... xed Hen-1, A. G. Ferry (cup); 2. Mr Monte..-.; very highly commvsekd, Ni My Falkirk, 4 --ileahmapowra Cock and limo-1, Mr Thomas 2, Mr W. C. Mumma. )lark); highly eommended. I.voe, Clan. U.nWloe k Hen-1. Mr damn. Keikon. Cocks) 2, Mr Dough. Car. liska ...

... s. The patronage of the public was no doubt I increased by the getting up of • fine and very varied musical programme. Mr Thomas Hislop's quadrille I band was present from °Mashie's, and played selections at intervals, with much acceptance. Mr Morris ...

... opening up of Mexico would always be something, since half a loaf is better than no bread. Artutartc.—At Leith games on Friday Thomas McDougall, Galashiels, won the hitch and kick.with 9 ft.; Was second in the running high leap with 9 ft. 7 in.; and was first ...

... florists) Robert Martin hardy Iterineems plants, basket of vegetables. Thomas Clark- late potatoes. Johnstone greenliffille ferns, cauliflower. Robert alchriet 4 varieties potatoes. J. Bertram 3 varieties dm, hollyhocks. James Brydon hardy ferns. James Itallantyne ...

... invited to ad been less 13—89, and W. Pitcairn, At 5 Green Street, Mr P. © with 93, less 3— inst., the infant son of Robert Hardie, | Her The best scratch score was made by w. Rutherford, who did the course of loom tuner. he great in 91 strokes. best score ...

... the exhibition, and were of grand quality. Verbenas were only of middling quality; two window boxes were remarkably dense; hardy ferns were !geed and numerous; petunias in pots, very fine; herbaceous plants fewer than usual; rues not • large show, but ...

... , iris from Oriniston k Co., Antrum ; • small case of ferns from Thomas Hislop, Galashels ; roses, geranium trusses, and antirrbinuens--all good—from Mr Turnbull, Kelm° ; and some hardy ferns from Robert Heath., Galashiels. The kitchen garden produce ...

... board was Thursday night—all the members of | Mr Brown moved of the y of | the minute resolutios and J con- was seconded by Mr Hardie and s: by Anderson, who contended | carrying out of the resolution harmony in the burg to the which com- | strife, but which ...

... years of age, was sentenced to ats weeks imprisonment. It was proved that she had stolen front the house occupied by James Hardie at St Helens, a lady's cashmere dress ; from the house at loner Huntly, occupied by John Beattie, a watch chain, a lady's ...

... Wilion, 32, 17s 64 ; 9, Pt. A. Young, 31. 165; 10, Acting- Surgeon Haining, 31, 135; 11, Pt John Dryden, 31,135; 12, pc George Hardie, 90, les ; 13, Limit. M. S. Berrie, 30, 13s; 14, Pt Frank Wallace, 30, 12.; 15, Pt W. Hogg, 30, 1 ; 16, ('apt Cots.- worth ...

... Kingsruetelows, Peebles; Mr Mintyre, The Glen ; and Mr Collins, Walkerburn, for plants, Bowers, fruits, and vegetables ; Mr Hardie, Galashiela, for ornithology ; and Mr Tait, Kirklands, for poultry. The number of visitors who attended the show in the course ...

... Solid Kamp, ; 2d and id, Drydan, ; l.a, Gablekials. .Thilic7Bird (8 ow trim). Dolma Edasibargh ;21, Thomas Havriek ; ad, David All., Leith; 448, Hardie, Foal (14 ad, Haatar, ; 3d, ; 4th, Wm. Cream, of Birds (4 eina.)-1.4. Joh. Selkirk ; 24, ckarke 84sstk ...