... 2, Wm. Hardie, Burnbrae, Airdrie ; 3 J. '_ll.`Nab, Cardonald. Game Fowls, Black Reds-1 and time-piece. Cumming Jameson, Forfar; 2, John .111'Nab, Barrhead :3, James Weddell, Acrehead, Dumfries. Game Fowls, any other colour-1 and medal, Thomas Davidson ...

... VARNISHES, BRUSHES, &c.. Of a First-class Quality. Sold at the lowest possible profit. Gilt Mouldings, Picture Rods, etc., etc., THOMAS F. BROWN, Bow & ARROW MAKER, KILWINNING. Orders carefully attended to. PIANOFORTE, HARMONIUM, AND GENERAL MUSICAL AGBNCY. ...

... it may bring consolation in the darkest and bitterest hour of trial and affliction. TILE EVANGELICAL REPOSITOR Y. Glasgow : Thomas D. Morrison, 8 Bath Street. The March number of this cleverly edited Magazine contains, u might be expected, an• article on ...

... By the Court*No one could get into Mrs M'Kinlay's room without being seen from my door, which was open. The child Margaret Hardie, a healthy-looking child between three and four years, was then brought into Court. Some discussion took place as to whether ...

... PLAIN and FANCY HOSIERY, GLOVES, &c., &c., AT CALDERWOOD'S, 17 KING STREET, KILMARNOCK. PER POST, FREE OF CARRIAGE, VERY SHOWY HARDY ANNUAL FLOWER BY WEIGHT, In quantities of not less than half , en-ounee of each variety. Candytuft, White Rocket, extra select ...

... of co a station for Port-Glasgow, owing to the di getting an approach to any place where a s station could be made. JAMES HARDIE, merchant at Leith, who cently apprehended on a charge of forgery, sentenced to 25 years' penal servitude. Be ,„, September ...

... things, but they induce us to believe, coupled with the situation of London, and the capability of British soil for raising up hardy, sturdy sons worthy of the honoured name of Britons, that the Thames will have to flow for many genturies yet tb come beneath ...

... flowers--Robert Montgotnerie, Whiteridden. Kilbirnie. 3 Pentstemons —1 John M`Dowall, Burnfoot Cottage ; 2 Robt. C'. Houston. 6 hardy annals —Robt. C. Houston. 6 dahlias-1 Robt. Montgomerie ; 2 Wm. D. Logan, Kilbirnie ; 3 Robt. C Houston. —o-o NEWMILNS. Ocu ...

... COALS.—The coals shipped at our harbour during the past month were as follows :—Messrs George Taylor & Co., 4096 tons; Mr Thomas Steel, 2313 tons ; Mr W. C. Currie, 844 tons ; Mr S. Stroyan, 181 tons ; total, 7434 tons. Pig iron shipped during same period ...

... Ardeer Iron. works; 2 Thomas Auld, Saltcoats. Fuchsia, light—Peter Hewitt, Ardeer Iron works ; 2 John Colvin. Scarlet geranium-- Andrew Easton. Two greenhouse plants—Thomas M`Millan. Cockscomb-1 P. Hewitt; 2W. Cuningham. Hydrangea—Thomas Auld. Petunia— John ...

... early horn carrots-1 Dr Kinnear ; 2 Alex. Armour. 6 leeks-1 Thomas McVey ; 2 John Crawford. : parsnips -1 Thomas McVey ; 2 Jno. Cairns. 4 gard., , turnips for table-1 John Cairns ; 2 Thomas McVey. ...

... Craigie; James Wright, Kinnford, Dundonald ; David Sawers, Mains of Park, by Glenluce ; William Baird, Broompark, Old Luce ; John Hardie, Mull of Galloway, Kirkmaiden; C. M'lntyre, Curghie, Kirkmaiden. Commended—J. Reid, Highland, Thornhill; Wm. Shields, Middlerigg ...