... PAINLESS DENTISTRY MR HARDIE, SURGEON DF:NTINT. (froa be .4 his eery day, except Tuesdays. ARTIFICIAL. TEETH the Latest canoes Prier TIMUILLID MAXIM. •5 DRYSDALI ALUM. MATED WATER NAIIITACTOZT. T HAS b a t the MATED W ATER S, ask at this is the el ...

... 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 ...

... Interrogated—Did Mr Gibson afterwards intimate to Mr Hardie, that Mr Lee intended to exercise the right to kill the rabbits, Quentios objected to, but afterwards allowed. Witness—Mr Gibson and Mr Hardie afterwards told me the same thing. I never threatened ...

... Boys K. 300 . 2.1. J. Sum:Lau ; 34, imee Hen.tenw.a. Leap let, Jan MowM ; Wm. Cram), and A Jeffry', equal. Half.Mde Race let, Thomas ;U. J. Stalker, :al, Roy. Hoye Race sunder 10.1- -Id, Jaime Ades; td, Sohn Leckie, l'ausewayliand 3d, P. M7IM, Cattas r zll ...

... the young gram. I went along the front of the hill up by Conte Campbell with Mr Hardie. We heard some shots away to the west. We followed in that direction. We met Thomas Murray and his .on and Wm. Seine. Murray had a doublebarrelled gnu. They had a dog ...

... I may hare said to Mr Hardie, that if he kept the rabbits &Wu, Mr Lee would not interfere. That at was idea of the matter at the time. merchant, Airs, e I Hardie to Doll:i i rM e t 13th July last. It was to introduce Mr' Hardie to Mr Les, whom I had met ...

... Oslave; J. Heater. Tea Wash - I. Robed Hpittal ; 2. J. Hunter ; 3, Jain !Walker. Animals )half hardy, 4 rods) I, J. Ponds, 2, J. Campbell. Mahal. (hardy, 4 sorts). -1, J. Ansi. ;2, H. Spinal : 3, A. Peatemsh 13 mho. aorta- 3, ital. Uhlman. ; 2, R. ;spiral; ...

... 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 ...

... registered during the end—Senior Magistrate, Thomas quarter, being at the annual rate of 73 every , Meters Porteotte and Lodge, ten thousand of the population. This proportion ~.,: tl, Meant : Drummond, Row Hardie is considerably below that observed in the ...

... (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 ; ...

... 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& ...

... 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 ...