... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... Graham’s Road, on the hist., Archibald Hardie, in his 14th year, youngest son the late James tfardie. At Grangemouth, on the 9th lust, John Wyse Esq., the 79th year of his age. At Edinburgh, on the Bth inst., Thomas Qoincey, Esq., author of Confessions ...

... which will speak far more, and will keep speaking after all of us are gone. He then called on Mr Andrew Hardie to make the presentation Mr Girvan. Mr Hardie then rose and said :—As the object of this meeting is well known to you, and has been already referred ...

... James Urr and Robert Hardie, humbly show : Tlmt the petitioner, the said James Orr, is heritable proprietor of the lands and estates of Harviestouu and Castle Campbell, in the county of Clackmannan, and the ether petitioner, Kobert Hardie, is tenant the hill ...

... by Thomas Leisbmas, bres album, given by Mr Hsrdie, dentist—' for by points, and large number of t entered. Mr William Gall was high points, and gained Mr Leishmsn's second on the list was Mr Peter Black, points, and carried the prize prese Hardie, These ...

... Subjoined is the list of winners Qaoiting—lst, James Hardy, Tillicoultry; 2nd, Andrew Campbell, Alva; 3rd, C. Lamond, Gl*- gow. Race for Boys under 15 years—ls% Gavin Drummond; 2nd, James Forfar; 3rd, Thomas Cochrane. Strathspeys and Reels on the great Highland ...

... the poll in this Ward stood—Mr M*Beth, 37 ; Robertson, 20. The results of the election the other Wards are—First Ward—Mr Thomas I Morrison, and Mr George Clark ; Second A. Boag, and Mr John Dickson ; Third ' Ward—Mr Robert Hay, architect, and : George ...

... Edinburgh, on the 16th instant, Andrew, youngest son of Mr John Allan. At Hill of Kinnaird, by Falkirk, on the 20th instant, Thomas Hardie, farmer and guano merchant. Friends at a distance will please accept of this intimation. At Braehcad, Milton, the 14th ...