... beneficial in various ways, we wish to see them going on ‘prospering and to prosper.* Memoirs of the Life and Writings of Thomas Chalmers, D.D., LL.D. his Son-in-Law, the Rev. Hanna, D.D. Edinburgh; Sutherland & Knox. This the first three volumes a work ...

... R.S.A.; Thomas Blaikie, foundries; John Stewart, comb manufacturer ; David M‘Donald, cotton spinner ; James F. Hadden, carpet and woollen manufacturer; Robert Catto, jun., iron works; Alexander Pirie, jun., paper manufacturer ; David M‘Hardy, machine ...

... Kennedy, servant to Mr. Nicoll, Littleton. 3d—Alexander Cameron, servant to Mr. Mealmaker, Leys of Lindertis (Cookston). 4th—Thomas Craig, servant to Mr. Nicoll. sth—David Dowden, Cairnleith. 6th—James Macfariane, Milltown, servant to Mr. T. Simpson. 7th—John ...

... 4, J. Hardie. Potatoes, twelve kidney—l, W. Stewart; 2, J. Macpherson 3, C. Black. Twelve round—l, W. Stewart; 2, A. Mather; 3, C. Black ;4. A. Mather. Cabbages, two early—l, J. Hardie; 2, W. Stewart; 3, C, Black. Asparagus, twenty—l, J. Hardie; 2, Mrs ...

... Is sick of them; their atmosphere feels thick. And too oppressive for this age of fact. What! will ye still persist, fool-hardy knaves, In teaching mankind, and assisting those Who toil and struggle in the hopeless task Of weeding error from the fields ...

... Best seedling, Dr Traill; 211 d, A. Whamond ; 3rd, D. Nicol. Specimen Plant -Best and second, W. Cruden; 3rd, J. M'Phcrson. Hardy Flowering Shrubs-Best four, R. Angus ; 2nd, J. Milne ; 3rd, C. Black ; 4th, W. Cruden. Most tastefully-arranged Design-W. Criulen ...

... in the same position as formerly, the funnel and masts being partially visible above water; but in the opinion of Captain Hardie, the commander of the Admiral, if the swell of yesterday continued, the funnel would be soon washed away and the wreck broken ...

... Kilcoy; Keith Stewart of Seafurth; Ronaleyn Gordon Cumming (the lion killer), Davidson of Tulloch ; Colonel Brandley, Mr. Hardy, and MTan (the artist). The sports commenced with archery, open to all England, Scotland, and Ireland ; followed by the Gillie ...

... accused of breach of the peace, committed ou :LOW May last, in Scouringburn ; and also of assaulting David Stewart, Thomas Heart, and Thomas Duncan, police-officers, while (mimed in the due and lawful execution of their duty hi taking him (the prisoner) ...

... 3d, Mrs Jameson, Montrose; 4th, J. Hardie. Ist and 3d three double' W. Stewart; 2d, J Hardie; 4th, W. Angus. Ranunculuses—lst six, J. Hardie Herbaceous Plants—lst ten, J. Spence; 2d, J. Milne- D. Nicol; 4th, J. Hardie. * Phloxes—lst six, \V. Stewart; 2d ...

... scientific or experimentahnotive, rash as they may have seemed, they were worthy of honor. But then began the mere amateur fool-hardiness of taking up firew'orks and discharging them under the balloon, to make a gratuitous increase of the danger. We know bow ...

... 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: ...