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... of Bcrbice. James Forsyth. J- Ross, ironmonger. T Falconer, solicitor. John Ross, banker. Thomas (iilzean. James Macrae, Stamp Office. Thomas (Jollan. s Thomas Ross, merchant. Patrick Grant, county clerk. Roderick Reach. James Grant. A. H. Rennie of Balilicsk ...
... Queys—Four Sovereigns. To said .Mr James Abercrombie, for the second best two ditto—Two ami a half Sovereigns. To .Mr Donald M‘Hardie, in Daldourie, for the third best two ditto^—One and a half Sovereign. DISTRICT ESKDALE AND LIDDESDALE. To William Keir, in ...
... condition is natelvno limewas keptoflhe speed of the animals, but to 1 fully presented to view, I do not find that any are hardy trf nnneared if they had gone over the enough to deny the propriety of vigorous co-operat.on for the spectators it appeared ...
... retreating point much nearer to the scene of operation than Great Bear Like; and it was quite evident to us that any farther fool-hardy perseverance could only lead to the loss of the great object already attained, together that of the whole party. We must here ...
... First Prize. For the best grown specimen of any Exotic plant in flower, with the name—Mr Williamson, Holing. Second do r Thomas Fraser, Redcastle. For the best Four Stocks—None considered worthy of a prize. ' fl First Prize. For the best twelve Pansies—Mr ...
... Ankmoxies, to Alex. Gossip, gardener to MissSnivth. , c * * For the best six Hardy Herbaceous Plants, the first to Peter Hall, gardener to Sir W.' G. Camming, Bart, bccond, to Thomas Heid, gardener to Norman M'Leod, Ksq. For the best three Iris, the first ...
... which was begun by Mr Munro, who quoted various parts Sir John Sinclair’s works agriculture, and recommended fallow, early and hardy varieties of seed, the use of blue vitriol a preventative smut, and guarding against the indiscriminate use of fresh dung having ...
... 19s. 2d., including the mason work, however, for heating ; but Mr Smith only estimated it at Is. Id. it was evident that Mr Hardie’s was much the lowest offer, and it had been accepted. A petition from twenty-seven fleshers was then considered. It complained ...
... Thrisk, Yorkshire; Pembroke Norman, Esq. and Charles V pton. Esq. on a tour; General Alexander krson, ami the Misses Anderson ; Thomas Rawliufcon, Esq., Heachan, Norfolk. THE MI.*SHOES FOWLIS—REJOICINGS IN UOSS-SIIIUE The recent decision b.v the House of Lords ...
... our readers remember how, and by whom, these inventions have been examined and improved. By Sir Richard Keates, by Sir Thomas Hardy, an officer of 40 years’ standing in the service, by two naval lords, by a distinguished admiral now living, all whom have ...
... Best two Bed Beet. Heaviest two Savoys. Heaviest three Leeks. MB MAUND’S PBI/L For the best collection of the Flowers of Hardy Annual or Perennial Herbaceous Plants Shrubs, cut 1.1 pot being 25 Flowers of different genera, will also competed for at this ...
... Tulin Pearson, Ixilravock Caslie. ■M do. to .Air John Stephen, Ness ( ast.r. 8. For the best twelve wru-ii.-s Hardy .-.minds. Ist Ftiz.e .Air Thomas Fraser, liedcasth. 2d do. to Air John Lelig. 9. For the best font varieties of Pitunia. Ist Prize to .Air ...