... -amsay; 3d, ikobeit Lyle.. Six hardy annuals, one tube of eaoh different f3'r alFY ildndLlit, -'Mise 'Glanville * '2d, P. Reid. i' S*Xrench' marigolds, three' lemon 'aud tbree oxaIgp-Ist, RobertLyle; 2d,,GeorgeRams^y; 3d Thomas Aitken. . ,e , Six penstemons ...

... Alex. Heenderson of Caskieben James Giles, ?? David Blaikie; Alex. Morrice; Geo rge Thomson - David M'Hardy; Frederick Hol- land; Patrick lirie; Hardy Robinson ; T. A. Curtis; 'I homes Todd; James Crombie; Alexander Low; John Stewart George Davidson ' ...

... each- lst, James Drybrouigh, jon.; 3d. ADucan; 2d D. Whtitehead, Broomlands, Six hardy ?? I Johnston. Twelee bloonts pansies-lax. Geo.ILister; 3d, A. tI 5 Duncan;~ 3d, Thomas Hutrie, Twelso blooms fancy pantsies 3 -let, John Livilngstonl. Williamsburgh; ...

... and it may oe expected in the autnmnn. . Mr Thomas Hardy's next voinme is likely to consist of short storie.s athered from various periodicals. He is, however, working steadily at a newY novel. Mr Hardy. fortunately, is no more to he hurried thain natulro ...

... position among the local agricultural societies of the country. Among the visitors were- Mr J oh n Hardie, Langbauk, accompanied by Captain David Hardie of Albion, New York; MArJohn Salmond, .Jobhsstone; Mr James Wilson, Iiyk-ebar ; and Mr John Wilson ...

... republish that remarkable fragment in one volume, with a biographical intredue~ion by Mr Clement Shorter, and notes by 3Mr Thomas Wise. (Frosethe Acoemy.w) Taa most interesting of Messrs Macmillau's' announcements for the autumn season is a posthumous ...

... world of mischief. Mr Toole ivas ably sup- ported.i Mr John Billington made a capital re- y presentative of the testy Colonel Hardy; ?? Cheeseman was equally admirable as It )Vithertone, while Mr E. D. Ward sus- tained with spirit the part of the dash- ing ...

... greenhouse he p c .; Messrs. Downia & Laird, Edinburgh, cinerarias, &c.; )s Mir. Thomas Long, Kiilmarnock, seedling eslcaria flowers in great tn-varioty; Mr. id, Thomas Robertson, Paisley, pansies, petunias, and verhcnas, very 'reline; Mr. E. Dudgeon ...

... benas 1 and 2 Thoma Middleton. Four Wat -peustenionr-i Middleton, Monymnak. Six French Cot donald, Xeurnay Rouse 3 MidletonMondleuok, cui stocks, whole plants-i Middleton, Monymisssl. Six Re( stooks, in spikes-i M'Donald, Kermnay, Six hardy Aq, herbaCeous ...

... gardener to Thomas Finlay, z .o Esq. of Easterhill. k For one Dielytra Specta'iilis-Ist, Mi. Graham. r , For twelve Pansies-1st, Mr. J. Gibson; 2d, Mr. William 9 a. Wilson, Old Cathcart; 3d, Mr. Wm. Campbell, Polloc. I ie For six Hardy Rhododendroiis-lst ...

... (aptain Merrow, Ibroxhoho. Four fine foliage plants-let, Alex. M'Kay; 2d, Thomas Hogg; 3d, John M'Nab, gardener to James Wilson, Esq., Trinidad Villa. One tree fern-1lt, Thomas Hogg;- 2d, John M.Nab. Three ferns (tree ferns excluded) -lat, John Flem. ...

... the district ale as follows:-Mesere Edward Budhan,* Peter Buoban ( Hardy ), -Alexander Bruce, James Buchan (Hardy), Iilliam Stephen, and David Mitchell. - KNsCARVINESHIRE.-Sir Thomas Gladstone, Bart. of Fasque, Lord-Lieutenant of Kincardineshire, has ...