... (Unconnected with the Association.) sweepstakes was given for the two best entire horses to Mr. Robert Hardy, Grange of Barry. The name of the first horse was Young Champion, and of the second Lamartine. siieki*. Leicester Breed. Best tup of any age, ...

... Pinks-Ist, J. M'Hardy, Dunnottar; 2d, W. Anderson, etteresso. Roses—ist, W. Anderson. Moss—lst, A. Glenny. Scotch —lst, W. Anderson. Ranunculuses— lst and 2d, J. M‘Hardy. Pansies—lst, J. M■ Hardy ;2d and 3d, W. Anderson. T J. M'Hardy ; 2d, W. Anderson: ...

... Hamilton. Mr D. Russell. Mr T.R. Spence, Mr J. Thomas, chemists. Stirling: Mr W. Kirkwood. M J. and W. Burns.chemists. Alloa: Mr A. Irvine, chemist. Falkirk: Me D. Murdoch. Mr T. Cochrane, Mr J. Hardie, chemists. Glasgow : Apothecaries' Company; Mr H ...

... Oakenbead. By Messrs. Henderson Sons, Den Nursery: Best six pansies, grown and shown in pots, J. Neish. Treasurer : Best six hardy perennial Herbaceous Plants, D. Crighton ; 2d, J. Neish. By Mr. R. Oakenhcad: Best seedling Hollyhock, T. Millar. By Mr. Hunter ...

... Jenkin, Esq., and niece to Lieutenant-General Sir J. Fergusson, M.C.8., Governor of Gibraltar. At London, Aug. 17, Augustus Thomas Hotham, Esq., son of the late Hon. and Rev. Frederick Hotham, Prebendary of Rochester, to Miss Anne Byam Stapleton, second ...

... Hamilton, Mr D. Russell. Mr T.D. Spence, Mr J. Thomas, ehemlsts. Stirling: Mr W. Kirkwood, Messrs J. and W. Burns, chemists. A 1106: Mr A. Irvine, chemist. Falkirk: M? D. Murdoch. Mr I. Cochrane, Mr J. Hardie, chemists. Glasgow : Apothecaries' Company; Mr ...

... Hamilton, Mr D. Russell. M r T. B. Spence, Mr J. Thomas. chemists. Stirling: Mr W. Kirkwood. Messrs and W. Burns, chemists. Altos: Mr A. Irvine, chemist. Falkirk: Mr O. Murdoch. Mr Cochrane, Mr J. Hardie, chemists. Glasgo, : Apothecaries' Company; Mr H ...

... old (Lord Panmure’s prize), Mr Robert Hardie, Woodhill, Carnoustie, £2O. For the second best do. (Angus Agricultural Association’s prize). John Tait, V.S., Meigle, £l5. For the third best do., do., Mr Robert Hardie, £l2 10s. For the fourth best do., do ...

... mostly to breeders in Forfarshire, and to various classes of sheep. Polled Breed Cattle. Bulls of any age.—lst prize, Midland,’ Thomas Carnegy of Craigo; 2d, Lewis Strachan, Cluny; 3d, Alexander Ross, Annesley. Bulls two years old.—lst, Sir Alexander Burnett; ...

... DEATHS. At Craigforth House, Stirlingshire, Feb. 20, Thomas Smith, Esq., late Physician-General, H.E.I.C.S. At Rosebank Cottage, Droughty Ferry, Feb. 23, Captain James Tasker, late of H.M. 57th Regiment. At London, Feb. 29, Sir James E. Anderson, M.D ...

... Hamilton, Mr D. Russell. Mr T. B. Spence, Mr J. Thomas, chemists. Stirling: Mr W. Kirkwood. Messrs J. and W. Burns,chemlsts. Anita: Mr A. Irvine, chemist. Falkirk: Mr D. Murdoch. Mr Cochrane, Mr J. Hardie, chemists. Glasgow : Apothecaries , Company; Mr ...

... lady—lst Miss Cooper, 2d Mrs. Hampton, six Dahlias—lst Mr. Hepburn, It. Oakenhead. Messrs. Henderson A Sons, Den Nursery: Six Hardy Perennial Herbaceous Plants Ist R. Hector. Mr. R. Oakenhead : Seedling Hollyhock—lst D. Prain. Mr. A. Strachan, writer: Four ...