... Shallots- 1. Thomas Thomson ;2, D. Campbell. 0 Fods Peas, and Pods Beans -1. If. burling ;2. D. Thom sou. 8 Carrots and 3 Beetroot—l. Thomas Bowie; 2, Robt. Ferguson. Cabbage-1, Duncan Campbell; 2, James Ferguson. 8 Parsnips and 8 Beetroot —Thomas Bowie. 2 ...

... grocer. White Inch Charles Weldie, Shamrock Street Glasgow Thomas Bussell, inspector of Poor, Clackmannan Thomas Handle, Abercairney, Crieff D. Dick, flu writer’s office) Shield’s Bead, Glasgow Thomas Shiells, Edinburgh ! ...

... and, in all likelihood, interoperate practices are prevalent with certain classes ; but where ism peop'e more industrious, hardy, homely, sod prosperous than that which inhabits the northern side of the Tweed ? This ia fart utterly incompatible with national ...

... to contend against, and to protract the war into autumn. William Hardy, the running trainer, has been killed by a man whom he had attacked, under suspicion of an intrigue with his (Hardy’s) wife. Mr Huddleston has retired from Kidderminster, and Colonel ...

... had the honour ot offering. The Principal lots both Classes are from Flocks of high-class strains of blood, and combine hardiness constitution with the best qualities of their reactive Breeds. Entries close on Saturday, 12th September (To-Dat). Ballot ...

... occupied at comparatively small cost—the capture of Fort MacaMister opened up the way to a regular seige of the city, which Hardie had no means of successfully resisting. His force consisted of about 15,000 men lor the defence of the city, but foreseeing ...

... miners attended. Mr James lone*, president the Mineis Association, occupied the chair, and among others the platform were Thomas Burt, M.P.; Mr John Weir, and member* of the Executive Board. The Chairman, opening the proceedinga, made allusion to the ...

... Dickie ;2.C. Iror. Base (In p..t) - 1 Jas. Hall ; 2, E. Wrigbt. 3 Spikes Mimulus - 1 J M-Kcchnie; 2, Jessie Hall. F. rn (hardy. In pot) -1. Helen Hutchison ;2. Jessie Hall. Plant (in pul) not sped- Bed in this list-1. D. Dunn ;2, Jamos Hall. jrmi(t,--Enßlish ...

... Road, on 25th March. Each of the panels was ordered pay a fine of 5s or three days in iail. Kuphemia Brown and Catherine Hardie or Williamson pled not guiltv to having committed a breach of peace Old Town, on April. Both were convicted on evidence. Brown ...

... justice having been done to it, the children were now each presented with book, and afterwards addressed by Hr Hardie. In his address, Mr Hardie pointed out to bis youthful auditors the many privileges they enjoyed over children in heathen lands. Here, be ...

... day, and sev.-nd expert anglers left the pier at pretty late hour. Diath if Thomas Chalmers. —ln the dt-atli its towu-liellman Stirling has loit one its real character*—Thomas Chalmers, bellman. bill poster, lilt- r writer, &c., d suddenly at his house ...

... loyal and patriotic toasts “The Queen,” “The Prince and Princess of Wales,” “The Volunteers,” coupled with the name Captain Hardy—had been duly honoured. The Dean proposed the toast of the evening“ Sheriff Monro.” In proposing this toast, the Dean gave ...