... is in the printer's bands. sad Mr Thomas Hardy, who made a hit by his last novel, an- Far from the Madding Crowd, is to begin a new work the in the Cornltil for July, entitled The Hand of Ethel- and berta. Mr Hardy is yet a very young man, and his ...

... byHamilton; 3d, Wmn. C. Hardie, Carron; 4th Forster, Green & Co., Belfast. Highly com- mended-nars Gillison, Milagavle; commended- James Hamilton, Saltcoats. ; Class 3.-Spanish Hens-lst, Alex. Shiphard, Keggle, Yorkshire; 2d, 'Wm, C. Hardie, Carron; 3d, Wm. ...

... one year old-let and conm., Thomas Denholhs, Lochgreen; 2d and 3d, David Young. Cows in milk, three years old and upwards-let and 3d, WIm. Weir; 2d. John Dickson, Salterhill. Cows in risk any age, bred by exhibitor.- let, Thomae Shanks Hieadewood: 2d, William ...

... st' D M'Eachran* ; 2d P. 'Neill. * 6 hardy herb perennials-lst; P M'Neill; 2d, Wm. IStewart. 6 irises-let, D. M'Eaciran; 2d, J.. M~alon 3. irises-last D. 'M'Ea~cfran; 2dJ 3 Mahon; 2 eeai'let geranium, -lst, Thomas htae* 2d; Cal. Stewart. .1 scarlet geranium ...

... John Crawford; 2d, John Archibald; 3d. Axchd. Park. Twelve dahlihas-let. Thomas Hogg, gadener for ?? J. Gordon Aikenlicad; Zd, Archd. Park; John Crawford. Six da'tiias-ist, Thomas Hogg; 2d. Arcllibald Lrark; 3d. John Crawford. Twelve pallaies-lst William ...

... Drill Hall, Paisley. The plants bg 1he gardens of Woodside (Sir Peter Coats), fergoslie (Mr Thomas Coats), Ralston (MrrThoe. plchurdson), end Biirnbrae (Mr Thomas Spuir) olgupied the centre tables, while the nurserymen |res alotted the space to the left ...

... each- lst, James Drybrouigh, jon.; 3d. ADucan; 2d D. Whtitehead, Broomlands, Six hardy ?? I Johnston. Twelee bloonts pansies-lax. Geo.ILister; 3d, A. tI 5 Duncan;~ 3d, Thomas Hutrie, Twelso blooms fancy pantsies 3 -let, John Livilngstonl. Williamsburgh; ...

... greenhousie, dissimilar-i T.~ B., Bide ]M~ddleton ; 2 R. Grigor ; S James'Lelpr. 611' , Hardy Ferns-i Win. Silver, 57 Achinull ; 2 John Hendry, ~l 20Albyn Place.. .to lenx .3 Hardy~ Ferns,- open only to professional goierdcenrs-4 IJqhn Mola Hendry ;,2 Robert Grigor; ...

... which l tS Pleasing in Mr Hard~y's earlier rural t u~land an ocasional coarseneassis notice- j t 5 h soporific influence of church and a ...

... any colour or ?? and 2d, John 'e Stevenson, Chapelballt 3d, 'James Gray, Airdrie , a 4th, Thomas Inglis, Uphall. ' t Polands, any kind-lst and 2d, William Hardie, Airdrie; 3d, William Gibb, Armadale; 4th, Alex., Hall, Bathgate. Game Fowls; any variety-lot ...

... Jsrmes Hutchison, Reese t Garden, Lesmahagow; 26, David Provan, Ward- i head EHuse, Stewrarton; 3d,- Thomas Miller, Anbtyfardle, Lesnahagow. c Six hardy apring flowers-Iat, Robert Todd; 2d Davi Twedi, Bnes; 3, JmesDuncan, Kilsyth. One specimen azalea amoena ...

... p ElussleburgN; *Dalgetty and Ranald's Encounter go with the Clergy in the Chapel at Inverary, by c . Ceorge Hay, £150, Thomas Ford, 1 Links Place. Leith; th An Ambuscade, by F. A. Fraser, £20, James ve Morton, jun., Cliff Lodge, Greenock; statuette ...