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... Hens-lst and 2d, John Amour, Ballochneek; 3d, H~enry Hardie, Bajasford,' Falkirk. Commended- -John Amour, Ballochneck. Three Spanish Fowls, Coek and two Hens-1st, John Amcour, Ballochneck; 2d and 3d, Henry Hardie, Bainsford, Falkirk. Com- ?? Amour, Ballochneck ...
... Alex. Heenderson of Caskieben James Giles, ?? David Blaikie; Alex. Morrice; Geo rge Thomson - David M'Hardy; Frederick Hol- land; Patrick lirie; Hardy Robinson ; T. A. Curtis; 'I homes Todd; James Crombie; Alexander Low; John Stewart George Davidson ' ...
... , SOUND LIST June Annegiena, an Loten, Stettin — Jonge Liefiert, Hazewinkel, Grangemouth, do.—Laurel, Roger, Riga, Dundee—Thomas, Webster, Dundee, Riga—Ebenetzer, Niel- sen, do 1. Salome Catharine, Jensen, Konigsberg, Leith Lady Campbell, Cameron, St ...
... Robert Scott Moncrieff of Fossoway. d LEIcEsTERs.-Mr James Geddes, Orbliston, Foch- it abers; Mr Robert Hardie, Harrietfield, Kelso; Mr d Thomas Scott, Spittal, Berwick-on-Tweed. Attend- 'ing Member - Mr David M'Culloch, Auchness, .s Stranraer. O CnEVIOTS ...
... at L.I1, 15s. Mr Ainslie, Fordale, bought a lot of two-year-old Shorthorns, at L.I, 15s. Mr Hardie, Fife, bought a lot of Irish crosses at L.l I. Mr Thomas Duncan, Boghall, Fifeshire, bought from Mr Currsgb, Dar- lington, a lot of fifty two-year-old ...
... No. 40, belonging to Thomas Knowles, flesher, Aberdeen. For the second best, Five Sovereigns—To No. 41, belong- ing to James Stewart, flesher, Aberdeen. For the third best, Certificate of Merit—To No. 93, belong- ing to Thomas Knowles, Aberdeen. For ...
... sovereign ; to W-illiam. Gray, Motberwell. The judges coin- a mended No. 99, Thomas Black &- Sons, Coldstream. For the best Drilling Sowing-M~achine for Grain:- six sove- reigns ; to. Thomas Sheriff Westharns, Dunbar. The judges commended _No. 105, WV. &J. Hunter ...
... six generations of the family before him ; and the only point of the tradition I feel proud of is this. One of these poor hardy islanders was renowned in the district for great wisdom and pru- dence-and it is related that when he was on his deathbed, ...
... Mrs Sanderson, Mis L. Millar, Mrs Binnie, Mrs Mellis, Miss Tait, Misses Gordon, Miss Chene, Miss Cook, Mrs L. Brown, Mrs Thomas Brown, Misses Chambers, Miss Gibson, Misses Legat, Miss Nelson, Miss Scott, Misses Adams, Misses Laing, &c. Among the gentlemen ...