... waa coaching a plan hoist flag ot peace, offer to fraternise and compete with the wandering Tarter, the aavage Indian, the hardy Norwegian, the wily French, and sturdy Russian, well a* all other tribes on earth. Did the mind man ever give birth to such ...

... Berwick Railway, five of the gest and finest steers that have seen in our market. They were lour years old, and fed hy Mr. Thomas Henderson, Boon. The weight of one of them by admeasurement was calculated at ■tones, but it was thought that the actual weight ...

... Jesse, Belle Many, lljaaty of Billiard, Madam Hardy, Victor Hugo, Madam and Globe Hip. 9 distinct varieties of R iees, In the classes Ben gal ' lino, Tea scented, or Odsrata, and Noisettes—lst Mr. Thomas Weir, (no name*); 2d do., Mr. James Forsythe, for ...

... single—Ut. Mr. Uohert Moffat; 2d, Mr. VV. Ben wick : competitors. For the best 6 Hardy Herbaceous Plants—lst, Mr. George Smith; 2d, Mr. James Siimil: 5 competitors. For the best Hardy Herbaceous Plants, from bulbous roots —Ist, Mr. Kobert I Moffat: competition ...

... th* heat 4 Phloaea, Ad., Mr. Ueana-Mr. Jama* Kntbarford. Linthangh. For th* boat Hardy Anna*)*, 2*. Ad., by Mr. Doan* —Hr. Mathew Young, FlonghUnda. For the beat 4 Hardy Iterbaeeon* Plant*, A Boaea, Mr. Smart, Koloe-Mr. M. Yoong. For lb* beat A Panele* ...

... . 0 6 John Cooper, 2 6 Thomas Mitchell, Alexauder Smith, 0 0 Mr. Bstt 0 5 0 Thomas Kuddie, 0 0 J. &. J. Hope, 0 2 6 Julia Pitillo, 0 2 6 Mrs, Soott, baker, 0 5 Miacaa Rutherlord, 0 2 6 Mra. Scott, Black Strati, 0 2 6 Thomas Rutherford, 0 2 6 Hooter ...

... Hooter, George J. Watt, .. Miaa Deogiaa, Bridge Street, Cbaa. Wilson, Croft House, Chaa. WUooa, jon., Earl- ■toun, Thoma* Soott, London, Robert Hogarth, Roclea Tofta, Robert Brace, Mertotm Mill George Jobutoo, Iroankuowe, Andie. Lookie, Weet ...

... Harrow*, Roller, IhiuMe Tuniiji Pair Kaaaerw, Home Hamen*, Sheep Heck, NeU, Stakes aad Feeding Uuxea, Ac., Ac. N.B.—TV yoaag, hardy, aaefal, trunty animals and well merit the attention of Fanner* and and nthem. Uenal Credit or Diaconnt. The Sale to cummenoe ...

... ; 2d, Mr. Hunter 3*l, the K«v. Mr. Williamson. For tlie best Polyanthus Nardams—Ut, Mr. Iliehard.son, Drrburgh, For lns*t Hardy Hjwing Flowor*—lst, Mr. Hariic, Priory; 2*l, Mr. Htfnter; 3.1, Mr. Lues, Itavciisw.Hsl. For tho taut 2 -Dt, Mr. Fairlairn, ...

... tlieir friends to tlie number thirty two sat down to dinner in the White Swan inn, Kelso—Patrick Wilson. Esq. in the chair, and Thomas Tori Htoddart the Secretary croupier. After dinner the usual loyal and local toaafe were given, and the company spent very ...

... were—A. Mein. Esq. of Hunthili ; George Nelson, Esq, Broomhouse; James M. Balfour. Esq. ; James Aitclii*on, Esq., of Aldcraton; Thomas Mitchell IniH-s, kjoj. *ff Phan lassie; H. Hkirving, Esq., Campion: Mr. Brodie, Abbey Mains; Mr. Hume, Lawfield; Mr. Allan ...

... the beat four Hardy Sliraln -I*l, Mr. Tlmrburn ; 2d, Mr. Inx**, liavcn*wo«*l; 31, Mr, llnnler. For tin? bunt three (’.ilceohiiia* —lst, Mr. Hunter; 2d, Mr. Fair hairn, (tatl.m*ide House. For 11 in best two Double Slock.s—l*t. Mr. Hardie, Friory ; 2d, ...