irent Exhibi ion. for the supply 0 I the fountain of Cologne water, wh.ch is perpetually in play in th? Austrian department. hardy seaman who had escaped one of the recent ship* neks upon our coast, was atked by .od lady how lelt whpn the waves biokeover ...
... border—Mr Buchanan. Finest Exotic Plant—lst, Mr Charles White, gardener to James Russel, Esq., Arnotdale ; 2d, Mr Buchanan. Best Hardy Flowering Shrubs —lst, Mr Howe; 2d, Mr Buchanan. Best Pelargoniums in pots—Mr Buchanan. Best do. cut—lst, Veitch ; 2d, Mr Buchanan ...
... influence of intoxicating liquors, and had faUen into the water during the night unobserved. Dinner to Mr Hardie, Baker.—On Tuesday week, the friends of Mr Hardie, who has for many years contributed to supply the inhabitants of Grangemouth with excellent bread ...
... half that number of animals. A band of music, preceded by couple of halbardiers, then proceeded to bring the provost, John Hardy, Esq., from his residence to the market-place. They soon returned accompanied by the Provost and the other magistrates. After ...
... o'clock noon, for the purpose of considering the Claims of the Poor, and transacting the General Business of the Board. GEORGE HARDIE, Inspector of Poor. Inspector's Office, 74, High Street, Linlithgow, 18th June, 1851. NOTICE TO STOCK-HOLDERS, CATTLE-DEALERS ...
... collier, of three sons, all living and doing well. MARRIAGES. At 318, St Vincent Street, Glasgow, on the 10th instant, the Rev. Thomas Monro of Campsie, to Jessie, daughter of the late James Stevenson, Esq., R.N. At Scotstown, on the Uth instant, Major Knight ...
... John Aitken 3d, Thomas Gibson ; 4th, Thomas Gentles. Third Latin—lst, James Aitken ; 2d, William Maclaren ; 3d, William Symington ; 4th, Thomas Gunn. Grammatical Exercises —Thomas Gibson. Junior Greek —lst, Thomas Gibson ; 2d, ...
... 2d, Provost Hardy. Scarlet Geranium —Ist, Mr. Robertson; 2d, Tweedie, Springfield. Light Fusehia in pot—lst, Mr Veitch; 2d, Mr Robertson. Dark Do. do.—lst, Pruvvst Hardy; 2d, Mr Robertson. Heath—Mr Veiteh. Calceolarias—lst, Provost Hardy; 2d, Mr Howe ...
... Stirling; 3d, Mr G-. Stewart, gardener to Mrs Alexander, Allan Park. Ranunculus—lst, J. Niven; 2d, Mr G. Stewart; 3d, J. Brown to Thomas Bartv, Esq. of Anchorfield. China Roses—lst, Mr R. M'C'aJlum; 2d, J. M'Coll, gardener to General M'Pherson, of Viewfiehl ...
... varieties—lst, Alex. Thompson, gardener, Newton, Doune; 2d. Thos. Somerville, gardener J Stirling, Esq. of Kippeudavie; 3d. Thomas Barty, Esq. Anchortield. Antirrhinums, best four varieties—lst, Phiip; 2d, Mr J $d, Dr Paterson. Antirrhinums, best collection ...
... revising and adjusting the Roll of Paupers and their allowances, and transacting the general business of the Board. GEORGE HARDIE, Inspector. Inspector's Office, 74, High Street, Linlithgow, 23d July, 1851. NOTICE TO MINERS. THE GRANGEMOUTH COAL CO. are ...
... days' imprisonment. David Shanks, labourer, Denny, was charged with assault, when he pled guilty, and was fined 10s. 12. Thomas Hardie, carter, Carbrook, was charged with *ualicious mischief and breach of the peace, when he pled guilty, and was fined 10s ...