... William (single) Thomas Ormistoo. Three Sweet William (doable) —Thomas Orrnistoo. Four Stocks (ten weeks, double, sorts) —W. Malcolm. Twelve Pansies (sorts)—lst, P. Brown; 2nd, D. Kinloch 3rd, D. Campbell. Six Hardy Herbaceous Flower Spikes—Thomas Ormiston. ...

... Lawrence. Cauliflower—W. Cowan, Peas—Mrs D. Lawrence. Cottagers’ Compititiow. Pansies—lst, J. Thomson, junr. ; 2nd, A. Stillie. Hardy Annuals —James M Nicol. Calceolarias (in pot)— Ist, G. Stewart ; 2nd, J. Tbom»oo, juor. Balsams (in pot)—lst, James M‘Nicol; ...

... (quilled)—W. ChaJmer*. Tenwik StSu '-lst Uishman; 2nd, J. Amot; 3rd, A. Clow, Annuals (half-hsnlyl 2nd K. Spittah Annual* (hardy)-Ist. J. Feme , 2ml, H. Bennett. Sweetwillinm-lst, James Arnut, 2nd, W. Chalmers ; 3rd, R. Pen.temona (3 spikes) Ist,Peter ...

... friend, 7, not weighed ; Mr Sheriff Syme and party, 10, not weighed; Mr Hunt Pittencrieffe, 7, not weighed; Messrs Clark and Hardy, Edinburgh, H, o®* weighed; Mr Miller of Swan’s Acre, and neon, 12, not weighed ; Mr Hugh Laird, jun., Glasgow, and Mr H. Greig ...

... Brown, gardener to Messrs Bailey, Claremont; 2nd, U. Kinlocb, gardener Mias I'aton, Cowden. 2 Hothouse Planta (in dower) lst, Thomas Urmiston, gardener llio flight lion. the fcad of Kellie; 2nd, John Leslie, gardener to Mrs Hickson, Greenfield ; 3rd, Peter ...

... Rennie- Csmstunis—lot, W. Cent; 2nd, A- Bnchnnnn. Picu, tees~W. Cant Herbwoons Plant*—lat, J. Thoroaon sen.; 2nd, ti. Murray. Hardy Annoals-J M’Nicol China Quilled Aatera-lat, R. ; 2nd, J. Thomain •en. French Marigolds—lst, J. Thomson, jnn.; 2nd, J. Asters ...

... had the honour ot offering. The Principal lots both Classes are from Flocks of high-class strains of blood, and combine hardiness constitution with the best qualities of their reactive Breeds. Entries close on Saturday, 12th September (To-Dat). Ballot ...

... tombstone, a memorial of other days, found in the church-yard of Dyke, a sketch of which, executed and signed by the late Sir Thomas Dick Lauder, is now in the Forres Museum. After the respective initials and crests of the Kinnaird and Inocs families follows ...

... dancing till the new year was some hoars old. Scddbn Death. —Between the hours of five and six o’clock on Tuesday morning, Mr Thomas M'Culloch, son of the late Mr Peter M’Culloch. baftker, was found lying in an unconscious state in Ark Street. He had been ...

... the Gth inat, aged sixteen, Mary Forbes, eldest daughter the Rev. Thomas Hardy. At Newborn Manse, Fife, the 10th inat., ilia, wife of the Rev. Alex. D.D. Rev. Thomas Mt;*!*.— The Rev. Thomas M'l ’rie, D.D., LL-D., die ...

... tier, just beeau,e of its (reshnes. and teclu b.h.lf o( par.uer, and Mr Lame Urn defender. ai.vs. Tichborne Claimcnt. Mr Hardy then moved and Dumpace House to Larbort. Me hope to on Monday-W. Beimet C ark Esq on the u-gau freuueat aud loiter alnmt the ...

... share of the prizes. Ihe Society's silver medal, presented by Mr L.. - . (Tee for the three best pelargoniums was awarded Thomas Onmston, head-gardener to the Right Hon. the Karl of Mar and Kellie. The specimens Untish and exotic ferns were very large ...