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... Farquhar, from Echt; and H Hardie, from Newton-vvho gave the greatest satisfaction, awarded the honour of merit as follows:- PlROFESSeON-&L CLASS. Four Greenhouse Plants, I end 2 A Coumfort; 13 Rev W A Smith. I Six Hardy Herbaceous Plants, I A Milue ...
... failure of the intellect ual mechanism as an iuseparable accompaniment of its general efficiency. The only fault of Mr, Thomas Hardy's stoiy en- titled Fellow.Townsmene is its vague and un- satisfactory conclusion. Considering the fact that first the ...
... Howie, John Irvine, Robert A. S. Lauder, James M'Hardy, John W. M'Intosh, Roderick M'Kay, Archibald M'Kenzie, Frederick Mann, Thomas Masson, James Mitchell, Richard B. W. Pirie, Alexander Riddel, Thomas D. Sherritt, William F. Smyth, William Stephen, Sidney ...
... ]l5th April, also at St Paul's, Knightsbridge S.W., to witness the nuptials of Mir Clarence Goff, son of the late Captain Thomas WVillian Goff, who was M.P. for County Rosconmon, I189-60; High Sheriff 1858, of Carrigle6, County Dublin, and Oakport, County ...
... -Abprdeeq ;D. M'Hardy, Midtowu Cottage *David Fraseir ,- North Broaiford; B M'Rillia, Broadford; Geo..Baroig, Cilts; A. Aniderson,'Queen Street.' lPrqfeiFeoni-a.Thomas Darling, WoodhiU; Robert Cannon, Old Aberdeen;r Jmes Bowls, Devanha; Thomas Milne, Sunnyside-; ...
... of Burgesses of Guild; and Henry David Fowler, Robert UAlexander Ross, Francis . Coutts, James Willox, jun., Thomas Ruddimian M'Gregor, | Thomas Robertson Burniett, David Fiddes, jun., George Aitken Malcolm, Jolhn Gordon, sons and grasedoons of Bur- gesses ...
... luqes-John Moir.' Dahlias-Wmi. DalZCiel. 1'enstemon-Geo. BC e. Wright. Antirrhinums-James Wilson, New Deer. Phloxes- in John Moir. Hardy Annuals-James Horn. Six Trus-es Her. bh haeeonsPlants-Wm . Henderson, Bedlam. Bouquet oE Flowers ra -Mrs James Birie, Aucimaleddie ...
... ware made with great cave and jodgmneot, anad sace as follews:: CD08S A. -* Tender Exotics, not more tban 2 of each species - Thomas Page, Aberdeen J Teodfr Exotics, not sore than 2 of each species-R. Alexander, FerhIlt y 3 Neulral urder Gesnerie, *including ...
... Beny.' ' ' I 'ix Stalkss Rhubarb-I,~ William Henderson, Carden Mulace; 2,1,J Mv'Hardy, DunnottEr; 3, D.. Rohertson, Royal Hotel. 7 eI I.'Twelve.Potatoes-i,'J.!.ll'Hardy; 2, W. Chalmers, Mannofield; 3 a IJ. M'Hai'dy. Tliree sCabbages-l,'Arffiur M'H1ardy ...
... ornamental e foliaged plants; Chap. V., on hardy annuals; VI., oi s hardy herbaceous perennial plants; VIL, roseso; VIl., r Alpine plants-hardy ferns-aquatics, &e. ; IX., spring c flyovers; X., deciduous hardy spring-flowering shrubs, suit- a able for ...
... Coutt,. Bnetroot-I and 2 ti- Thomas Lyall, 3' Andrew Johnstone, Rhubarb to -1, 2, and 3 Thomas Lyli. Cabbage, table- irs 1 Mrs Stephen, 2 Thomas Henlerson, 3 Andrew rc Johnstone. Cisbba2en, largest-I Mri Stephen, 2 AlI Thomas Lyall, i Andlrew Johnstone ...
... some capital figur6 subjeets in eel, last eentury costumes Mr J. Frraser Taylor, with a in i' distintly F rench. style; Mr Thomas Scott, and Mr i;- James Douglas, whose works add strengtfi and in- ted terst to time vater-colour room I and Mr 1. 1'. Reid ...