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... who is possession of the Title Deeds and Articles of Roup. HOUSE, STABLE, and GARDEN, in ST MARY'S WYND, occupied by Thomas Hardie, Carter and Cowfeeder, for Sale, by Private Bargain. Apply to Mr Crawford, Writer, who will receive Offers till sth October ...
... bonght or bred, by James Wilson, Esq., Slamanan, 20s., and John Ferguson, Eaq., Loanfoot, 10s, 2. For the second best do, Thomas Hardie, Hill of Kinuaird, 7 . . . 0 0 1. For the best RA ert alee athe the District, 0 15 2. For the second best do., 10 VI. 1 ...
... Treasury that it has been decided that no new appointment is to be made to either of the offices thus vacated by the death of Sir Thomas Livingstone ; consequently the lands, and other subjects formerly enjoyed therewith, will fall to be administered as part ...
... Aitken, John Wood, Chas. Dodds. John Glen. Jobn Bennie, Peter Dow. Thomas Arbuck George Gillespi Joseph Duncan, William White. John Hutton, James Prentice. Jobn Landels. George Hardie. —— Linuitaaow, 25th April, 1853.—In compliance wit the foregoing ...
... Mr George Sugden ; 2d, Mr T. Aitken. Roses, any sort, in pot, best varieties—lst, A. M'Gowan; 2d, Alex. Stevenson. Roses, hardy, best 3 varietios—(cut specimens)—lst, Mr A. Temploton ; 3d, A. M'Gowan. Rose, any sort, best variety—(cut specimen)—Mr David ...
... James Nimmo was convicted of as- sault at Broompark and fined 15s, 7. Charles Baird pled guilty to theft, and John Barnet and Thomas Tor- rance were convicted of reset, at Holygate, near Brox- burn,—Baird was sentenced to 40, and the others to 30 days’ i ...
... flower—lst, Mr James Niven; -a, Dr aterson; 3d, Mr Philp. Fern, exotic, best specimen—lst, Mr James ; id, Dr atcrson. Ferns, hardy, best four varieties—lst, Jas. Niven; *0, aterson. Fuscbia, light, best specimen in flower-lst, Mr James Niven, Al, I. Morison ...
... bred, by James Wilson, Esq., Slamanan, 20s., and Jubo Ferguson, Esq., Loantuot, 108., 2. For the second best do., byT Thomas Hardie, Hill of Kinnaird, . 1. For the best Three-year-old Tic 5 ® For the second best do. lo ctass Vi. 1. For the best Two-year-old ...
... spike hollyhock, 4 African marigolds, 3 carnations, 3 picotees, 6 verbenas, and G phloxes—Alex. Kirkpatrick, Wallhouse. 12 hardy Joha Smith, Polkemmet; 2d, A. Angus, jnvior, 6 German stocks—Ist, A, Kirkpatrick ; 2d. J. Smith. 1 cockscomb—J. Smith. 1 petunia ...
... Ist prizes—ist, Robert Clink ; 2d, William Thorburn and John Russell Thomas Leishman: 2d. D. Gardener. By Mr Watt, Oldwells, for the best Scotch thistle— Ist, James Law ; 2d, Thomas Laurie. By Dr Shaw, Laurieston, for the best self dahlia—1st, By Messrs ...
... after a proof was led, was convicted and sentenced to 6 months’ imprisonment. 2. Matthew Leckie, collier, Kilsyth, and Ma’ Hardie or Leckie, his wife, was charged, the husband with the theft of a watch from David Shaw, Kilsyth, and the wife with reset ...
... rhododendron, and cinerarias. There was also three very fine grown plants of double primrose, shown by J. Brown, gardener to Thomas Barty Esq. of Anchorfield, which, for the immense size and number flowers in each pot, were most deservedly noticed by the ...