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... Ornithology. —At Broxburn, on Saturday last, Mr R. C. Lunam was awarded lat, 2nd, and v.h.c. for fantails. and h.c. for dragons. Hardie obtained Ist in selling class. At Kirriemuir, Mr G. Brown got 2nd and 3rd for jacobins. Yesterday, Selkirk, Mr H. Coals ton ...
... Easter Broomhouse, Mr itonaldeon, KHdoff Main*. /IHEAP ROSES, True Name, Hardy and Well Rooted.—l will Send. Car riage Paid, of the best DWARF HYBRID PERPETUALS for Us Cd.— Thomas Coal (Successor Inglis), Kelso. FOR SALE, Improved Potato Riddles, Turnip ...
... *oltl CiHEAP HOSES. True to Name, Hardy an.l Well Hooted. I will Send, Car Paid. the best DWAHF HYBRID PEKPETCALS fur 6.l—Thomas Coal (Successor to Wm. Inglis), Seed man, Kelso. SALE, Blankets, Piaidings, Crumb* cloths. Had its* and Gcnt.’e Tweeds. Hobson ...
... 0. Boo..; ho, 0.4 0, Jam H. Tumbler, Hen—l, 2. 4, and a, N. H. Lisloptomr, ; 3. Beery Cualstai. jaw Longhand Coot.. aad 3, Hardie, limidingkaa ; 2. Peter ; 4, ; John Herm, Harclan, Longaiddry ;he and R. C. Lamm Homer,Ceek or Hen-1, she, yhe.lic. and c ...
... teacher. Ile al.in awarded the pane. ..pewee, slightly modified. Brawl CoCRT. —At this Corot on Thursday, before Christie, Thomas Fergomm, labourer, from !reload, for begging. was with • reprimand, James Mulreonie, labourer. Carloke, of apparent weak intellect ...
... Barns foe 20 yea., and after. of Biel flrenge. interred to family burying ground in North Berwick cemetery. Her brother, Mr Thomas Robertsou. merctunt in Leith, now of let Andrew's. Lyle, of Kdin• burgh, Mr Robert Lyle, of North Berwick, and Mr Iron, of ...
... the artists whom had sunt forth—(applause)—and, in coupling tho toast with tho name of Mr , Martin Hardie, be remarked (hat It was to be hoped that Mr Hardie, instead of removing London, would remain and add lustre to the Scottish school of art. (Applause ...
... condition. £4, I 0». Apply, J. a, St Ann’s, North Berwick. _ HOSES, True to Name, Hardy J and Well Hooted.—l will Send, Car riago Paid, the best DWARF HYBRID for Gs od.—Thomas Coal* (Successor Win. Inglb), Kelso. SALE, Improved Potato Kiddies, Turnip Slicer* ...
... Friday night in the Drill Hall, when the club won by 18 points. The follow• ing are the scores : CLUB. .1. 10 J. Lomond 4 J. Thomas 17 J. Stoddort 13 J. Robertson. 11 W. Scott 9 A. 13 A. Simpoo 11 J. Inatont 15 A. PoWer 12_ -72 -61 The following is the result ...
... The world had evidently frowned upon the Rev. Thomas Miner, but there was no shadow of repining upon his rugged features. Like his wife, he was patient and hopeful under all dis- conragements. Thomas, raid Mrs. Winer, this is the little pupil of ...
... with 82 ' the former at scratch and the latter with eight of odds. Other prize-winners : Mr R. D. Myth 91 less 8-83 Mr Thomas R. Campbell 12 —B3 fa' Mr George D. Cane, 104 14-84 Mr Wm. D. Nivea 113 214-85 Mr George Cmndles 96 „ 10-86 Mr Andrew ...
... ROYAL: Mt INSULANCL Holes. Holes. Mr John Hardie Mr Hugh Lugton Mr C. Mitchell 4 Mr H. W. Murray 0 Mr H. Ruse Mr George Borthwick 5 Mr J. Ramsay . . 11 Mr J. K Smith . . 0 Mr G. S. Turnbull 1 Mr Thomas Thin 0 Mr W.l'. Hastie . . 9 Mr W. J ...