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... William E _. . Gardner , Edinburgh • • . . . ; ; AIIIIHMETIC—MB PBTBE _ • . _:.. . ' _Highest Cidsi .. • .. .. Dnx—Archibald Hardie , Bo ' neas Mains - ; 2 d _, . _. Andrew-Frier _, _Edinburgh-. _•• • 3 d , David _Soas _, South America _- , . ; . ' ...
... -Ist. Wm. (low; 24, A. C. Johnston. 4 china roses-Ist, A. C. Johnston. Device of hardy annuals -Ist, Peter M.Laren: 4 double rockets-let, A. C. Johnston. Boquet of hardy flowers-Ist, A. C. Johnston; 24, Christopher Hume. 6 bal'4 gms - let, Wm. Gow ; 2 ...
... VOL XIII— No 677 THURSDAY AUGUST 2 1849 Price Fourpenci i CLOTH THOMAS M'MIKEN Pokt Strfkt TILL thiB Week offer LIGHT and MID-COLOURED TWEEDS and DOESKINS at the following Reductions and as there are not many of them remaining would be well to take early ...
... Rest Attired Highlander. —l). M'Donald—Sovereign. Reel-Dancing. Duff, Snaigo—Silver-mounted Snuff- Mull. Putting-Stone. —Thomas Black, Tomgarrow—Handsome Silver-mounted Snuff-Moll. SPdge-Hammer. It. M‘l).»uald Handsome Silvermounted Snuff-Mull. Toteiny ...
... Tory, M‘Bride, for Calcutta—30. Sailed the Chieftain, Edwards, for Hong Kong. all, from Mauritius. Cork, July 27.—Arrived the Thomas and Joseph Crisp, Black- Clyde, July 27.—Sailed the Indus, Pitt, for Port Philip and Sydney. Hull, July 27.—Sailed the Gemini ...
... Messrs John Thomson & Co. Kincardine, - - Mr A. C. Stephen. - - JMr ToD - Kinross, - James Monro. Linlithgow, - - Mr John Hardie. Tillicoultry, - *Mr John Thomson. Those marked * are Agents fur the Fire Department only. TO-MORROW AT ONE O'CLOCK. DESIRABLE ...
... (4. John M-Laren, Edinburgh Certificates of Merit. 5. James Szewart, Renfrewshire 6. George Moncrieff Govan, Fifeshire 7. Thomas V. Bell, Dumfries-shire 8. Matthew Willis, Yorkshire 9. John Hughes, Flintshire 10. Williem Menzies Calder, Edi * IV.—For ...
... other FISHCURING UTENSILS. The roup at each place to commence at eleven o’clock, forenoon. For farther particulars, apply to Thomas Barclay, Writer in Montrose. Montrose, July 20, 1849. V~SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. To be sold, by public roup, at the House ...
... whom were moat conspicuous the names of Ross, Mollison, Anderson, TG;om, and Valen- m n''he ndThe Memory of the late Sir Thomas Burnett. Sir Alex iet rn tett whoge was very appropriately given by Sir Aex.Bar-ett whols, in complimnentinG them for the ...
... LANGLOAN or DURDIEHOUSE , _in the Parish of _Liberton and Coanty of _Mid-Lathum , _as _at present _pos-Besaed ly _Messrs _Thomas _and William Torrance , ( who were also for _some years Tac&smen of _the Lime _Works on tho Farm , from the late Mr Baird ...
... , Currie . _CABBAGES—1 stAlex . _Cunningham , Rosebank ; 2 d , _'bomas _Jenkioson _, Juniper Green _. CAULIFLOWERS—1 st , Thomas Alison , Juniper ireen ; ° d , _Thompson _OchUtree , Hermiston . PEASE—1 st _, Wm . Waliier , Currie ; 2 d , John Harer _ ...
... biennials and pereninials, andv viusrbswIch stand' 'e teo ~closely together ia their seedln b'd,Te'rpaga. is tiou of half hardy Plants for -net sesnsol beCoal- 1I Praoneed as soon as 'that of the l4ardier; species mentioned in *e trerwesCaolas is completed ...