... present member and Major-Ucneral Caulfield, his opponent on previous occasion. Bradford—On the part of the Tories, Mr. Gay thorn Hardy, son of the late member, hat offered himself: and it is alio intended bring forward Mr. Henry Wickham. Buckingham.—The Mnrquia ...

... Os.; —Geo. Reed, (*s.Henry Johnston, 10s.; Alexander Don llardie. Us.;—Alex- 1 ander Don Hardie, second offence, lls.John West. 0«. ' The cases against John Hardie and Alexander Guthrie adjourned till next court day. Distrlssixq Railway Accidcxt.—lt with ...

... desired. These properties are mainly compulsed under the following heads, viz., size, form, early maturity, constitutional hardiness, productiveness, disposition to fatten, lightness offals, and quality and quantity of wool, &o. These are llie principal ...

... of the finest Bourbon and Tea-scented Roses, were all taken and dashed to pieces. Two frames, with cloth covers, containing hardy plants all kinds, were all destroyed, and number of the ornamental boards were also torn down. The work of destruction thus ...

... lesson from the notice of the poems Barali Telford”—the production of a servant girl, and edited by her late master, the Kev, Thomas Ebdon, 8.A., an amiable clergyman of the Church England—of which give the following:— THE PAST. Oh what a thrill sad delight ...

... KELSO CHRONICLE Here, on the 12th instant, the wife of the late Mr. John P. Hardie, feuar, of a son. At 72, liar rack Street, Glasgow, on the 15th instant, the wife of Mr. Thomas Jeffrey, boutm:iker, of daughter. At Western Lane, Berwick, on the sth iuatant ...

... are handed down from sire to son, from generation to generation, the exploits of the rough it may ho, hut, at the same time, hardy and invincible men, who, from devotedness to their country and unconquerable love of indoismdence, secured to future geno-utions ...

... example worthy followed by the ministers and members what are called our orthodox churches. iMiMStriAV. person, calling himself Thomas Davis, applied some days ago Ismdon to Mr. Cowan, M.P., for pecuniary assistance. His statement was, that ; had formerly been ...

... sorts, one flower, competitors—lst, Mr. Thomas llettlc; 2d, Mr. James C«>ckburn, The liirsel. double and 4 single Sweet Williams, 7 competitors—lst, Mr. George Bell, The liirsel; 2d, Mr. Thomas Hettle, Do. Hardy Herbaceous Plants, competitors—lst, Mr. ...

... deserving; I'inks, Ist prise—Mr. Andrew Herbert, Yet hoi in. Roses—lat, Mr. Thomas Oliver, Yetholiu; 2d, Mr. G. Gibb, liochtower. I'ansies—lst, Mr. A. Herbert; 2d, Mr. Thomas Oliver. Herbaceous Plants—lst, Mr. Herbert; 2d, Hr. Win. Henderson, Yetholm ...

... Bell; 2d. Jamea Cock“urn, The Hirsel7 competitors. For the best Savoy—lst, James Cockbum; Id, Thomas U«t1e10 tompetiiors. For the best Green—lst, Thomas Bettle. For the best Winter Csbbage—lst, George Bell; 2d, eter F0rd9 competitors. For the best ...

... one bloom—to Mr. William ! Deans, nurseryman ; do., to Mr. John Taylor. Best 0 distinct varieties of Autumnal Roses, to Mr. Thomas Weir, gardener, Edcerston. for White Provence, Hay’s | Blush, Cabbage, White Chinn, Dark China, Blush : China ; do,, to Mr ...