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... the Cwt. Liveweight. SALES MILCH COWS, STORE CATTLE, and SHEEP, every THURSDAY, Twelve o’clock Noon. THOMAS BINNIR, Auctioneer. /CABBAGE PLANTS (time hardy).—Early and Large York* (acaroe). 1000, 10,000; Savoy*. Greens, Bed*. 1/6 per 1000, 10/ 10,000; Sprouts ...
... of 1152 2d. The Chairman further reported for the Finance Committee that the Oreen Square School house had been let tv Mr Hardie at the annual rental of £l7. The report was approved of. MANAGKRB’ KEPORT. The Chairman, on behalf of the School Managers ...
... concurrence of Robert Hardie, manufacturer in Alva, and the said Robert for his interest in the premises, petitioners. Against John Lee, fanner, Dollarbank, the parish Dollar, rtspoiaKnt. The petitioners, the said James Orr and Robert Hardie, humbly show : That ...
... and most Suiierior Accommodation for all clauses of Passengers. For Freight or Passage, apply to J. LOTHIAN, Alloa; or to THOMAS MAR WOOD & CO., Water Street, Liverpool. Goods forwarded to all parts of the World. HOBTH BRITISH RAILWAY COMPANY. OPENING ...
... 3rd, id. Kioloch, Six Hardy Herbaceous Flower Spikes— lst, John Leslie. Four Stove or Greenhouse Flower Spkes—lst, T. Ormistoo; 2nd,J. Savage. Three Phloxes (sorts) —Ist, J. Leslie. Fruit. Two Bunches Grspes (any sort) —Ist, Thomas Ormiston ; 2nd, 1). Campbell ...
... night last—Thomas Donaldson, Esq., chief Magistrate* presiding. The other members of the Board present were—Mr James Portcons and Mr John Lodge (junior magistrates), Mr W. P, Wilson, Mr R. Loch head, Mr A. Ross, Mr R. Drummond, Mr R. Hardie, and Mr R. ...
... Amstieur#.—G Pansies—Jas. Forsyth, Easter Dolls. Alex. Wilson ; 4 Pinks-Alex. Wilson, Jas. Forsyth • Hardy Herbaceous Plants—Alex. Wilson, John Crawford ; 4 Hardy Annuals—Alex. Wilson ; 2 Calceolarias pot—A. Wilson; 2 Balsams-A Wilson • Border Roses—D. Ross ...
... Potted Plants. Two Bnlitams-—l?r, Thomas Onnlston, to Earl Kellie j 2nd, Alex. Liddle, gardener Mrs James Younger- Two Hothouse Plants (in flower) —Ur, John Leslie, gardener to Mrs Dickson, Greenfield ; 2nd, Thomas Onniston ; 3rd, A. Stalker, gardener ...
... Cabbage—l Rev. Arthur Taylor: John Brown. Cottagers. Flavors. Pansies—l David Cram ; Thos. Murray. 3 Hardy Herbaceous Plants—l David Cram ; 2 Peter Cousins. 3 Hardy Annuals —1 Cram ;2 J. Aitkeii. 4 China Globe Asters—l 1). Cram 2J. Norval. 4 French Marigolds—Joseph ...
... Hout, Solicitor, Alloa, or before 11th May, 1899. DRESSMAKERS.— Experienced skirt and Bodice Makers Wanted immediately by Thomas Cochin k Co., Silk Mcroers. Importers French Kid Qleweo, Mill Street. WANTED, Young WOMAN Book keeper. Must hare had experience ...
... LAW AID POLICE ITEMS. The trial of Thomas Walsh for treasou-felouy in connection with the seizure of arms in Clerkenwell in June last was concluded in London on Wednesday, when the prisoner was sentenced to seven years' penal servitude. Norman Macleod ...
... of Mr Cowan, banker, T. Gumming Gray, Esq., dis- , charged the duties of croupier, supported on , the right by U. Hardie, Esq., Alva, Thomas , M'Ewan, Esq., Ssucbie; on the left by the Rev- David Locbead, and Dr M'Fadyen, Alva, j Amongst the general company ...