... varieties—lst, James Anderson; 2d, Thomas Maxwell, gardener to Major Henderson of Westerton ; 3d, James Brown. Bouquet, the most tasteful—James Niven. (No competition.) FRUIT AND VEGETABLES. Apples, any sort, best six—lst, Thomas Maxwell; 2d, Messrs J. & D. ...

... by do., 110 0 1. Por the best One-year-old Bull, by Wm 2 2 2 0 Walker, Esq. Holefiatts, . For the second best do., vy Thomas Hardie, Esq., 11 0 To be Competed for by Tenants ‘ender £100 Rent. 1. For the best Cow, bought or bred, by the Society, ee eee ...

... the town’s-off- cers, with their accompanied by a band of music, proceeded to the residence of the chief magistrate, Provost Hardy, in order to escort him and the members of council to the cross, from which the procession was to start. By this time the different ...

... Alex. Logan, Esq., Advocate, Sheriff of Forfarshire; John Stirling, Esq. of Kippendavie; John Macfarlane, Esq. of Coneyhill; Thomas Smith, Esq. of Craigforth; William Campbell, Esq., Stirling; Colonel Forbes, Esq., Hcrbertshtre House; Hugh Edmonston Montgomery ...

... o’clock.— Walter Mackenzie, interim factor. G , @ partner of the THOMAS ROSS, commission late finn of Ross & Monteith, manufacturers and printers in Glas- gow, and sole partner of the firm of Thomas Ross & Company, commission agents in Glasgow—Creditors meet ...

... Calceolarias, .lst, John Barber. (No com.) Sweet-William..lst, John Barber; 2d, James Niven; 3d, James Brown, gardener to Thomas Barty, Esq., of Anchorfield. Rocket, ,Ist John Barber; 2d, Alex M'Gregor; 3d, John M'Coll. Fuschia, light..lst, Alex. M'Gregor; ...

... Juhu Adams; 2d, Mr Archd, Hardy Herbaceous Plants—Ist, Mr Burns; 2d, Mr T. Lawrie; 3d, Mr R. Mickel. Bouquets —Ist, Mr T. Lawrie; 2d, Mr A. Hardie. Red Carrants—1st, Mr John Dawson; 2d, Mr A. Hardie White do.— Ist, Mr A. Hardie; 24, Mr A.M. Callas Blac ...

... Pansies. best 6 varieties, lst, Thomas Aitken; 2d, John Callander ; 3d, Alex. Sharp. Sweet-William, double, lst, D. Cochran; 2d, Alex. Sharp. Sweet-William, single, lst, Thomas 2d, Malcolm M'Callum ; 3d, Wm. Kerr. Roses, hardy, lst, G. Sugden; 2d, A. Templeton; ...

... munificent Contributor to the Building ; And of the other Subscribers and the Public Bodies of Stirling. John Hay, ) , . Wm. Hardie Hay, of Liverpool, Architects. . James Murdoch Hay,') And now the stone is lowered into its place, with the three pauses required ...

... spirited club took place in the Red Lion Hotel, on Tuesday. The chair was filled by the preses of the society, Mr Wyse, and Mr Thomas Keir, ex-preses, officiated as croupier. The chairman, in proposing “The Falkirk Bowling Club,” remarked that it had been ...

... hall; 3d, Thomas Walker. 6 Pansies— 1st, Robert Duncan, Houston; 2d, Thomas Walker; 3d, John Davidson. 2 Seedling Pansies. — Ist, Da vid Cuthbert; 2d, 9. Davidson, 8 Hollyhocks— Ist, Robert Duncan; 2d, Daniel Whitelaw. jollyhock—1st, Thomas Whitelaw; ...

... other articles of historical interest is a watch, now the property of Mr Dawson, Bainsford Bridge, which be- longed to Thomas Hardy, the patriot who was tried for high treason with Horne Tooke in 1794, in those days when opinions could not be so freely ...