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... pass the honeymoon. Inckniiiauism.— Tuesday the isth instant, stack straw containing from A»o to spines lie longing to Mr.Thomas ('rnig, t Ixwell Kihi, Ilunliar was wilfully s.>t lire a Isiy of the Adams, vender lucifer niaPiios. It would ap |K*nr that ...
... irises, and all the other bulbous-rooted flowers. Support and thin dahlias to improve their bloom. Shift tender exotics and hardy greenhouse plants into fresh pots. Keep the ground clear of weeds, and continue to water plentifully. Daring Street Robbery—On ...
... ; Mr Purse ; Mr Charles Stewart ; Mr James Gillan, clothier ; Mr John Fraser. merchant ; Mr George Anderson, Mundole ; Mr Thomas Gordon ; Mr Ross, teacher ; Mr Young, Dallas ; Misses Gordon, and Ross ; Mr A. Hendry, clothier ; Mr Willimison, chant ; Mr ...
... and reflected the high- est credit on the talents and exertions of their instruct- ors :— For M‘Culloch’s 84 Reading Book—Thomas Paterson; 24 Ju- nior Collection Class—Robert Scott; 1st do.Mary Anne Bell; Senior do.—Charles Crerar; History of and 1st ...
... Mar, Mare. M.. K..t Prod.. StraaL Gran. Dag,. JUNI. 1.,,.. Mi.. ManbJl, Hat. Meta. Hades Street lobar Hardy. Cramp Seems/ Misr Margaret Mills. Y aea—Data. . Margaret Grant. Mi.l. Fs..? (las.. Mir . Ae. Rid patb t D Abe Ustglota ...
... local medals for competition during next winter. After the business of the day was finished, the members dined together, when Thomas Durham Weir, of Boghead, officiated as chairman, and John VV. Williamson, Esq., banker, Kinross, as croupier. The Chairman ...
... for the prisoners being argued before the Judges. The unhappy men demean themselves- with tho greatest propriety. The Rev. Thomas Costello, of Tiverton, and Dr Lima, arespectable Portuguese priest, have attended their spiritual requirements. All, except ...
... -minister oll~pper Banchory, which Sir Thomas Burnett, the pa- tron of the parish, put into a collected form in 'shape of a libel against Me-Scott., It was for the purpoze of adducing evidence, *on the -part of Sir Thomas Burnett, in proof of this libel that ...
... Phloxes (hardy)—lst and 2d, Mr Crosbie, gardener, Dalscairth; 3d, Mr Hardie, gardener, Cavens. Phloxes (tender)—lst and 2d, Mr Burnet. Penstemons—lst, Menteath ; 2d, Mr Hardie ; 3d, Mr Burnet. Balsams—lst Mr Burnet. Pansy (seedling)—Mr Hardie. Lilies ...
... parish of Garvock, on Tuesday, the 26th day of Anyiuu current, THE whole GROWING CROP on that farm, belonging to James M‘Hardy, consisting of 2 acres of OATS; 5 do. BARLEY; with About 1200 stones of HAY. The roup will begin at one o’clock, afternoon; ...
... been sentenced to pay a fine of £3, or imprisoned ten slays, for savagely maltreatin g a bay, a pupil of his, of the name of Thomas Forger.—By a do- I demo of the Sheriff ot Kincardineshire. a prac- ! Hee which prevailed an the eater of Feugh of latching ...
... pledged and prepared to resist the endowment of the Roman Catholic Church in Ireland. (limes. Mr Maitland—l have been bred in a hardy school, and quite accustomed to such opposition.) Ile might be wrong in this opinion ; bnt if wrong, he was so in common with ...