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... and most Suiierior Accommodation for all clauses of Passengers. For Freight or Passage, apply to J. LOTHIAN, Alloa; or to THOMAS MAR WOOD & CO., Water Street, Liverpool. Goods forwarded to all parts of the World. HOBTH BRITISH RAILWAY COMPANY. OPENING ...
... Subjoined is the list of winners Qaoiting—lst, James Hardy, Tillicoultry; 2nd, Andrew Campbell, Alva; 3rd, C. Lamond, Gl*- gow. Race for Boys under 15 years—ls% Gavin Drummond; 2nd, James Forfar; 3rd, Thomas Cochrane. Strathspeys and Reels on the great Highland ...
... 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. ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... day, and sev.-nd expert anglers left the pier at pretty late hour. Diath if Thomas Chalmers. —ln the dt-atli its towu-liellman Stirling has loit one its real character*—Thomas Chalmers, bellman. bill poster, lilt- r writer, &c., d suddenly at his house ...
... care arc needed to pilot advance. I did out feel, however, quite eo frightened now in their company, the presence of these hardy men, who were apparently proceeding with much caution, assured me that if anything was to befall me in such place, it could ...
... Alloa, and we believe this was his first ship. She was owned by Alexander Adamson, Esq., London, brother of our townsman, .Mr Thomas Adamson, shipbuilder. Penny Reading. —Yesterday evening, entertainment consisting of readings and songs, got up under tho ...