... English—lst, Charles M. Wilson, Kelso,; 2d, John D. Wilson, Kelso. English—lst, Thomas Hunter, Kelso; 2d, William U. Smith, Kelso. 3d Alexander Mackintosh, Kelso ; 2d, Thomas Lockie, West Morriston. 4lh do.—James Robertson, Kelso, (lighest English Grammar ...

... ntorc aarage note than the lintel lance* of the pracetaion went to represent. Here it waa that the warrior Douglu led hi* hardy Scots, when they twanged their yew*, and shook their battle-spear, and routed the invading thousand* of lh* Snulhron; and here ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... taka oioe km. HIGH JUsTICIAKV. TIitJbSDAT, March Id. ciiaioE muiuei. The Court met to-day at ten o’clnok, for the trial of Thomas Wilson, hpirit-ilealer, Greenock, charged with the taunler of hi* wife. The itklii'linent atalnl hat the panel hail, lh« Sfllli ...

... 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 ...

... prise, to Mr. Thomas OUror, Yetholm; 3d ditto, Mr. James Sibbald Yetholm. Pansies—the best ton, Ist prise, to Mr. Joseph Hardie, Yetholm; ditto, to Ur. Andrew Herbert. Stocks—the best three, Ist prize, Ur. Andrew Herbert ; 3d ditto, to Mr. Thomas Olirer. ...

... I 5». . . I 5. To No. 16, Jftmca Parson, bind Mr. Hidden, Cappuck, 10*. . . . „ 6. No. 13, David Hardie, bind Mr. Hiddcll, Nook, 7a. _ , 7. No. 23, Thomas Gray, hind Mr. Johnston, (.'toiling Hall, 6s. . s In the afternoon Mr. Fraser kindly entertained ...

... Kelso; tho Hon. F. Scott, Member ! for the County; Bailie Darling; tho Croupier; General Sir diaries Dalbiac; General Sir Thomas U. Brisbane > Mr. Baiiiie of Jerviswoude; the approaching meeting of the Caledonian Hunt at Kelso; tiio Five Incorporated ...

... 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 ...

... George Scott, sen., gardener, Backdate. St. Boswell’s.—A robbery of serious nature was committed Bt. Boowdl Fair, by which Mr. Thomas Haldane, farmer. Standhill. lost above £BO. had concluded a bargain for some Lsmbo. believe a tent, and bad changed his quarters ...

... 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 ...