... cause. GCenr;l S-oXn Martin ?? them battle on their march, which they ?? Daunitloss had arrivedt at Lima for specie. Sir Thomas Hardy was at Valparaiso, i u the Creole; Superb at Callao; Conway at Concep- tion; Blossom and Alacrity on passage round Cape ...

... treason ; fortunately for the country, the false evidence of the miscreant spies failed them, and after a nine days’ trial of Thomas Hardy, a seven days’ trial of John Horne Tooke, and a live days’ trial of John Tbelwall, all of whom were acquitted, they abandoned ...

... D. King, sailed frormf - Plymouth, with tlte G0th fiflde Regiment. On Wednesday n the Wellesley, 74, Rear-Admiral Sir Thomas Al. Hardy, - Bart , K. C. B. Capt. Falcon, sailed hence, with the 2d n Battalion of the Sd Regt. of Guards, and was joined ofF' ...

... wilful imposition lupon the Poor's Inspector for the Gor- 2f bals Parish. The name which the fellow gave to the n Police was Thomas Hardy or Hardigan, or Harigan, and r. it would appear that by misrepresentation he bad got in- s terested in his case, Mr. Donald ...

... varieties Hardy Annuals-Ist, William Arbuckle, weaver, Cambuslang; 2d, James Dykes. For the 6 best varieties Border Flowers-Ist, Wm. 3I'VAllan; 2d James Jhlzes. ilor ?? 9 best varieties Pansies-Ist, William Arbuckle; 2d, James Dvlkes; 3d, Thomas Nelson. ...

... to William Gow; 2d, A. C. Johnston. 4 China roses -Ist, A. C. Johnston. Device of hardy anmnuals-lst, Mr. M'Laren. 4 double rockets-lst, A. C. Johnston. Bouquet of hardy flowers-lst, A. C.Johnston; 2d, Mr. Hunae. 6 Balsams- 1st, Mr. Gow ; 2d, Archibald ...

... >1'Grae: 2d, Thomas CarsNell; 3d, Robert erownlee. 2 An- tirrhinurnn-lst. Tlhonas Carseell- 21., James 31 Crae. lBon- 1uet of Hardy Amneats-Rtobert 3lrexetilie. Bouquet of Ten- der Anenals-Ist, Robert Brownlee; 23 Jatmes M Crae. 12 Pmasies-lst, Thomas Carswell; ...

... t, Thomas Arrol; 2d, C. Vil- liamson. Best six turnips-lst, J. Niven; 2d. C. Williamson. Best three heads parsley-Ist, C. Williamson; 2d, J. Shaw, Greenock. Best two cauliflowers-let, T. Galloway ; 2d, Thomnas Arrol. Best two beetroot-Ist, Thomas Arrol ...

... Park ; 2d, Mr Thomas Nelson, to Uddingston ; 3d, Mir James Cooper, gardener to Mrs Jardine of bat HAside. s. HBest tnelve Onions-slt, Mr R. Finlay, gardener to MIrs so HlnorCalder Bank; 2d, Mr W~m Forrest, Uddingeton; 3d, the Mr Thomas N elson. pa- Blest ...

... 1846 :-James n rikes Maurice ; James Prevost; Spelman Sevaine; Thomas Wlhite (A.) ; James Lillicrap; Walter Grosset; Thos. Folliott fBaugh; Sanmuel Martin Colquitt; Gustavus Stupart; Thomas ?? Charles Mainwaring; Right Hon. William Earl Walde. grave; John ...

... the 30th ultimo. The judges were-M.Jessrs. John Dreghorn and Thomas Lang of Kilnearnock, for the horticul- t cural and agrieolturat departments; and Messrs. David Avton-of | Paisley, and Thomas Coon of lKilwinning, for the ornithological department. The ...

... et, Mr. David Greenlees, grtr- deser to Miss Gray Hamilton of Bothiwell Park ; 2d, Mr.Wn.s I Forrest, Uddicgston; 3d, Mr. Thomas Nelson, Uddingstou. Six tditto-let, Mr. David Greenlees; 2d, Mr. James Jack, gardener t to William Robertson, Esq. of View ...