... Bryson, The Manse, • 10 J. Home Hav, Church Street, - 6 Rev. Wra. Thomson, Bedford Place, 10 0 Captain Thomas Carmichael, Mill Street,o 10 0 Thomas Muliau, pawnbroker, - Mrs Beveridge, Mar Hotel, - 7 Mrs Bennefc, grocer, - • 7 Robert Robertson, smith ...

... 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 ...

... from Bo'ness, with Indian corn. The Enterprise (as), 30 tons, M‘Nair, master, from Leith, with goods. The Mary, 82 tons, Hardie, master, from Trou- Tille, with barley and potatoes. „ 4.—The Tanyen, 169 tons, Gumswerd, master, from Leith, light. The Venue ...

... Stocks (ten weeks, double sorts)—Thoe. Ormiston. Twelve Pansies, sorts—lst, J. Allan; 2nd, A. Liddle; 3rd, A. Stalker. Six Hardy Herbaceous Flower Spikes—A. Ormiston. Four Stove or Greenhouse Flower Spikes—lst, A. Onuiatou 2nd, T. Ormiston. vnerr. Two ...

... master, from Leith, with goods. The Sister*, 35 tona, ram, master, from Bo ness, with Indien corn. M 13,—The Mary, 82 tons, Hardie, master, from ness, with Indian com. The Oreoin, 109 tons, Schmeichlet, master, from Stettin, with barley. The St Roll ox ...

... (asnatisers)—J. Norval 2 Early Horn Carrots 21ong Red do., and 2 Onions, spring sown—A. I:era/ilium, trained sugar lost shape—Thomas Ormiston. 4 Orniaiirars)--.1. Ferguson. 3 Lomb Oesani446—let, T. Ormiston 2d, J. Leith& . 5 Ferns, pot—let, A. Ormisain ; ...

... meeting with Mr Hardie and Mr T. Graham Dollarbank, there was some conversation. When Mr toW witness that he had taken the game, he (witness) said that he supposed Mr Gibson had informed him that he (witness) intended to kid the rabbits. Mr Hardie said that ...

... Malcolm. 3/Kfi wens.—Twelve Hollyhocks (sorts)—lst, J. Leslie; 2ad. D. Kinloch. Four (sorts)— lit, 2ud, John Leslie. Six Hardy ftrsnaisl Herbaceous Plants (one spike of each) T. Ormiitfln. Six Asters (German quilled) lat, John Letlie; 2nd, D. Campbell ...

... of the illness of their leader the Alva Baud could not make their appearance. There were two prizes —let, ; 2nd, £2. Mr M'Hardy, of Edinburgh. was judge. The Whin* of Milton was first to play, and then Tillicoultry, and shortly afterwards the judge issued ...

... The pikms the taus according to the custom of the were luxunau 4 t fetus If lie wished to ascertain ant-thing about be Mr Thomas to Right Hon. the Earl of looks were all own, and the collector would The/ were ballad ,kph, were asseethm to call may pub& ...

... BaAera. J. M. Turner, Kellie Place, - John Allan. Broad Street, Jamaa Marshall, Joiner, - - J. S. Henderson, Solicitor, Jamas Hardie, Uentiet, William Dodds. Bootmaker, - R. W. Moll, Oroccr, Street. • Peter Oraham, Orcier, - Duueaa Macrae, Commercial lon ...

... the eastern district of Stirlingshim —Omer Donaldson, tiro. Miller Donaldson, timber merchants, South Alba, and Wis. Crimple Hardie, Owen, are oharged with falsehood, fraud, and wilful imposition, in so far as they made false representations to the Canoe ...