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... 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 ...
... strongly protested against the threat uttered by Mr Gathorne Hardy. Colonel Wilson Paten and Mr Powell denied that Mr Hardy had uttered any threat. Dr LYON PLAYFAIR protested against Mr Hardy's language and attitude. The motion was rejected by 88 to 40 ...
... Wyness. —4 Fancy Geraniums : First and second, Alexander Muirden.—4 Scarlet Geraniums: First, Thomas Ross, Inehbrayock. —4 Variegated Geraniums: First, Thomas Ross; second, John Low, Old Montrose third, David Galloway. 4 Fuchsias: First, George Wyness; ...
... larls—Katie Caird and Maud J. Hermon. English Composition—Katie Hardie. Reading—Licsie Heckford. Samoa I. Boys—Robert Henderson. la—Ethel Petty. English Composition—Annie Tindal. Reading—Thomas Hardie. JUNIOR 111. Boys—George Mackie. I;irla—Alice Craigie. English ...
... counties in Scotland, has, we presume, done its worst. The Auld Kirk ministers have got at the end of their tether. In Sir Thomas Gibson Carmichael the Midlothian Liberals have got a good man and a sound Radical. It will be a poor compliment to Mr Gladstone ...
... FORFAR. Mr Alexander M.Hardy, solicitor, haq been appointed One of the Hooorary Sheriff-Substitutes for the Forfar district. NIGHT POACHING.—Before Hon. Sheriff-Substitute Taylor on Saturday, James Whyte, labourer, and James Peters, a young lad, both ...
... snatched to John Smith. D. Black beat James Macgregor. Sands Lindsay beat Andrew Wilson. James Hardie, sen., beat George Stewart. James Hampton scratched to James Hardie, jun. William Middleton beat George Petrie. A. Duncan matched to George Wilson. James Jarvis ...
... 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 ...
... —On Monday, the following case was disposed of before Mr. Sheriff Logan : 11 Uliam Hardy and Owen Ginn, hawkers, Forfar, were charged with assaulting David Cook and Thomas Lodger, carters, Forfar, on the turnpike road near Tealing, on the 10th April last ...
... John Webster, Edward Coates. William C. Cooper, George Croll, Thomas Crabb, and John W. Bruce. Model Drawing, Second Grade—Alexander Williamson, lit class ;I Arthur Waterston and Thomas Crabb, second elms. LETHNOT. Ax 011) BUILDING. —Letboot.Post Ofllos ...
... Potato Onions; X. Thomas Napier. Leeks: I, Thomas Napier. Artichokes : 1. John Marr. Lettuces; 1, John Chisholm; 2. John Marr. The most recently introduced : X and 2, Captain Spearman. SECOND CLASS. Pansies :1, Peter Bun ;2, Thomas Napier. Verbena* :1 ...