... Boi le, from 15th Foot, to be Cap- tain,hy perchass. vice Oreswford, who lretires. 3d Wt est Indina Regiinent-Ensien Jlohn Hardy to be Lieu- tenant, without purchase, vies 1 oheres, deceased. Royal Canadian hifll Resiiuelit-Lieatenaon Thos. Chas. Bunbrly ...

... lady, the daughter of Dr Scott, who hald oftec heard her fther speak onthie subject totlhesameeffect. Thee vidence of Sir Thomas Hardy is brought tip to show that she is not . even Nelsoi's daughter; and that of Sir Harris Nicolas, to overthrow his conclisions ...

... Tarves. 5. John Robertson, Abernethy. Order of Mersit.-1. Adam Lind, Tarvoes; 2 Thomas Hunter, Abordeen; 3. Thonsas Andrew, Gvamrie; 4. Alexander M'Intyre; Kilnonivaig; 5. Thomas Annand, Kiiitore; 6. Alex. G. Carduo, Flwaseibargh; 7. Wim. Ross, Brechin. Speciat ...

... to Captain Fisher, Albyn Place ifires Grecehoiese lelaths-1, Arthur W'Hardy, Richmond-hill, 2, John Robertson Sio)qe Specirneio Greenkasuse Plaots-1, Jas Bowie; 2, Arthur | 'Hardy Roses, in Pots-1, Jas. Bowie; 2, Thos. Darling Cirnerarias-l, Arthur l ...

... Planits-1, Win. Hardy, Newton; 2 and 3, John Wood. Six irises, fibroes-1, Nicholas Glonnio; 2, John Wood; 3, Nicholas Glennio. Sir Scotle Roves -Wm. Haidy. Tirehcl Geraniuims in Single Stalks-1, Ilobt. Farauhar; 2. Joho Wood; 3, WNi. Hardy. Sis Roses-1, ...

... Secre- tary of the Association, in the vice chair. Among the gentlemen present we observed Captain Charles Forbes of Aslowvn; Thomas M. Goodlake, Esq. of Wadley; Flensy j Simnmons Esq., Reading; B. Lumsden, Esq. of Kingsford; &! &C. H.?Lumsden, Esq. of Auchindoir ...

... John iAi'Hardy. Dessert 4pples-I, James Esson; 2, JOacs ~'NI'ardly; h 'Esson. ,a. Grapes-1, 2, and 3, JaesneEssons; 4, ThomassDarling. Green Fleash AMeto,-l, John A1'Hardy; 2 anid 3, Thrans Du,, ling. .Pracelis--l, Jiames Esson; 2, Thomas G. Doiiahdson ...

... Po Corryhoul, 22fh. 10 in. F' Tti:ow Fb, the HanOirc, weight 22 lbs.-I, Robert Kellas, Boil- moir, 54 K. 0 in. l2, John Ma Hardy, aster Corryboul, 24 ft. 2 in.; 3, John F. Michie, Corryhoul, and Wm Philip, Gar- cho'y, equal, 24 feel. ForRunning, distance ...

... Herhoaceools J'ldores-..Villiinm Hardy. AntiOul sse. Wlilam Hardy; 2 and 3, David Steel, Skeno 6Double Stocks-], William Hardy: 2, John Wood; 3, Robert Melirum. 4 Pe;,,nios.., John W~ood; 2,James Melvin, Blackford; 3, Wrn. 12 Hardy. rdy 12 Dahlias-.WlliamnHaidy ...

... toio 3/leiBeet Poot-l, Win1. R1arity; 2,JTriloebsterstc 3, Winl. Hardy Gel/err Reel-1 eriC12, Niecholas hGteririe; 3, William Clarity 31lacouips-l, Nietrolis, Otennic ; 2, Wrir. H-ardy ta, N. G lennic /psolotersl endS 2.Nielbolas filennic ; 3, John Wood ...

... pair of ensigns and a Union Jacl; Mr Melvin of the Railvay Inn displayed tasteful and elegant decorations-the work of Mr M'Hardy, Dunnottar, to whose taste and ingenuity they did great eredit. Another display deserving especial mention was an arob across ...

... excellent songs. The one which drew down upon its author the most hearty cheers was sung and composed for the occasion by Mr S. M'Hardy, Torraicroy, a tenant A of the noble Earl. The music was ably conducted by Mr A.- Duff Brodie, Bockie, assisted by others; ...