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... deceased. They ‘Friday Afternoon, half-past one. Edw reall ithy py Bell. and others. looked extremely ill. W. strong, Thomas Gledstone, John Hardy, prayer meeting at a quarter to two, whi y, who Henry Sharpe, J. Campbell, H. Gibson, W ‘ibbs exhorted us in, and ...
... Caaliflower, 1, H. Fleming ; luke, a. 12 Dablias: Thomas Brown, gardener Merryton Colliery, Hamilton, 2, J, MColl. 2 Late Cabbages, 1, J. M‘Coll ; to J. Brown, Esq. of Orchard. + ener to S. Steel, | : ‘Thomas | of the Nelson. 6 Parsnips, 1, J, Moll; 2, A ...
... dahlias, 4 fancy dahlias, asters, Afr golds, plas Second: hardy anouals, p ring the Taird: plants, penstemons, he With amateurs, first : dahlias, fane asters, marigelds, bollybocks, A lad hardy annuals, berbaceous plants, pla: , Greeo- leeks. verbenae ...
... Loria ~s 2, W. Marshall. 3 Roses, in pots, 1 | J. Hardie 6 Penstemons, 1, John Cadzow ; 2, J Two | Hardie. 12 Pansies, 1, |. Cadzow. 6 Ten W ouquet: Hardie. IW 4 Verbena Stocks, 1, J. M‘Caski 2, J. Hardie. of each, 1, J. Hutchison ; Apples, | Fi ‘rench ...
... | ——- following Artists:—MRS GEOR Serio Comic ; Miss JEANNIE WATSO! and WaRE, Dancer HARDY, Pianist. ir WILFRED RO} “WOOL-CARDING,' DTRING, axD CLOTE ANIEL KING & Are (ESTARLISHED 171! Ee to execute Orders is all Parties having Wool to — ae (as clipped ...
... Upper Arthundiicld ; Thomas Cleg boro, Mains, to Symington Mains; James Aitkcu, Broadtield, to Quotliquuu Law ; Mr Dick, Culler Mill, Nether Hangiugshaw. The (arm of has been let Mr Archibald Coubrough, Garwood. Ku>wca Sun*.âHardy and llalMlardy Annual* ...
... Finlayson. ist, John $ ot, Hangbhead ; 2d, Thoma ‘best calceolaries in anes and pot Ist, 6 1st, James Gowan: 3 best phloxes: ist, Jobn rh 1 4 single sweet william 2d, Jobn Scott. 12 Forsyth, Larkhall ; Thomas Scott; 2d, Andrew cherries: Ist, A. Thomson ...
... Orders now stem of 7 our City THOMAS PER eci- Rexriety GLascow pile the —— eerfully POULTRY, AND SHI 1S have IRE NETTING at Greatiy Repuce ar, Fine ar The W An immense Stock always on band, ickets fo Ornamental Wire Hardies and e fame Wire Ar h ays, Fiower ...
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... who seem by their « ‘Malpine, Westquarter, have follor about 250 general action. who were Forsyth—First for asters, African hardy annuals, ing to the verbenas, cauliflowers, savoys, an led to the sown 1868, leeks, parsley, carrota, be largest po! pens, ...
... awarded as Pri lo T now basket and belt—Thomas Steele; ) still and William Steele; 3d—a fishing bo lity to be Dickson ; 4th—a basket — Alexande at not Sth—fishing book—Richard Dixon ere doubt- silk-worm gat—Thomas Rasseil. tain ; that Silver Medal, for ...
... verbenas ; second for mons, basket hardy fruit. Extras : firs (two prizes), beans, parsnips, potatoes, beet, parsley, carrots, leeks, dablias, basket of apples and pears ; second for Me M. Miller, gardener to Thomas | Faq, of Alderbank, Grst for saroys ...