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... the farm of Mr spirited The pr vas fixed Dowald. Thirteen ploughs started. out 120 awarded as follows, viz. :— Alve, in 1 Thomas Niven, Crieffvechter 2 James Coax, Newbigging tsev tal 3 William Senior, Thomochknock hen 4 John Buchan, Greerhead mon ious ...
... annual competition of the Trinity-Gask Agricultu/al Society, -took place Monday the Ist curt., in a field belonging to Mr Thomas Low, Lowhill.— The day, though at first lowering, subsequently became fine, and continued so throughout,—this, combined with ...
... DONALD CUTHBERTSON, Esq., Chairman. Professor John Couper Alex. M‘Gregor, Esq. of William Ewing, Esq. Kernock Thomas Hill, Esq. James M‘Hardy, Esq. PERTH BOARD OF MANAGEMENT. ROBERT ROSS. Esq. Oakbank, Chairman. David Greig, Esq., M.P. David Ritchie, Esq ...
... Francis Pirie, Bea. Waterton Thomas oof William Simpsor Glenythan os James Fraser, Eaq. Alexander Stronach, e's Harvey ‘Mall, Henry, Esq. ‘Alexander Irvine, Esq. | John Whyte, Janies GLASGOW BOARD OF MABACEMENT. DONALD CUTHBERTSON, Esq., Professor John ...
... George Wheeler, master, and Thomas Ward of London, owner; James Clark, third,mate, J. W. Blackwall, surgeon ; W. Burt, Alexander Mmrison, and James Morgan, boat-steereis; John WMey, seaman; Adam Sutherland, carpenter; William Hardy, carpenter’s mate; and John ...
... of Newtonlemavady; J. B. Thompson, Waringstown; James Alexander, Doah; Richard Patterson, Moneyrea; W. Kelly, Newry; and Thomas Hardy, Tandragee. These persons are to be continued in the employment of the Society, at certain times, fur three years after ...
... Penton, 11th to Mr John Henderson, 12th to Mr John Robertson, 13th to Mr John Whytock, 14th to Mr James Smith, 15th to Mrs Hardie, 16th to Mrs Peat, and 17th to Mr Henry Smith. noM', understand, intends opening classes in Brought}- Ferry; and mc hope M-iil ...
... year to sum, total by, che being L,102 sterling ; while the fot the x poor, has, ‘during the on an 4.75. The Lredsurér, Mr Hardie tinge atated that he was in il was held fronj the heayy demands made on the Greig, oF Let that ‘the’: 1 from Mr hit followed ...
... (Langton Herring); the Rev. George Gould (Fleet); and Joseph Hardy, Esq. (Portesham). ROMANCE IN REAL LIFE. {From the New York Sunday Morning News.) “Married on Tuesday, {the Rev. William Ash. Thomas Mowitt, to Charlotte Conroy, both of this city.’* The above ...
... they have no opponent. Worcester.— Sir Thomas Wilde has been delivering addresses to the electors in person. Mr Bailey, the Tory candidate, is promised a colleague in the person of Mr John Dent. AMr Robert Hardy has issued an address, offering himself ...
... Charles Jago, who retires upon half-pay of the 16th Foot. 58th Ditto—Captain Thomas John Grant to be Major, by purchase, vice Firebrace, who retires.— Lieutenant Jonas Fa-ley Hardy be Captain, without purchase, vice Reverhoudt, who retires upon full pay. ...
... Wight; Hamilton, Lonl C., Tyrone (County); Hammer, Sir T., Hull; Harcourt, G. G.,Oxfordshire; Hardinge. Sir 11., Launceston : Hardy, J., Bradford; Harford, Cardigan; Hawkes, T.,Dudley; Heathcote, Sir W., Hants (North); Henley, J. W., Oxfordshire; Henage, ...