... of Burgesses of Guild; and Henry David Fowler, Robert UAlexander Ross, Francis . Coutts, James Willox, jun., Thomas Ruddimian M'Gregor, | Thomas Robertson Burniett, David Fiddes, jun., George Aitken Malcolm, Jolhn Gordon, sons and grasedoons of Bur- gesses ...

... luqes-John Moir.' Dahlias-Wmi. DalZCiel. 1'enstemon-Geo. BC e. Wright. Antirrhinums-James Wilson, New Deer. Phloxes- in John Moir. Hardy Annuals-James Horn. Six Trus-es Her. bh haeeonsPlants-Wm . Henderson, Bedlam. Bouquet oE Flowers ra -Mrs James Birie, Aucimaleddie ...

... ornamental e foliaged plants; Chap. V., on hardy annuals; VI., oi s hardy herbaceous perennial plants; VIL, roseso; VIl., r Alpine plants-hardy ferns-aquatics, &e. ; IX., spring c flyovers; X., deciduous hardy spring-flowering shrubs, suit- a able for ...

... 2, I .e W. Shann-; 3, George Taylor, nurseryman, Inverurie. y 12 Trusses Hardy Herbaceous Plants, named-i and 2, A. 9 'y Westland, Basehory; 3, James M'intosh. l0 6 Trusses Hardy Herbaceous Plants, named (Amateurs only) I -l, Win. Thow, Banchory; 2, G ...

... who awarded the prizes as follows :- 2 Greenhouse Plants-James Johnstone. 2 Fuchsias-Thomas Watt. 2 Geranmmmns-lharlcs Paterson. 2 Ferns-Alexander Coplsrid. I Hardy Herbaceous Plants-Alexander Coplaiid. 6 Annuals-A. Capland. 3 Phloxes-J. Johnstone. 4 ...

... Finoiere goncercily wevere Seai lie-' -rted, cspc 'elcely tics Verocees esehcvn icy Mr Sireisl cuend M~r \VoetluIecl -tie Hardy llerlcoceous Flocereceelococ by she latter beicng sworilcyof icotice; hule slicersixes evere geccercly ' v ~good. - lscrqccts ...

... on Wednesday evening. The otter or/,intro engagedl were Miss Fanny Husddart (contralto) ; Mr a Wilbyc Cooper (tenors) ; Mr Thomas (bass) ; withs Herr Hauscnanu (violincelle). Considering this well-knswn rspu- a9 Woione of these parties, the attendance ...

... Deve I I am I Roadsters UnderTito i imsl Gordon Pinse, Stoneywopd. y I iioses; 2 Robert Williamson, Bendcaugh, Dyes; 3, Jas. Hardie, m I Biliowoitreo. t Roadlsters above Thsirteen lianele-, A. F. Williamson, Capkiebon fris I Maies; 2. James Black, Westlill ...

... ties defunct is being cduveyed, are einiuntely A ble rendered, tleougle tIles general effect is rallier block, and Mr uif Hardy less yet to acui~nre greater coemmiand oven- tle action ta vor and expression of thee humusi figure. Ici;l led Mr Ansdell has ...

... department of the Show, I tE oorr -witicis we were obliged, for want of space, to hold over last I he ee d week. | hb Afr M Mr Thomas Clark, Craibstone, Auchmull, exhibited his jo ml is Well-known dressing fan. The commendable feature of I n, this machine ...

... Daslalias-J. Nisekiotoshi. Sweetwilliams-Do. Sheo Ir Crouch Mlsrygolds-A. Webster. PetasisiasDo. Stoeks-J. foci c, Masckinto-sh. Hardy Acoisols A. Wehister. Phloeses-Do. o Melons-Do. Clicuminhers-J. Mackeintoshi. Strawberries-A. gt sWebster. Cherries-Do. Ri ...