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... exhibited fruits and flowers, both hothouse and hardy ; stove and greenhouse plants ; ferns, with and without cases ; selections of cut roses, succulent plants, Ac. Amongst the successful exhibitors Wcre —Messrs Thomas Oiimston, gardener the Karl of Kellie, Alloa ...
... no-lookers to It ill ), in wh 4 ch ethilito I fruits and •• the borse. awl the verdict of the judges flowers, both hothnuee and hardy ; stove and seemed to be usimesally amaimeed is. vreenhinme plants ; ferns, with without man is as animal of great boss and ...
... John Leslie; 2nd, I), Klnloch. Fine Foliage Planu—lst, R. Thomson *2nd, Thomas Ormiston 3rd, John Leslie. Liilmm (in pot)—lst, Thomas Ormiston; 2nd, J. I.eshe. Petunias—lst, Thomas ; 2nd, John Leslie. 2 Pot he men as—lst, John Leslie; 2nd, A. Patou • 3rd ...
... initiated in the S I degree, the R.W.M.. BrottweG It Grisham. meeting, vis.—Aklandee Dosialdem. Thomas Getharn. Gouge Alexander Johnston, J , he l)walla. Robert Hardie, and Dr D. M•Fayten. After the Initiatioa, a circular war read from t h e Gr a nd L o d ge ...
... sixteenth annual soiree of this society was held in the Popular Institnte, which was, as usual, crowded. The chair was occupied Thomas Graham, Esq,. Bevonaide. - After excellent tea, addresses were given by the Chairman, Mr Barrowman, of the Wholesale Cooperative ...
... of Mr Cowan, banker, T. Gumming Gray, Esq., dis- , charged the duties of croupier, supported on , the right by U. Hardie, Esq., Alva, Thomas , M'Ewan, Esq., Ssucbie; on the left by the Rev- David Locbead, and Dr M'Fadyen, Alva, j Amongst the general company ...
... promoting perfect digestion, whereby the muscles ara rendered more vigorous, spirits mors buoyant, and tho entire frsmo more hardy. Holloway's medicine increases the quantity of nutriment derlv* able from a given quantity food, wboreby the quality of the ...
... returned, would pledge himself to vote with the majority ot Scotch members? Mr Adam said ha hoped always to able todo so. Mr Thomas Gray Mr Adam s opimon un the law of trespass’ Mr Adam thought it waa MrGray-WhTu a man allowed to shoot‘in hi. own gardi and ...
... at night. Mr Adam—l will come any time you like, night or morning. (Applause.) This concluded the exhaustive heckling. Mr Thomas Donaldson then proposed motion that Adam was a fit and proper person to represent the United Counties of Clackmannan and Kinross ...
... President of the , ouociL..Duke Buckingham Secretary for India Marquis «*li;hoW Secretary the Home l>epartmeuiMr G. Hardy Secretary for the Colonies.. Lord Carnanrott President of Local GoTernment Board.Mr Cro*« Lord Priry 5ea1 of ...
... parse have bolo caroms and all their mi t twitted ministers sh.. how etsd aiouird the Throne en High were rennet John Hardie mad Thomas l;uthrie, std others, who emu dammed. of seen to were men. You. he said. all the who have dime geed week iu the omelet ...
... was • takm plass mow in the Cora as Towle! @easing. -hen a pager chair. Harvey occupied chair. The GOMM ; .111 he rued by Thomas Ist C.R V.-Tat Scarce Tworre Cull.uannari. wandere,suseCapiagio Timw• Dryeda w le en . Saturday last. the hareem selsetsd ...