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... which any doubts ace entertained as to their perfect hardiness, should have some kind of protection afforded them; but in doing this, care should 1)0 taken not to go into the opposite extreme. HARDY FnuzT GAecDBN.-The dressing of fruit trees against walls ...
... Middleton, servant to Mr Davidson, Mains of Cairnbrogie; 5, James Craick- shank, do., Mr Manson, Oakhill; 6, Thomas Fraser, farmer, Mickle Park; 7, Thomas Webster, servant to Mr Manseon, Oak- hill; 8, John Campbell, do., Mr Walker, Affleok; 9, John Ba- chan ...
... Sheffield Neave, Esq. is John S. Brownrigg, Esq. WXilliam Phillimore, Esq. w Boyce Combo, Esq. W. H. C. Plowden, Esq. M.P. tl Thomas M. Coombs, Esq. Robert Saunders, Rsq. re William Dent, Esq. Sir Walter Stirling, Bart. TI Edward Goldsmid, Esq. Wmi Thompson ...
... John Donald, Craighill; 3, Mr David Yule, farmer, Nunnery Lands; 4, William Greig, servant to Mr Ed- wards, ltirkhill: 5, Thomas Aberdeen, do. to Air Hector, Cove; 6, James Fraser, do. to Mr Grey, Tullos; 7, William Canifpbell, crofter, Upper Kirkhill; ...
... amounts to £63, and the whole Properties will be put up together in One Lot, at £325 of Price, For farther particulars, apply to THOMAS SANGSTER, or WILLIAM IIOBISON, Advocates in Aberdeen. hi 13th December, 1851. ti House for Sale. There will be exposed to ...
... Foveran. 10 Mr Win. Todd, Tiurnerhafll Mr Brown, Arnage. 11 Stewards - Messrs William Littlejohn, George Low, and - William Hardie. 9 Officer-George Simpson. Ntiw Dtira.-Tlho Parish Church hero having been fittedE tlip wirth heating apparatus, by Mr Lyall ...
... to £63, Rod the whole Properties 3. will be put up together in One Let, at £325 of Price, For farther particulare, apply to THOMAS SANGSTER, or sy, WnuLAar RonssoNc, Advocates in Aberdeen. /~ 13th Decebe, 1851. IT: There will be exposed to Sale, by Publie ...
... misery might then be his ' t banished from our land; and the race ofthe enervate be succeeded by de h gh1 a renewal of the hardy vigorous spirits of the olden time.-Chr0. dies ,zanicle.ea d Pblishedby the Author, sold eluo in sealed envellopes, by Gilbert ...
... Craighmall, at Mirs Kirton's, of will LCrilllInn. Thcs company aimounted to 140. Thee music - wcas broughtm forward by M~r Hardie, mincd evas very neuchs eid Mic mired.Th danrinigwas kept up to a late hioer in thte morning. I y Deycee' PARiOCHIAL LsBAsieu ...
... Judges-Messrs Ste-wart, Kirktownf, St., tern Feigns; Hardie, Aquorthie;i and HaitlanS, overseer, Woodhelbad, DE 7aCairness-had very; great difficulty in awarding the prizes, as of myunder :-1, Thomas Walker, servant to Mr Joses, Tarmair; 2, al lent John ...
... COMMORCIAL LIST, FOR THE WEEK ENDING MONDAY LAST. CALLAO.-350 tons guano. Thomas Tait, liverury Mills. Iris (277 tons), J. Lanner, master. GOODS WAREHOUSED. 241 lbs. tea, A. Cumnnmig 1042 lbs. tea, Fraser & Laidlaw 241 do. G. Barclay 1074 do.'3. Mother ...
... of matrimenial misery might then be banished from our land ; and the race of the enervate be succeeded by a renewal of the hardy vigorous spirits of the olden time.-Ch-.. nick. Publishdedby the Anther, sold also in sealed envelopes, by Gilbert, 49, P ...