... George M'Leod ; 3rd, Thomas Two Fuchsias (sorts) -Ist, Thomas Ormistoo; 2nd, William Malcolm. Two Caladiums - Thomas Omiiston. Two Geraniums—lst. Thomas Ormiston ; 2nd. William Malcolm. Two German Greens-Thomas Ormistoo. Twelve Ist. ...

... Henry bicker. Claes 11-1, Alexander Syme ; 2, James Paterson. Kxpertnees in arithmetic Thomas Walker. Class lit 1, Klein Holdsvrorth ; 2, Win Templeton ; 3, Thomas Ralph. Class IV--I, Georgina Thomson ; 2. Mary J. Holilsworth. Class V -John Soutar. Infant ...

... Campbell, blocks (ten weeks,) double, sorts—Dt, tf| o' , »t Pansies, sorts —Ist, D. Camp- . A* Liddell. Best Hardy Herbaceous *rr Hj.ikes —lst, Thomas Ormision, Best 4 . * o » b°use Herbaceous Flower Spikes.u*'ston; 2nd, J. Leslie. Best Phloxes, •-Ir.J. ...

... Liddell. Four Fine Foliage plants—l«t, A Ormi'ton ; 2nd, Thomas Ormistun ; 3rd, J. Leslie. Lilliums in pot—Hr, Thomas Orraiston; 2nd, Adam Ormiston ; 3rd, J. Leslie, Two Petunias—lst, Thomas Onniston ; 2nd. John Savage ; 3rd, J. Leslie. Two pota Achemenas—J ...

... Slocal 3fwtrU(o:*wcr. Death of Mr Thomas Ritchie. —One who long occupied prominent position in our county many years ago, and who was the friend of gentlemen who, in their day, took a leading part in county matters—such as Messrs bald, Craich, Etskine ...

... the prize list GARDENERS. PLANTS. Finest collection of Plants—lst, 12s, Thomas Ormistoo, Alloa Park ; 2nd, £B, John Keir ; 3rd, £5, J. Macleod. Brembxtn Park. Collection of Hardy Coniferous Plants—£s, W. Drummond A Sons, Stirling. Collection of Succulent ...

... J. Marshall. Tan Stocks—lst, Wm. Campbell; 2nd, A. Marshall; :trd, A. Clow. Annuals (half hardy)-Ist, James Ferule; 2nd, Robert ; 3rd. W. Mitchell. Annuals (hardy)—lst, 2nd, Robert Wright; 3rd. James Fernle. (3 sorts)—lst, H. Bennett; 2ikl, K. Spittall; ...

... the New Court House, &c., to be erected in Bank Street. ec ifications, and Schedules of qnanatie« to seen at the office of Thomas Frame A t High Street, Alloa, and sealed tenders marked Tender for Court House Ac.,” lodged with James Moir, Jun., Esq., Clerk ...

... 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 ...

... and now or lately occupied tbe aaid firm of George Donaldson & bon, and in or near tbe residence of the said William Cringle Hardie, in or near Forge Row aforesaid, and in or near the office of the said Carron Company, at or near Carrou Works, or at one ...

... great extent a transcript of the English Act, with the necessary alterations to suit the procedure in the Scotch Courts. Mr Hardy’s speech on Thursday night on the Army Estimates appears to have given universal satisfaction, his proposals being received ...

... Opposition had been induced to take the question, because they believed that the promises made by the Ministry had been evaded. Mr Hardy' contended that no promise made by the Government had been violated in the proclamation, which, remarked, would message of ...