... Russel junior, banker. Mr Grahame Hardie, manager of Falkirk Iron-Works.- Mr John Wilson of Bantaskine. Mr Robert Henderson, writer. Mr A. S. Jaffrav, writer. Mr Charles Jeffrey, bookseller. Mr James Hosie, merchant. Mr Thomas Kier, merchant. Mr William Hume ...

... Airth, Bothkennar, and Falkirk Ploughing Society, took place on Tuesday the 12th instant, in a large field possessed by Mr Thomas Wyse, Coblebrae, when ploughs appeared on the ground, with 58 horses, which, for strength and symmetry, could rarely be equalled ...

... duties the chair ably discharged by Henry Salmon, Esq. of and those of croupier by Thomas Stark, Esq., L'auielon.—The judges for the grain and dairy produce were Messrs Hardie, Mains ; Mitchell, Kinr.if Carsc Mr k, vb tv; ller, G'asgow. Messrs Learmonth and ...

... viz.: —Provost Adam, Messrs James Rennie, William M'Lai en, James Potter, Thomas Kier, James Hosie, Graham Hardie, A. C. Kinnaird, Thomas Wyse, Thomas Stark, William Aitken, Thomas Miller, William Morrison. The Chairman, in conclusion, while ...

... viz.:—Provost Adam, Messrs James Rennie, William M'Laren, James Potter, Thomas Kier, James Hosie, Graham Hardie, A. C. Kinnaird, Thomas Wyse, Thomas Stark, William A.itken, Thomas Miller, William Morrison. The Chairman, in conclusion, while ...

... by the river Avon. He immediately accosted the driver, and, after some resistance, succeeded in capturing three men, named Thomas Rickards, Henry Barret, and John Sprague, who were yesterday (Friday) brought up before the magistrates of Bristol, charged ...

... —J. For the best two-year-old filly, Forbes of Calendar; 2. Mr Bowie. Class 14. —1. For the best one-year-old filly, .Mr Thomas Ferguson. Loanfoot; 2. Mr Rober;son. Class lo,—l. For the best one-)ear-old colt, Mr Bowie; 2. Forbes. Class Hi. —For the ...

... Hamilton; James Hosie; John Piercy Henderson, Parkhill ; Alexander Hedderwick; Robert Henderson; Graham Hardie; James Hill; Thomas Johnston, liedding; Thomas Kier; George Law; John Miller, Millfield House ; James Mitchell, Carron ; William Morrison. Mungall; ...

... Rankine; 2d, Maxwell Irvine ; 3d, John M'Luckie! Ist Latin—Dux, John Hardie. Senior Greek —Dux, Peter Robertson. Junior Greek—Dux, John Bowie ; 2d, Thomas Gibson. French—Dux, Thomas Forgie. 2d French—Dux, Thos. Gentles; 2d, Wm. M'Nee; 3d, Jas. Girdwood ...

... specimen—l st, Paterson ; 2d, Thomas Bar'y. Esq.; 31, Mr Alex. Thompson. ks, best four—]st, Mr Philp : 2d, Mr James Drummond; 3d, Thomas Barty, Esq, Sweet-William, double, best two—lst, Mr MacMillan; 2d, Philp; 3d, Thomas Barty, Esq Sweet-William, single ...

... M'Allum, gatdener to Miss Baird, Allan Park. Ranunculus, best six fully blown, all different—lst, Win. Neilson, gardener to Thomas Colville, Esq. of Annfield; 2d, Mr James Niven, gardener to William Stirling, Esq. of Keir; 3d, Mr Archibald Wilson, gardener ...

... Mr James Niven; 2d, Mr Thomas Maxwell, gardener to Major Henderson of Wes- terton; 3d, Mr Thomas Somerville. For the best six Apricots (any sort)—Mr James Drummond. No competition, For the best twelve Apples (table)—1st, Mr Thomas Maxwell; 2d, Mr Wm. Anderson ...