... Kixcardixk. DIRECTORS. Humphry Graham, Esq. , Charles Pearson, Esq. ! Adam Holland, Esq. Dr Walter Adam. I John Sligo, Esq. Thomas limes, Esq. William Wood, Esq. Eagle Henderson, Esq. William Keith. Esq. David Smith, Esq. ! John Robert Tod, Esq. Adam Paterson ...

... twelve forced potatoes. T. Erskine, gardener at Feddineh For the wood bur four double primroses six hardy spring Sowers four Scotch leeks. J. Hardie, gardener at wet rat*. fit Andrews—For the wood trot two early cabbages ; one Swedish turnip. Amateur ...

... anemones, four double primroses, six hardy spring flowers, six onions of 1841, two early cabbages, one Swedish turnip; second best six heartsease, two heads of brocoli—twenty asparagus, twelve forced potatoes. Thomas Erskine, gardener, Feddinch—Second best ...

... bill, especially that pert of it referring to the suppression of the Gilbert Mr F. Maule Mr S. Wortley supported; and Messrs Hardy, Grimoliteh, and Munts, opposed the bill , which wee then read a first time, and the second reading tiled for Monday week. ...

... State May children's children bless the day. The glorious Twenty-ninth of May. T. O. St Andrews, 4th June 1842. SPRING. BT THOMAS ROOD. M Come oentle Spring ethereal mildness come ! Oh! Thomson, void of rhyme as well reason. How couldst thou thus poor ...

... Kingsdale; and Colville, Newton ! Hall—whose awards gave general satisfaction.—The following were the successful competitors:— Thomas Nicol—best six annuals, six heartsease, four mimulus, bouquet of wild flowers, collection of cut flowers, six early turnips ...

... turnips. Thomas Erskine, gardener at Feddinch—Best six carrots; second best two hardy shrubs, scarlet flesh melon, thirty pods of pease. William Connaclier, gardener at St Fort—Best three greenhouse plants, four petunias, twelve geraniums, six hardy annuals ...

... six ranunculuses, six pinks, one bunch of Muscadine grapes, four yellow turnips. To Thomas Erskine, gardener at Fo.diencti—For the lx carrots; for the second beet two hardy shrubs, one scarlet Seth melon thirty pods of pease.. To William Gonne:her, gardener ...

... early horn carrots. Mr Peter the wood best three roam tarts. W. Madre% Pielhaelewn—For the best six cut hardy lowers the attend beat aix cut Mr Jain hardy beadle. Mr Fowls Crossly, llarweyh, I—For the best one geranium. Mr Diehard Warner, Grieve Street—For ...

... Best six da nd by ams, bouquet of flowers, two kir of her red cabbage, beetroot, largest Sw ur, &e. yellow turnip ;— Second hardy annuals, two holy! re ob- four China pears, half-pint largest ea , late two best dahlia, greens, two parsnips, heaviest tar ...

... Writers. Colinsburgh Mr John Wood, Commercial Bank. Dundee Messrs J. &J. Ogilvie, Writers; William Wrongham. Kinross Mr J. Hardie, Merchant. Kirkaldy Mr Henry Beveridge, National Bank. ENGLISH AND SCOTTISH LAW FIRE AND LIFE ASSURANCE AND LOAN ASSOCIATION ...

... three pentstemons, three lobelias, six picottees, twelve perennial', six onion., one red cabbage, one Swedish turnip. John Hardy, gardener, West Park, St Andrews -Best one brace of green cucumbers, one late cabbage. Andrew Pouotie, gardener, ttilston -Beet ...