... Rockets, best, to Thomas Ovens; second, to John Do vnie. Turnipp, best, to Robert Anderson ; second, to Henry Gtbb. Cauliflowers, best, to James Donuglas, gordener to Sir Thorans l)ick Louder, Bert. Feeuntainrhall; seconrd, to Thomas HBod, gardener ta ...

... as follow:- Messrs James Dickson & Sons' Prize of 10s. 6d. for the six beat Pelarganlunar. ts Mir Jnhn Young, eardener to Thomas Oliver, EHq. Newingtorn Lodge-Glory ef Jersey, Fairv Queen, Rising Son, Prince Albert, Corn. line, and Mahel. Secoen. to Mr ...

... of Tweedtlrle, Yester. Best twelve Herly Htierhaseurs Plante, Mr Addison, Gosford; second, Mr Thom, St Germains. Beat six Hardy Annuals, Air Street, Biel; second, Mr Thom, St Germaine. Twelve Varieties of Stocks, Mr W. Henderson, gar- dener to James Aitchison ...

... flooring Cugh. to Martitius Bornup . Sorrfula. Thomas Chater . - Tetnnuis. l James Clark . -lufofi1maition. n i William Davie . - the Nature ol Col. nued Fever, a' George Frederic Eraten -lysenterv. to Augustus Hardy Godhy -Conumpition, .rF Charles Vaughan ...

... nomination is fixed Sy for the third of Alitust. PC CAUTION TO SHORoaSEEPER5.-On Monday fore' to noon, a man named Andrew Hardie was brought eir before Bailie Urquhart, shle sitting Magistrate, in Vs I.the Police Court, accused of stealing, within the ...

... Newbattle and back without making any charge. FIRE c ENGinE ES'rIAaTsIrrM1ca'r-l'rorsday even- thiai ing, thre firemen under Mr Hardy, thre Fire Master, tot Irad at mscrter itt thre Parliament Sqrrare, for drill, turin arid to test rhe efficiency of tire m ...

... its hearings. t CAUTION T~O INNEEERcenS AND COTHEns.-On far Mtonday morning last about two o'clock, a person of the name of Thomas White, who passes himself of? St aS a Commercial traveller, called at the Cross Keys Cl Inn, Dalkeith, and asked for lodgings ...

... ly advanced age of 15 years, which coin. li1 pletes the sum total we have stated. Joss, as she was named, belonged to the hardy Highland breed, ti and during the period of 25 years, since she became U Ir Robertson's property, served him and his family ...

... FROM EDINBURGH GAZETTE. SEQ4UsESBATIONS. September 29. JAMES HARDY, agent, and ale and porter merchant, Victoria Street, Edlinhargh-Cesditors meet in the City Tavern, Royal Exchange there, 9tb October and 6th Nosember, two 'cloek. September 30. HENDitir ...

... twelve named varieties, single clostere of euch floeer. 'rho silver rmeidl wann assigneil to Mr John Young, gar- dener to Thomas Oliver, Esq. Newingtson Lodge, for Queen, Comet, Adventuror, Conjuror, Victory, I nvin- thr cilile, Superb, clustered Yellow ...

... o'clock. J. F Creditors of JonN MURDtOCHs, sometime baker sod It confectioner in Farres, deceased, will receive a dividend fromn Thomas Russell at Murdoch's Inn, North Street, Fortes, 224 January. C Creditors of the late JAraES BELL, :Eeq. Sheriff-Clerk the ...

... are 102i to 1021. HARDY, TlE RswoaRMn.-In a notice of the trials of Hardy, Tooke, and Thelwall, the West- minster Revierw thus describes the scene after the acquittal of Hardy, on a charge of sedition, &c. on his return home:- When Hardy was acquitted, ...