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... Falconer; 2, Dr Thomson ; 3, Thomas Steven, Artichokes —l, Thomas Steven 2 and 3, Win. Anderson Green Kail—l, Thomson; 2, Thomas Steven; 3, John Falconer. Lettuces —Thomas Steven. The best collection Vegetables —1, ra. 2, Thomas Steven. ...
... Anemones double—John M'Hardy Herbaceous Plants —1 Archibald Glennie, - William Anderson, 3 John M'Hardy Verbenas —1 John M'Hardy, William Anderson Dahlias, 12 varieties—William Anderson Specimen Plant—l 3 William Anderson, 2 John M'Hardy, (extra prizejrec ...
... Falconer; 2, Mrs Fullerton; 3, John Wright. .. TurnipsEarly Dutch, 1, Thomas Steven , 2, John Falconer; 3, Thomson. Lirly Malta, t, John Wright; 2, Wm. Anderson. Cabbagesl, Thomas Stevens; 2, M i.iiam Anderson. Rhubarbl, Dr Thomson; 2 and 3, M illiam ...
... Roses —1, John Gordon; 2, Thomas Napier ;3, William Moss Hoses—l. John Gordon. Dahlias—l, John Chapman. , _ . Stocks (in Spikes)—!, Alex. Innes. Esq. of Cowie; A Kev John Watt ; 3, Thomas Napier. Stocks (in pots)—l, Thomas Napier. Calceolarias (in trusses) ...
... occupied by Mr M‘Hardy. There were eonipetitoi* tor ploughing, and all made superior woik. The judges—Messrs Sinclair, Trees ; Reid, Drum ; and Thow, Enuochie—after a very careful inspection, awarded the prizes follows : 1. Alexander M‘Hardy, fanner, Bankhead; ...
... l - John M Hardy, 3 Wiland other beautiful flowers, and which occupied Ham Anderson , the centre of the table. The striking effect of Hardy Heaths-l William Anderson, 2 John this really splendid production, the work of M‘Hardy John M'Hardy, Dunnottar ...
... farmer, Balbrownie; 2 Charles M‘Hardy, farmer, Caimfauld; 3 J. Aberdein. farmer, Crossroads. Best feering, James Shepherd ; best finish, Charles M‘Hardy. The trustees of the late Dr James Young of Durris, and Mr Thomas Graham Young, Durris, gave handsome ...
... 2 James Scott, John Gordon Seedling Pansy—l 2 3 Thomas Hogg Verbenas —1 John Gordon, 2 3 John Falconer Hollyhocks (double)— 1 Sheriff Robertson, Thomas Hogg, 3 James Carnegie Balsams—John Pargiter Hardy Heaths—Miss R Park Crckscombs—l David Wood, 3 Mr ...
... —Miss M. M’Hardy, Edinburgh, gave an entertainment the Town Hall on Friday night under the auspices of the Literary Society. Mr Steuart, solicitor, occupied the chair, and briefly introduced Miss M’Hardy. As on a former occasion, Miss M’Hardy succeeded ...
... Stonehaven Thomas Monro, feuar, Stonehaven John Milne, farmer, Drumfoiskie, Nigg Alexander Masson, farmer. Nether Baulk, Fetteresso James Milne, farmer. Muirton of Barras, Kinneff David Milne, fanner, Milltown of Barras. do Alexander M‘Hardy, farmer, Cairnfold ...
... ernan, Kincurdinesliire, Scolland. HARDIE.—At the house of her brother, W. J. Hardie. D.D.S.. L.D.S., &c., Caidiff, on the 29th nit., after a short illness, Helen Hope Hardie, only daughter of the late Thomas Hardie, Edinburgh. Friends ...
... George Kae. 6 Asters, Hat petalled, 3 varieties—l Charles Williamson, 2 Thomas Mitchell, Cameron Street. 6 Marigolds, French, 2 varieties—l George K ie, Charles Williamson, Thomas Mitchell, (j Mangolds, African, 2 varieties—Charles Williamson. Hand Bouquet ...