... a number of other gentlemen, includ- ing the Hon. Charles Hope of Bridgecastle; Messrs. Thomas D. Weir of Boghead; John Anderson, Bo'ness; Alex. Thomas, John Hardy (Sheriff Clerk), D, Gilmour-, and Provost Dawson, Linlithgow; Wm. Johnston, Bathgate; Wm ...

... James Kirk. :Extra for azalias-Tho- mna Allan. 1 house plant (for amateurs only)-lst, Mr.Thomas Granger. There were also exhibited a number of fine azalias from Thomas Allan, gardener to Jonathan Rankin; Esq., Woodcroft, for which another prizce was awarded ...

... Kilnarnock; 2d, Wsm. Boyd; 3d, Jobn TlwDelve trusses hardy rhododendrons (varieties)- 1st. James Graham, Garacube; 3d, Wm. Birrell, Hafton, Dunoon; 3d, John Grant,Port.Glnsgow. Six trusses hardy rhododendrons (varieties)-lst, Wm. Birrell; 2d, JamesGraham; ...

... escaped. This witness is named Selah Thomas, and the substance of his evidence is as follows:- On Wellnes. day morning, the day of the explosion, he descended the pit with many others, and saw Daniel Price Thomas, one of the killed, in the lamp room, ...

... et, Alexander Wll'fonald; 2d, Thomas Oliver, gardener, Garteherrie Cottage. Twelve pansies, varieties-lit, Alexander M'Donald; 2d, Imu Oliver. Six penstemona, variefiea-lat, Thomas Oliver; 21, Alex. Ma'Domald. Nine hardy muals, cut flowers, varietilest ...

... Cambuslang ; 3d, George iMiller. Three cut hollyhocks, varieties-1st, Vm. Wilson; 2d, Thomas Adams, liutlhrrglen. Three spikes hollyhocks-Vim. Wilson. Four hardy harbaceous. genera -1st, John Marshall, 2d, D. Dalglish; 3d, Vm. Wilson. Six annuals. genera-lst ...

... take place consequent on ?? death of General Richard Blunt, Colonel of the 66th Regt., Dec. 25, 1859.-- Lieutenant-General Thomas Kenali, C.B., Colonel of the 63d Foot, to be General; Dec. 26.- Major-General John Hobart, Lord Howden, ?? Ma- jor upon-half-pay ...

... Gillespie; 2d, Thomas IWallace. Six ?? Gillespie. Six turnips, two varieties-lst, Peter Gillespie; Vd, Thomas Wallace. Three red ?? Gillespie. Sir heaviest stalks rhubarb-let, Geo. Loudon; Pd Peter Gillespie. Aix leeke-Ist, Peter Gillespie; 2d, Thomas WVallace ...

... varieties-let, Thomas Adams; 2d, John Whiteford, gardener to J. Gem. null. Three fernls, ?? Kirkr. Sir rerbenee, varieties, three trulsses eac4-A. Rsobertson. Device of fiovwers-J. Paton, Partick. Six stocks, not less than six varieties-let, Thomas Adams; 2d ...

... TEE FOOR LAW DEAD LOCK, (From the Pall In Sia)Cizete Mr Hardy certainly has not been able to secure such a regulation of the poorhouses as humanity or decency requires In the matter of nursing alone two recent inquests at Bieta- mal Green have disclosed ...

... John -M'Gregor, 3d, James Mitchell. Six turnips-let, Thomas Walker; 2d, Matthew Campbell; '3d, Wmn. Boyd. Six carrots-lst, John MNGregor; 2d, Thomas Walker;- 3d M. CamipbblL Three led~uces Thomas Walker; 2Id, M. Campbell; 3d, James IvV~illan, 2 One pot ...

... varieties asters-let, John Hardie; 2d, Reid; 3d, J. Walker. Six varieties annuals-let, Alss Weir; 24 D. Robertson; 3d, M. Reid, Six marigolds (3 Freuch and 3 African)-1st A3 Weir; 2d, D. Robertson; 3d, ,. Reid. Two cabbages-let. J. Hardie; 2d, R, Weir, jua 3d ...