... Watt - 3 NV. Munro. tht Firuv penstemrcni-il W. Munso ; 2 F. Stewart. Four wil Irerbaceous plants, hardy-i1 R. NWatt ; 2 W. Munro; wb 3 Mrs Ogg. Four hardy annuals-i James Craigen, Pe High Street, Banehory ; 2 Mrs Ogg ; S6 R. ;Watt, an, Four eetirrhinuintrsi ...

... p ElussleburgN; *Dalgetty and Ranald's Encounter go with the Clergy in the Chapel at Inverary, by c . Ceorge Hay, £150, Thomas Ford, 1 Links Place. Leith; th An Ambuscade, by F. A. Fraser, £20, James ve Morton, jun., Cliff Lodge, Greenock; statuette ...

... autumn colour- ing; and there are good landscapes by James Paterson, Robert Burns, and R. C. Robertsom; and figure subjects by Thomas Graelam, Robert Noble, 3artin Hlardie, and .1. C. Noble. The leading feature of the socth room is a large seapiece by Henry ...

... dairy produce being exceptionally good. During the afternoon and evening danoing wise engaged in to music sup- plied by Messrs Hardie's band. Mr Robert Troup, the energetic secretary-, had all the ar- rangesnente carried out in a very efficient manner. The ...

... tobacco and the Cross were two out of e the three things vwhich Goethe said that he hated. e Lady Duffus Hardy and her daughter, Miss iRs. Dulfiis Hardy, are almost as well known in American o as in London literary and art circles. Twice have Y they visited ...

... Catholic Movement are 1)0th ' full of interest, and afford considerable insight into tres their respective subjects. stes Mr Thomas H~ardy's novelette, it must be confessed, sac is on the whole rather disappointing, and certainly of i will ads-l nothing to the ...

... issued by Sheriff Erskine Murray, in au action brought before him in tbe Glasgow Sheriff Court. by the Rev. Thomas Forrest Matheson, minister of St Thomas's Parish Chuarch, Campballfield Street, Glasgow, and the Rev. Peter M'Lachlan, 70 ArmadaleStreet,.Dennistoun ...

... G. Farquhar, n James Farquhar, Thomas Fergusson, Gordon B. t Finlayson, Osinund C. Foggo, Andrew Fowler, t James S. Fowler, Robert R. Gall, Georae W. t Green, John tGrant, Alexander F. Guthrie, o William Hanuan, Thomas Harper, Alexander F. H. Hay, Alexander ...

... Pelevucn, , 1and aGleiclhena Spelcseca. Mr A. Miorris, Woodend, ex-1 Ibibited agood specimen of the Scolopends'un Crdspuec. Hardy ferns were, on the whole, very good ; Lycopodiums were scarcely up to what we have been accustomed to see,J when Mr Smith, ...

... could not have been better done. The more famous makers, such as Matthew Hardie, Edinlburgh; Peter Hardie,Dunkeld; John A. Mann, Glasgow; Ruddiman, A'ber- dean; and James Hardie, Edinburgh (a native of the parish of Ellon, receive ade- quate treatment ...

... ' O china or opal-l PDlly Leuack, e A 2ci £ - liss L. Si Binec, Glasgo 3 Miss IS I- iiitiank, Alerd(een; v h e MIi es L. Hardie, s A'ca e! e : andll Mliss Russell, Fochabers. t Wor'.i;ii 'Nork-A. Donald, Aberdeen. TlADES AND 31A.\1FACT(RES. (tratze workl-I ...

... , IS Conatitution Stroet. be Stocks-1 Thomas Lute, jumi., t17 Cottoen 6trect; 23Joha- gin Lsts, .do. 'or H.ngng Plant-I Mrs Milne, 103 Leadsido Road; 2 Eliza, beth Reil, 185 Hardgato; 3 John Urqeulifzr. enr Hardy Fern-I , 2,d 11 Janie Gilbert 24 Rakrcr ...