... Unknown ;2 John Somoterville ; 3, James Sommerville. African marigolds —I, John Sommerville ; 2, John Irving ; 3, John Brown. Hardy annuals—l, John Sommerville ;2, James Livingstone. Hand bouquets —l, James Livingstone; H Nimmo. Fancy pansies—l. John Henderson ...

... Flour scone —1, Mrs J. Hay; 2, Jeesier* Gentleman. Two lbs. powdered butter—l, Mm Thomas Orr; 2. Thomas Chapman. Oatmealcak —1, Jessie Gentleman; 2, Mrs J. Hay. Tomatoes—Thomas Binnie. Twelve hen eggs—l, John Hay; 2, John Baird- ...

... TORPHICHEN. Keeping Dogs Without Licences.— At J.P. Couit held Liolitbgow Tbor«day—ex Billie Hardie pr«aldleg—Alexander Cuthill, coach-hirer, Torpbicben, pleaded gnilty to having, on 27 th September, ktpt a dog in bis prenzists Xorphichen without hiving ...

... ladies and gentlemen were present. The Rev. Robert Cameron occupied the chair. After a splendid supper had been partaken of, Mr Thomas M'Leo nan, the respected secretary, appropriate speech, presented Miss Murray, ot Bathgate, who had acted as accompanist during ...

... usually employed for this batch, but the Flanders and Lettuce-leaved kinds are larger and finer in every way, if not quite hardy, and in sheltered positions, or mild winters, will prove much more profitable. Spinach requires good but not over-rich ground ...

... Stocks—!, J Scott; P Ostler; 3, A Caldwell. Show pansies— l, unknown; 2, J Wark; 3, Robert Reid. Hardy herbaceous—l, J ;2, Wm. Meek; 3, Jas. Sommerville. Hardy annuals—!, Mrs A Henderson ; 2* Jr*. Somraerville ;3, Wm. Meek. Fancy pansies— J Wark. 2 roses—l ...

... Messrs Andrew and Thomas Morton, and the Misses Morton, Linlithgow; Mr and Mrs A. H. Crichton, Hillside, Linlithgow, and Miss Crichton; Messrs A. & W. Hardie, and Miss Hardie; Mr and Mrs John Kirk, Linlithgow; Messrs James und Thomas Dyraock, Linlithgow; ...

... time there were two Mr John Hardies in Linlithgow, both writers, and both names were spelt alike, Hardie, till their correspondence got so often wrong and mixed np that the younger of the two changed to the Irish method of “ Hardy.” His mother was of that ...

... AT GREAT REDUCTIONS. A. GUNN, CROSS, LINLITHGOW. PETER HARDIE, WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANT, LINLITHGOW, RESPECTFULLY tbauks the Inhabitants of Lin litbgow and Sammnding District for the patronage be has received, and would again ask that he may retain the ...

... fiesher, Crofthead, admitted ; Thomas Cleland, miner. East Benhar, admitted; Jas. Ciusker. miner; Benhar, admitted.; Edward Doyle, miner, C'roftkead* admitted; Thos. Gray, engineman. East Benhar, admitted ; Robert Hardie, miner, East Benhar, rejected j ...

... the river at Shieldhall Wharf. This brother states that Thomas waved his hand him, and pointed to the river. He, however, paid little attention, but, on hearing splash, turned just in time see Thomas sink the water, bis cap being left floating where he ...

... ; 3, Thomas Williamson. Six pods peas—l, A. Greenhorn Wm. Boyd. Six pods beans—l, Thomas Hannah; 2. John Williamson, Bedford. Six onions—l, William Reynolds; 2, Peter Tait. Six shallots—l, Thomas Anthony; 2, John Piattie. Six potatoes—l, Thomas Anthony; ...