... Cobsten, WNillinn Cobitt, or the, President of the Institution of Civil Engiineers tbrhthe time behig, Charles Lock Eastlake, Thomas Field Gibson, John (aott, Saituel Jones Lord, Philip Puscr, and W%`illinm Thomson, to imike full and diligent htquiry into ...

... 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 ...

... Ediishsrgh, a variety of half hardy aenus; fromn Mr Joits Law~son &: Sonst Greoeaek, some flowers of a fine seedling fiteic; from 31r D. Wardrop, jttnr. smrne greenhouse plants; fromn Mr John .6Lutolesesn, a ?? of hardy perennials, I I RtAVWA' tPIFFIC ...

... Coirr beautiful Lillb~oe Japoniea; I'aton & Small wvere rich in Bisi- fror, seine; Austin & U'Anslan in Pelargonia; while Mr Thomas Bu Hfandyside, of Fishierrow, Edinburgh, exhibited an exccedingly ao fine collection of Roses. The 1queen of flowers was ...

... 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 ...

... Robert Scott Moncrieff, of Fossoway. odLeiceesters.-Mesars. James Geddes, Orblditon, Fochabers; In. Robert Hardie, Harrietfield, Kelso; and Thomas Scott, Spittal and Berwick-on-Tweed. Attending Member-Mr. David MICul. lim- loch, Auchness, Stranreer. Gecidots ...

... the Parish Church, Crathie, by Robert Lee, D.D., &c., &c. Published by her Mijesty'scommand. Edinburgh: Cowan & Co. Glasgow: Thomas Murray & Son. PRoFEssOR LEE is acknowledged to be one of the most learned and accomplished of our divines. In this sermon ...

... -teresting lines of thought connected with the future state. It LABOUR AND TRIUMPH.2-The Life and Times of Hugh Miler. By Thomas N. Brown. London and Glasgow- Richard Griffin & Company. THE subject of this biographic essay was beyond all doubt one of ...

... L. Ew-ing, Andrew Renwick Henry Graham, Arthur Mather, John Colquloun, AndwI Menzies, William Galhraith, H. T. Edmiston, Thomas D. Findlay, W. J. Davidson, Alexander Campbell A C Colqulnouon, William Lang, Alexander Young, D: Gai1di ner, John Black, ...

... Binning, Viscount Strathallan, Viscount Dalrymple, the Lord Justice-Clerk, Lord Currie- hill, Sir George Clerk, Bart. ; Sir 'Thomas Buchan Hep- burn, Bart.; Sir William Baillie of Polkemmet, Bart.; Sir John Richardson, Bart.; and the Rev. Dr. Grant. Thu ...

... tirns of Coutts & Co,, Strand, and Hersies & Ce., st. Jamet, Street. The last survivor of the failyt 'was the youngest son, Thomas Conutts, who died in 1822, at in the age of 90. He had married, when almost in his dotage, it a be~jutiful actress, named ...

... and become the wife of Sir Nicholas le Hardi, The story opens shortly after her arrival in Eng- land. There was a child also of this marriage, but it had died ?? mother wasprostrated by fever. SirNicholas le Hardi had returned from Palestine, and was living ...