... purpose of ordaining Mr; Thomas Hardy, and of in- ducting him to.the pastoral charge of the congregation. - The'-Rev,. Di.Reid.Rae,.miniister.at 'Avondale, conducted the services. . The Rev. Dr Mackintosh of Aberdeen, :to whom Mr Hardy had; acted as missionary ...

... James Bowie, Devanha; 3, James Brebner, Albyn Place 6 Ditto.-Thomas Darling, Weodhill I Greenho2se or Stove sEcotic.-Do. 3 Green house or Come Reat/s.-l, James Bowie; 2, and 3, Thomas 3 Cacti.-Thomas Darling be ,rxschias.-1 Johnston; Albyn Place; 2, James ...

... Hollyhoclrs, in spikes-1. J. M'Hardy; 2, Alex. West- Deing land; 3, Samuel Farquhar. noral Three Clusters of Grapes-1, James Esson, gardener to Sir Alex, eosite Bannerman; 2 Thomas Darling; 3, James Essou. aould Twelve Peaches-Thomas Darling hind. Twelve Peaches ...

... John Wood; 3, Wil. liam Hardy. 12 Hollyhocos-I, David Steel, 2, John Smith, Druggist, Inverury 3, John Wood. 6 Carnations-I, William Hardy; 2, Alexander Gordon, Fingask; t 3, William Hardy. 12Verbeuas-l, John Wood; 2,Wm. Hardy; 3, S. Smith, Druggist. ...

... Aberdeen; 3, Thomas M'Donald, Blackball. - Bagpipe Playinq-I, James Mearns, piper to Riccarton ; 2 Rob Felton Chisholm, piper to Asloun 3, Colin Ml'Craet WNodse' Dancing Reels and.3 Slrathispeys-Chrlles Coutts, Crathie. I 800 Yards Race-I. Thomas M'Donald ...

... which any doubts ace entertained as to their perfect hardiness, should have some kind of protection afforded them; but in doing this, care should 1)0 taken not to go into the opposite extreme. HARDY FnuzT GAecDBN.-The dressing of fruit trees against walls ...

... who do not possess a sufficient extent of glass framies for the. propaga- I tion of,'VerbenvasjCalceolarias4 and other~half-hardy bedding. .lants, may ma~ke splendid display bymasses of the more duorable annuals, :owvn, in the; places in whicb they are ...

... Asylum : Thomas Audvrsoo. Calsayw-at Six Lut-i Carr oil-I 1) •'halmet* Weslbum; Wf. Ogsloo; Robert Conoon. Old Aberdeen. Hiil Bfti Root—l. Win. ;S. Robert tfpaMtag ; 3. TV.*/wT/W IHdUfaSCsWugr—l. Thomas Aadersoo; 2. Robert Coonoo: 8. Thomas Anderson. ...

... 3, p William Forbes, servant, Keilyford, 4, George Singer, farmer's T son, Crichie, h,. Robert Donald, do. Burnside ; 6, Thomas w Stephen, servant, Mains of Tulloch 7, John Barron, farmer's s son, Baclkbog; 8, Alex. Morrison, scrvant, Keilyford; 9; Arehd ...

... PRoFESSroNAL CLASS. Two Fuschias,light.-John Sutherlan d, Inverury. . Three Cockstomubs-Johin Webster, Linton, Cluny. Twelve Hardy Herbaceous Plants-1, A. Collie, Manar; 2, Nicholas Gleunie, Fintray House; 3, John Wood, Logie-Elphinstone. Twelve Annuals-I ...

... Ste'ward. David Budge and Alexander Paul, Auditore. Councillore. John Scott. - I: John A. Wilson. G. C. Maconochie. Robert M'Hardy. Archibald Louden. - James Reid. John Gordon, Tyler. ST. GEORGE'S LODGE. JOIHN JtiiiEsoN, R. W. Meeter. James Rettie, Proxy ...

... ncelolc-I, David Steele, Skecce H1ouse; 2, J. Vice ielee (of any other sort)-l, Thomas Darling, Woodhull; 2 mcid 3, Davcd Steele. Fifly Cherries-I, Jamnes Kerr; 2, A.Ahl'Hartly.; 3, Thomas Dar-inug. DiceQQccertof~tict~avr~reieo-1., Wim. Vgslon, luccefis Asylccm; ...