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... (one-grained wheat', grown In Switxerbaid. is of similar appearance. T. spclta (spelt wheat) appears distinct species, and more hardy than common wheat; It has a stout straw almost solid, with strong spikes and chaff adhering firmly to the grain. The grain ...
... the forty-seventh anniversary the trial of Hardy, Tooke, and Thelwall, at which Colonel Thompson presided, Major Rcvcll related the following anecdote apropos to the memory of Thomas Erskiue, the advocate of Hardy and his compatriots”:—Hearing that Erskine ...
... Captain Ramtav ■Messrs H. Turnbull, D. Allan, F. Brown, A. Balfrar. H. Auld, J. Meikle, W. Robertson, Johnston, Bonar, G. Hardie, A. M'^eyne, M Intosh, J. W. Gillespie, and J. M NoT.-«mwter*-Drs Gilchrist, Muir, andSlmpson; Wrests Hunter, J. Clark, T ...
... room was crowded. Joshua Scholertcld, Esq. M.P.; William Scholefield, Esq.; Samuel Goddard, Esq. American merchant ; the Rev. Thomas Swann ; the Rev. Mr. Morgan ; and large number inHueutial gentlemen were present. The proceedings were excellently conducted ...
... Haig, hsq. Dollarficld; Thomas Ritchie, E*«j. of Hill Uuthven; John Keddie E»*i. of Cuthil; Robert Robertson, Esq. Advocate Captain Anderson of Kincardine ; George Ritchie, Esq. W.S. Edinburgh ; Andrew Roy, Esq. Alloa; Joseph Hardie, Esq. Kinross; Captain ...
... evening; but nothing of importance took place. In the House of Commons the adjourned debate the Corn-Law bill was resumed by Mr. Hardy, who spoke opposition to the motion the hon. member for Wolverhampton, and whose rising was the signal for an almost general ...
... scale in favour of his pursuers, who closed him at Drummcllie Ix»ch, where they safely imagined him captive.” The daring and hardy poacher, however, rather than deliver himself up, on approaching the margin the loch, nearly at the eastern extremity, where ...
... the match. The above handsome donation having been divided into eight prizes, the JudgesâMessrs. John Gow, Pittendynie; Thomas Smith, Moneydie- Roger; and Charles Dutl, Berryhillâawarded the same follows viz. 1. John Allan, son of Mr. James Allan ...
... vice Marcon. 34tb Ditto—Captain J. Lee. from the 11th Foot, te be Captain, vice Norris, who exchanges, 63d Ditto—Ensign J. Hardie to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Lealliara, appointed to the BSth Foot. C. J. Parke to be Ensign. vice Harriie. 78th ...
... present should endeavour to collect as much as possible in their several localities during summer. Great credit is due to Mr Thomas Brown for his patriotic exertions in this matter. Mark of Respect. —On Saturday last, the gentlemen attending the physiological ...
... conviction ; Thomas Frith—assaulting his wife; Ab-finder Lowtheft by housebreaking, previous conviction ; William —theft, habit and repute, and previous conviction; Margaret Gray and Janet Matthew or Farmer theft, previous conviction; Thomas M'Lachlan—forgery; ...
... on the instant, in his 641h year. Sir Francis Brian Hill, brother to Lord Hill. At Largo. Fifeshire, on the 11th instant, Thomas Durham, Esq., Lieutenant Royal Navy. He is succeeded his estates his uncle, Admiral Sir P. C. H. C. Durham, 0.C.8. Diatii ...