... (Unconnected with the Association.) sweepstakes was given for the two best entire horses to Mr. Robert Hardy, Grange of Barry. The name of the first horse was Young Champion, and of the second Lamartine. siieki*. Leicester Breed. Best tup of any age, ...

... lady—lst Miss Cooper, 2d Mrs. Hampton, six Dahlias—lst Mr. Hepburn, It. Oakenhead. Messrs. Henderson A Sons, Den Nursery: Six Hardy Perennial Herbaceous Plants Ist R. Hector. Mr. R. Oakenhead : Seedling Hollyhock—lst D. Prain. Mr. A. Strachan, writer: Four ...

... AND PROPERTY TAX. SCHEDULES in the MONTROSE and BRECHIN DISTRICTS require to be returned within four days from this date. THOMAS BARCLAY, Assessor. Montrose, Augast 4, 1854. PETER KENYON, a native of the parish of Glasserton, in the county of Wigtown ...

... Unpicked. AGENTS. Montrose Mr. Jas. Strachan, High Street. Brechin ~ Greig, „ Arbroath „ A. Scott, Horner’s Wynd. Forfar „ J. M‘Hardy. Confectioner. Laurencekirk „ John Rae, Manufacturer. Kirriemuir „ Finlay, Draper. Alyth ~ Fenton, „ ROYAL EXCHANGE ASSURANCE ...

... substantial two-storey DWELLINOJL HOUSES, with Eight-Loom WEAVING-SHOP, STABLE, GARDEN, and others attached, built by James M‘Hardy, and fully tenanted by various parties—situated at the east end of the thriving village of Friockheim, in the county of Forfar ...

... Stuart, younger of Aucharnie, in his forty-fifth year. 19.—1n the Queen’s Prison, London, aged sixty-eight. Miss Elizabeth Hardy, authoress of the Jesuitical tale called The Confessionnls, and other works of a similar character. The deceased had been in ...

... James Wilson, Alexander Bine, James Anderson, William Paterson, Chaplin White, David Esplin, Alex. Alex. Smith, David Hearty, Thomas Samuel, . . • • Subscriptions of &l. each : John Forbes, William Gibson, Andrew Itenny, David Wyllie. Margt. Brown, Mary John ...

... John Collier, Hugh Watson, W Fullerton, James Mustard, Charles Lyell, John Arklay, Dd. Mudi, John Langlands, iliiam Rnxton, Thomas Smith, J. Aymer, Blackadder, C.E., Glammiss, Robert Collier, and many other members. Alexander Clayhills, Esq. of Invergowrie ...

... DEATHS. Thomas William Taylor, C.8., Colonel of the 17th Lancers, and Lieutenant-Governor of the Royal Military College. Oct. I.—At Melbourne, Victoria, Mr. Edwin Lithgow, late of Dundee. Nov. .s.—At East Maine, Broome County, N.V., David Hogg, aged ...

... Alexander, COTTAGERS' PRIZES. Rest cow—L.2 Mr Jelin Donaldson, Eitimie. Second beet cow—L.l., Mr Robert Hardie, Orange of Barry. Third best Mr Hobert Hardie, Grange of Barry. DAIRY PRODUCE. Best eared butter—Ll, Mrs Arklay, Powell'. Second do. 10s.—Mrs Mitchell ...

... Xapier, relieved by the strains of the bagpipes, by Mr. McDonald, Ury, and Mr. Fraser, Stonehaven. The decorations by Mr. Hardy were exceedingly tasteful. The Try Sale. —The sale of the extensive stock of the late R. Barclay Allard ice, Esq. of Fry, took ...

... means and substance of the ratepayers, assessed at £146,917, and payable on sth July next. The meeting then re appointed Mr. Thomas Maxwell collector, and Drs. Ross and Lawrence medical inspectors, their present salaries. The conveners of the different ...