... Bart.; Messrs Henry Temple Blair, younger, of Avontoun ; Thomas Sbairp, younger of Houston ; Thomas Durbam Weir of Boghead ; Patrick Gray of Wester Strath; Thomas Baillie of Foxhall ; Thomas Chalmers of Longeroft ; Jobn Marshall, Bo’ness ; John Grabam ...

... William Middleton, J. C. Rennie, Matthew Middleburst, George Liddell, William Hume, Patrick Gentleman, Dr Henderson, William Hardie, and James Wilson. It was afterwards moved and agreed to, that the committee should make a selection of surplus books to be ...

... on the right by the Rev. %‘ M‘Leod, and on the left by Bailie Cuddie ; and John Hardie, Esq., sheriff-clerk, officiated as croupier, supported right and left by Bailie Hardie and bonncillor Greenfield. Amo:{ the other entlemen present we observed Bailie ...

... procession. First came a carriage and four, with | two postilions, in which were m&edgmvoot Dawson, B:‘nhe Cuddie, Bailie Hardie, and Bailie Henderson, | with the two burgh officers in front. The second car| Tiage, drawn by a pair of gmr, contained Robert ...

... company, and an interesting or picturesque locality to go to, the holiday must be one of pure and unalloyed enjoyment. The hardy sons of toil released from the laborious exertion of the year are ever ready to join excursion parties as often as they have ...

... Seton; Misses Baillie of Manuel, and party ; Thomas Durham Weir, Esq. of Bog.bud; Mrs and Miss Dawson of Bonnytoun; Robt. P. Newton, Esq., Drumcross; Hen Cadell, Esq. of Grange; A. Gillon, Esq. of Wnlrlyhouse ; Thomas Chalmers, Esq. of Longeroft ; Sheriff Cay ...

... John Leishman, Darroch. elon—lst, Thomas Weir, Kerse ; 2d, John Leishman. Bunch of Grapes, black Hamburg — Ist, Thomas Weir; 2d, Wm. Peden, Polmont Park. Bunch, any other sort-Ist, George Scost, Millfield ; 2d, Thomas Weir. Three Peackes from open wall—no ...

... female, Aucuba, variegated Saxiferge, Theyopsis Dolebrata Variegata, and Japanese hoveysuckle. Some of these are exccedingly hardy. They will w well in our climate, and it is believed that glr:;’ will be great acquisitions in the out-door decorations of ...

... Stewart of Champfleurie. Dahliss, 6 selfs-1, A Robertson, gardener to A. Hardie, Esq., Rockville. Dahlias, 6 fancy—l, R. Steele; 2, D. Tweedie. Dablia grown in pot—John Hardy, Esq. Pansies, twelve varieties—l, D. Tweedie; 2, A. Stanners. Roses, twelve ...

... Falkirk. s 19—William Mitchell's Heirs, Grahamston. | » 22—William Bread's Heirs, Falkirk. 4 35—William Hamiltoo, Falkirk. v 37—Thomas Neilson's Heirs, Falkirk. yy 38—David Russell's Heirs, Falkirk. ~ 46—Dr Waddell's Heirs, Grangemouth. ,» 47—Widow Campbell ...

... race, including Gavin Talt and Wm. Thomas. Tait went away in bis usual style, and came in an easy winner, Wufinm Thomas followed —Lochhead falling cousiderably be. hind. They stood thus—lst, Gavin Tait; 2d, William Thomas. Sack Race—lst Prize, 10s; 2d, ss ...

... Falkirk, s 19—William Mitchell's Heirs, Grahamston. » 22—William Bread’s Heirs, Falkirk, » 35—William Hamilton, Falkirk. s 37—Thomas Neilson’s Heirs, Falkirk. 5, 38 _David Russell’s Heirs, Falkirk. ,» 46—Dr Waddell's Heirs, Grangemouth. s 47—Widow Campbell ...