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... Slock: Ist, Alex. Macintosh; 2d, Joseph Irvine; 3d, Thomas Davidson. 2 Zinnia Elagans (varieties): Ist, Joseph Irvine. 6 Peony Asters (varieties): Ist, Wm. M‘Gavin, junr.; 2d, Thomas Barrowman; 3d, Thomas Davidson. 6 Globe Asters: Ist, Douglas M*Geachiu ...
... A HARDY SEAMAN. The small seaport of Brixham, situated on the western side of Torbay, and celebrated in history as the spot where William of Orange landed in 1638, is chiefly remarkable at the present day for its fisheries, and is the abode of a large ...
... nine years of _Narrow Escarg rrom little b of Alex. Hardie, while ami Ce ia bank. sens accidentally fell in, and but for the tim of Mre M‘Intyre, near the place, would in all be too careful have met &@ watery grave. Parents to back from such place, as ...
... COW HILKINO MACHINES. THESK MACHINES being now in Stook, THOMAS PERRY A SON innle inspection ingenious and useful Invention. HAL MACHINES. Straw Cotters, t’-ero Crusher**. Root Puiper*. Tamlp Cnt- Ura, OUceke BrmJlera. tc., ait the Makers, and ail for ...
... Marigolds—l, John Macdonald; 2, David Ferguson. Bouquet of Flowers—Thomas Oliver. (i Carnations—l, John Macdonald; 2, David Ferguson. 6 Asters—l, Thomas Oliver; 2, John Macdonald. 12 Verbenas—Thomas Oliver. Hand Bouquet Flowers-1, George Meek ; 2, John Macdonald ...
... (No At 19 Terrace, Dowanhill, on 1st inst., by the Alexander late’ Samedi eq. Tipperary. 50th lt» by tee aft ete Hardie, Rea. of Hardie, 30 iste issues ott ne 10 years, co Geo lhe Bad, li Fa as Mount lest, LS ee == Indies, on the 20th At Hampstead. Ostiags ...
... 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* ...
... 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 ...
... Dahliss—) Hume, landsteward, Rocksoles; 34, Dorie Cen 3 2a, George Henderson; 2d, T=, 3 2d, ‘lst, @. B. Wateon, Holyhocke—1st, Thomas Otiver, Gartsherrie Cottage; 24, Ferguson. 2 Fachias —1st, David Fer, baker, Airdrie. “eka 2, John Macdonald. ates Week 4 ...
... Apples—Thomas Amlsrsoa, Viovaximill. Kix Pears—Thomas Ander«ou. Twj Fuchsias, varieties-1, John Marshall, arkhead; 2, Thomas Anderson. Two Fuchsias, cuttings of 1862-1, John Marnhall: 2, Anderson. Two Plants, varieties, in fi ever and pot -1, Thomas Auden ...
... ~ George W. Osmund. „ G. C. Gardner. As.-istant Surgeon. Peter Comrie. ~ Johu Mockridge. Assistant-Paymaster, Chambers. „ Thomas Bowling. „ W. A. Dangerßeld. TRIHCOLO, (Tender to Edgah), from which she is manned. EMHUALD. Captain, Arthur Curomiug. Commander ...
... department. Class I. Old Spanish—lst, H. Hardie, Redding Colliery; 2d, William Wilson, Beith; 3d, John Murray, Paisley. Highly commended—J. B Lamb, Paisley, 11. Young Spanish—Medal and Ist, William Wilson, Beith; 2d, 11. Hardie, Redding Colliery; 3d, J. C. Wakefield ...