... Arniston PLace, to Jessie, daughter of the late James Strother, Esq.. Balmachree, Inverness-shire, and widow of the late Thomas Hardy, Esq., of Worcester. At Trinity Church, Marylebone, on the 25th inst., by the Rev. Benjamin Spekc, Captain James Augustus ...

... Mariaolds—Best four French and two African, Lewis Cooke, Esq. Second, Thomas Bliss. Hardy Annuals—Best twelve, in pots, L. A- Cooke, Esq. Phloxes—Best three, different, one stalk of each, Thomas Bliss. Second, Mr John Forsyth, seedsman, Elgin. Verbenas—Best ...

... pencil in the handwriting Axnour, the deceased. They were : —Friday afternoon, half-past one.—Edward Armstrong, Thomas Gledstone, John Hardy, Thomas Bell, and others, looked extremely ill. We also had a prayer-meeting a quarter to two, when Henry J. Campbell ...

... all different, one flower of each, Rev. H. Walker, Urquhart. Second, Thomas Bliss, Darnaway. Pansies —Best six, all different, Commander Norie. Second, Thomas Bliss, Darnaway. Hardy Annuals—Rest six, all different, one cut plant of each, in pots, Rev ...

... Geddes of Laurel Bank. Second, Rev. Henry Walker. Pansies—Be--t six, different, John Forsyth, Elgin. —Second, Thomas Bliss, Darnaway. Hardy Annuals—Best six, different, one cut plant of each, in pots, Lewis A. Cooke, E q., Elgin. —Second (honorary), Geddes ...

... A. Cook, Esq. Polyanthuses, Best four (single,) one spike of each, James Grant, Esq., Prospect Lodge. —Second, Thomas Bliss, Darnaway. Hardy Flowerinp Shrubs, Best four, a flower of each, the Rev. John Walker. Specimen Plant, Best, from Greenhouse, Dr ...

... means which the Tories adopted to obtain majority, Mr Hardy achieved triumph to be proud of. The numbers polled by the respective candidates on the occasion were— Sir Thomas Wilde 1187 Mr Bailey 1173 Hardy 875 These 8/5 votes were obtained without canvass ...

... TO MILLWRIGHTS AND JOINERS. WANTED IMMEDIATELY, two Millwrights, two Joiners, and one Cartwright. Apply to Richard Hardie, Millwright, Pitnisk, by Forres. MEDICAL HALL, ROTHES. F. DAWSON, Surgeon and Druggist, I)EGS intimate that he has Opened the above ...

... BIRTHS. . A-ademy Street* Elgin, on the 16th inst., the wife of Mi- Thomas Cay railway traffic manager, of twins, son and o hter. Findhorn, on the 11th inst., the wifo of Mr John- Macdonalo, baker, of a daughter. Bellevue Cottage, Forres, on the 13th ...

... FOSSES BOOT & SHOE WAREHOUSE. THOMAS BOWIE, returning his grateful thanks to the public of Forr an _d neighbourhood, for the extensive patronage rith ' ias en j°ycd tor the last twelve years, respectfully inl mates, that he has been induced to resume ...

... Russell, Mr P. B. '' «•'nee 'and J. Thomas, Chemists: Perth, Messrs J Go wans, Chemists; Stirling, Mr W. Kirkwood jfei= rs J. & W. Burns, Chemists; Alloa, Mr A. Irvine' Clicmist; Falkirk, Mr D. Murdoch, T. Cochrane, J. Hardie, Chemists; Glasgow Apothecaries' ...

... Russell, P. b! Spence, and Mr J. Thomas, Chemists: Perth, Messrs J. & W. Gowans, Chemists; Stirling, Mr W. rkwood Messrs J. & W. Burns, Chemists ; Ailoa, Mr A. Irvinr.' Chemist; Falkirk, D. Murdoch, T. Coc: ne, J Hardie, Chemists ; Glasgow Apothecaries' ...