... taken on shore and arrested, upon the supposition that be was the celebrated Thomas Hardy; but on undergoing examination some gentlemen present, well knowing the person of Hardy, declared that he was not that individual, and he was therefore allowed to ...

... roads, but the heath-covered mountains, on north and south, presented an animated scene. Tartans waving in the distance, 'and hardy and athletic Highlanders bounding over hill and dale, mountain stream and deep ravine, with the ilightness and agility of the ...

... PRESENTATION OF PLATE TO HENRY GLASSFORD BELL, ESQ. ADVOCATE. We understand that Messrs Thoma's Duncan, George Harvey, D. 0. Hill, John Steell, and C. H. Wilson, members of the Royal Scottish Academy, forming a de. putation fiom a number of their brother ...

... on the 4th inst., when prizes were awarded as follow:_ For the best three sorts of Clceenlaria. to John Young, gardener to Thomas Oliver, Esq. Newington Lodge-names Earl of Dalhousie, Solomon, and Shank- liane. Best three sorts of Pelargonium, to Alex ...

... Grace the Duke of Richmiond presided, Stupprted by th Marquis of Breadalbceie, Lord Jamestuat , and Sir Augustus D'Este, Sir Thomas co aderay lrHoen- bert Steuart. M.P., and mane wealthy and S nssentia gentlemen coanected with Scotland. After the usual loval ...

... to promote an attachment to the soil and customs of their native islandL. None could t he more worthy of regard-they were a hardy, eoura- geous, independent race of people, who, amidst the wars and invasions of Scotland, though they might be some- d times ...

... Convening Room, on Wednesday week, when prizes were awaided as follow: - For the beat six Auriculas-To Jorn Young, gardener to Thomas Oliver, Esq., Newingtf n Lodge, names- Page's Chiampion, Butterworth's glah Admiral, Wyld's Lowland Lase, Pendelton's Violet ...

... builder, Dalkeith William Williamson, huntsman to the Dute of Buc- cleuch Robert Graham, merchant, Leith John Hardie, merchant, Leith James Hardie, mercbant, Leith James Wedderburn, Heriot Row Christopher Wood, merchant, Leith John Henderson, wood merebant ...

... 16th July, 12 o'clock. John M'Hardy, formerly farruer, Balnault, Monaltrie, Aberdeenshire, now residing at Roadside of Littletor, Perthshire-to be examined in the Shetiff Court-room of Perth, 20th July, one o'clock. Thomas Butchart, brewer in Dundee-to ...

... gardener, Coltbridge. *1 For the three best Double White Rockets, to M Thomas Liddle, gardener Canonmills. m For the three second 'best Rockets, to Mr Julia =Young, JUn. gardener to Thomas Oliver, Esq. Nering- is tnLde. id For the twelve best Double Dahlias ...

... was almost totally destroyed, aird his own arm severely sprain- ed or dislocated during the gale. The dwelling- house of Mr Thomas Tynes was also completely demolished, and everything that was in it ruined. Indeed, as in the case of Exuma. everything ott ...

... Lady Greenock-Lord and Lady Robert Ker-Colonel Carter, K.H. 1st Royale- Clasranald; Sir John and Lady Hops of Pinkie; Sir Thomas and Lady Dick Lauder; Sir John and Lady Richardon; Sir William and Lady Gomm ; Sir Ed- ward Lees; Lady Hastings; Lady Isabella ...