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... Deputy Inspector-General Army Hospitals. Thomas Hutchison, Esq., Provost of Leith, Patrick Shaw, Esq., Advocate. Henry Inglis, Esq., Writer to the Signet. Warren H. Sands, Esq., Writer to the Signet. Thomas Grainger, Esq., Civil Engineer. Manager —John ...
... of Fuschias, Calceolarias China Roses, Polyanthuses, Pinks, Carnations, Picotees, Pansies, &c. Orders taken in for Mr Thomas Hardies Guano. GOOD EATING POTATOES. Grounds Laid Out, and Gardens Superintended. Experienced Gardeners recommended. MONEY TO ...
... committee to manage the affairs of the bank for the current year Provost Adam. Mr J. Russel, jun., banker. Sheriff Grant. Mr Hardie, manager Key. William of Falkirk iron-works. Rev. L. H. Irving. J. Girdwood, surgeon. Rev. William Welsh. Hamilton, Rev. William ...
... Leith. 27. Melampus, Monteath, general cargo, from Liverpool. 28. Ann, Watt, beans and pease, from Montrose. 29. Mary Hardie, Parker, railway chairs, to Perth. 30. Sisters, Gordon, bailey, from Port Gordon. 31. Grange, M'Gregor, wheat, from Leith ...
... this kind could not ,v '. tamed. Mr Marshall also bought the wedders at 3ls. A lot of cross wedders were p u,c hlfPj Mr C. Hardy, Cumberland, at 265. 700 of the faced wedders were sold Mr M'Naught 235. l lot black-faced was sold by iV houlen, at 225. Gd ...
... John Hardy. > sorts—lst, W. Malcolm; 2d, R. Miekel, jun. ('I, ',' French and 3 African—lst, Wm. Malcolm; X, b Linlithgow. varieties, best 3—lst, Wm. Malcolm; 2d, dark mi 1 'l? ht » P ...