... prizes, four 2d, one 3d, and six extra. James Weir—Three lit prizes, one 2,1, and one 3d. John Hardie—Three let prizes, three 2.1, fire 3d, and five extra. Thomas Brien—Three let prizes, three 2d, and eight extra. Duncan ll'Lau;hlin—Three lit prizes, and ...

... following reply from the Home Moe to a me. morial from thc Manchester friends of Thomas Maguire bas been received : Nov. 12. 1867. Sir, I am directed by Mr Secretary Hardy to acknowledge the receipt of your letter regarding the case of the convicts now ...

... Hyde Park. The bill was supported by .llr end Mr Thomas Mickey and Idr Liddell sustained the darns. ' The House divided, and the amendment naptimid by Mt. 31 votes. After some farther eonveriatim Mr Hardy, on the pert of the Government, said he was fully ...

... first,! second, and 2 third; Samuel Shaw, 1 first, 1 second, and 2 extra; John Hardie, 1 2 second, 2 third, 3 extra; Duncan M'Lacdtlan, 2 second, 3 third, and 1 extra; Thomas Weigittman, 1 second and 8 extra; Francis 64 lf minus 1 snood, 2 third, and 3 ...

... cuttings. Put out into the open border pelargoniums, with other geeenhouse plants; also beaprilitas violets and such other hardy annuals as were sawn last month. Sow biennials and perennials, if formerly omitted. ,PLanuAL—For the week ending 11th May, ...

... Northgnith, Francis Cherie' Lerimer, to Ancabella Lindley, only daughter of James Hardy, Raj., of Ilirafitld. MATHS. At M College Park firmet, Dumberton,en the 9th curt., Thomas A.dara, aged 6 yams, and Mr Thos. Rebellion. At *Meat Bridgend, Dumbarton, on ...

... Christopher North, and farmed, along with the Dockart, one of the awing seem of his angling career.— An Angler's Ramblings, by Thomas Tod Stoddart. EXECUTION OF A FARMER. the Thursday morning at nine o'clock, George Britten, farmer. 51 years of age, was hung ...

... Marylebone Police Court, before Mr D'Eyncourt, on a sumtuom For that she did unlawfully make use of threats towards William Thomas Lraider, her husband, whereby be apprehended she would do him some grievous bodily husband, who is • this diminutive man, ...

... competitions : Playing the Bagpipra-1, D. SlTtiedrem, 01u 0w; 2, R. WlLinnoo. Greenock; 3, D. WPM*, bridge. 100 Yards' Race-1, Thomas Wood, ; 2, Samuel Muir, Stewart= ; 3, Wm. Kirkwood, Glasgow. Running High Leap-1, S. Muir, 5 ft. S ii.; John George, Glasgow ...

... narcieseees, and moat of the other bulbous soots, may now be planted. All the rooted pinks and carnations may be planted out. Sow hardy annuals to stand the winter, and trench up fpround in which to plant tulips and hyacinths daring October or November. FAIL—On ...

... Oxford poonemee (From to-day's Manchester Examiner.) valuable exhibitions, the nomination to which Is vested The belief that Thomas nl•Guire use of the men in the Princip el and professors of Glasgow Univenlty. oondeinned to death on Friday night, 'has been ...

... *:-Li—• —..----- Is DISORDERLY CONDUCT i fide—ln your isepetwion of yesterday I aui exceed' ysorry to diem that Thomas M'Ewas, mason, tem, hes beet an foolish as to court notoriety. A nodeet man I should think under the cirmunstelese would have ...