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... Exotics, to Alt. Rogers; second beat ditto, to Mr, J. Slevenion. For the beat Hardy Herbaceous Plants, to Mr. William Blair; second beat ditto, to Mr. James Webster. For the beet Hardy Flowering Shrubs, to Mr. T. Emnn; second beat ditto, to Air. James Denholm ...
... 8 Stove Plants, caclusivc of Orcbidaccous, competitors. Best 2 Coxcombs, Air. Thomas Lees, Tponlngham; second, Mr. Alex. gardener to Mr David Baird Newbyth, Bail. Beat Hardy Har> baseoua Plants, sorts, one stem of Air. Addison, Gotfnrd; second, Air. Young ...
... 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 ...
... charged with falsehood, fraud, ami wilful imposition. It appeared from I the evidence that the defendant had imposed on Mr. ; Thomas Brunton, Joiner, from whom he had obtained ( household furniture to the value of the 28th Jan. last. It also came out, that ...
... the 24rli ultimo, Jane, of Adam Hardie, tailor aged 14 months. At Selkirk, on the 29th ultimo, Aon Nloho), wife of Thomaa Riddell, mason, aged 53. AiTurvitaws on the 11 th ultimo, aged SI, Mary Suthero, widow of Mr. Thomas Scott, At Glasgow, on the 16tb ...
... 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 ...
... Act, namely, £3, with £l, Is. 3d. of modified expenses, ur one month’s imprisonment in the prison Jedburgh. Thomas Dickson, labourer, and Thomas Reid, nailer, were charged with having in their possession, on the l&th November last, while the public road ...
... •uention lo tbil Sale, 10 obMtTi, that Sheep ora Idrgt, Sound, and tincljr covered with Wool, iboi from their eoDaiUuiional hardi. near, ami the high and health/ aiiuation of the Farm, the/ majt, with aatn/, removed to onjr diatrlcL The ore atipetiur lot ...
... best Tup of auy age, to Mr, Robert bltiel, Sourhope (No, I)— Two Sovereign*. 3. For the beat three Two Year Ok! Tups, to Mr. Thomas Elliot, Hindbope (No. J)—Three Sovereigns. 1. For the second best three Two Year Old Tape, to Mr, John Murray, Wolflee (No ...
... the watchman at Mcsant. Eaidlaw & Sons’, Mill, observed fire proceeding from the flour-mill Rough- ( hcuglr, occupied by Mr. Thomas Goodfellow. in-1 stoutly gave the alarm, and the engine was shortly after | on spot. All efforts, however, to save the property ...
... lltrehupe, (io. to Mr. George Miller, «c Vant with Mr. George Grey, Hill, £2; do. to Mr. Thomae aervam aith Mr. W. Mnith, AMerdean, 10*.; 4th do. to John Hardy, etivam with Mr. Grey, Kintmeratou. • 3th do. to Adam Robenaon, acivant with Air. Huger*. ...
... 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 ...