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... grown in open air—lst, Mr A. Smith ; 2d, Mr Wm. Brown. Hardy Herbaceous Plants 4 varieties, exclusive of the varieties competed for—lst, Mr. Wm. Brown; 2d. Mr Wm. Veiten, millwright. Best Bouquet of Hardy Flowers—lst, Ur John Madder, jun.; 2J, Mr Wm. Brown ...
... (common) —Ist, Robert Balmbro, House -J, Thomas Gray, do.; 3d, Jolm Gantrop. Ihsldain. 6 Unions fweiglit)—lst, Robert Green, CottAjes; 2d, George Clark, Hetton House; 3d, Thomas Gray, do. Onions (quality)—lst, Thomas Gray, do.; •.’I. George Clark, do.; 3d ...
... scene varied life upon the green. On that morning William Lauder walked in the prime of manhood, reckoning evil. Thomas Wilson, in his hardy vigour, and hard consistency of ...
... Dmimnund Street. LANGHOLM William Little, draper. John Darling, 5, Rose LESMAHAGO James Meikle, provision Street. merchant. Thomas Inglia, 38, Lo- LEITH J. Kilgnnr, 74, Tolbooth thian Street. Wynd. R. M'Ciualanil, Lawn Mar- MOFFAT David Henry, grocer. ket ...
... Johnston, young tradesmen of Kelso; each of these gentlemen acknowledged the compliment. The health of Mr. Hardie, by Mr. Roberton ; Mr. Hardie replied. The health of Heijeant Mahon (absent from indis position), by the Chairman. The health of Mrs. Robertson ...
... in. Tho Wrestling—let Round. Stood. FtU. James Scott. William Morrison. Ceorgu Hell. Walter Yonng. Thomas M'Corfcindalo. William Elliol. Dickson. Thomas hVnraaon. Janies Hill, Cannobie. John Hunter. W. Scott, Ncwcaatleton. William Boo.t. Koburt Martin ...
... Society's Medal and ' 2d., do., to No. 5, Thomas Uatherturd, shepherd, Laniberton, 1 0 3d., do., to No. 1, James Bell, shepherd. Harelev, 4th., do., to No. 3, Francis Bumet, shepherd, Restonhill, 10 Gabriel Hardie, shepherd, Whiterigg, next in merit. The ...
... td do., to Mr. William Ormiston, gardener to N. Dodd, Esq., Nisbet —no name* given. Best ...
... Sontt—6 competitors. 3 Sweet Williams, double—lst, Mr Thomas Taylor, Pre*Hon ; 2d. Mr Kobert Moffat—4 competitor*. 6 Sweet Williams, single—lst, Mr Win. 2d, Mr Thomas Taylor—B competitors. Hardy Harbaceous Plants, not bulbous-Ist, Mr Wm. Renwick; 2d ...
... were: Mr. John Dean, gardener K. J. Collingw«»od. LUbura Tower; Mr. Henry Eastwood, gardener to \V. Roddam, Ksq. of Hall; Mr. Thomas Charlton, gardener to the Rev. J. D. Clarke, Hall; Mr. Catansch, gardener \V. F. Home, Ksq., Paxton House: Mr. James Duncan ...
... Jedburgh, for Napoleon, Favourite (Deans’), Fnlgens Fonlls, Una Foulis, Ophlr (Doans'), Prince Albert (Deans'); 2d Do., Mr. Thomas Weir, gardener, Edgenlon, for Light Scarlet, Light Red, Lord Lovat, Napoleon, Superb, and Duke of Leinster. Beet varieties ...
... Tashaiaw, fur the best do., 15s. Fourteen competitors. Judges—Missis. Sldell, Sourhope, William Laidlaw,Thiricstaueford,;uid Thomas Douglas, Fttrick* houw. 2d. For Gimmcr, of thj second Cln-'s: Mr. Oliver, Uoriitwickbrite, for tile Ixj.t pou, 2 nor*. ; to ...