... William (single) Thomas Ormistoo. Three Sweet William (doable) —Thomas Orrnistoo. Four Stocks (ten weeks, double, sorts) —W. Malcolm. Twelve Pansies (sorts)—lst, P. Brown; 2nd, D. Kinloch 3rd, D. Campbell. Six Hardy Herbaceous Flower Spikes—Thomas Ormiston. ...

... and, in all likelihood, interoperate practices are prevalent with certain classes ; but where ism peop'e more industrious, hardy, homely, sod prosperous than that which inhabits the northern side of the Tweed ? This ia fart utterly incompatible with national ...

... had the honour ot offering. The Principal lots both Classes are from Flocks of high-class strains of blood, and combine hardiness constitution with the best qualities of their reactive Breeds. Entries close on Saturday, 12th September (To-Dat). Ballot ...

... 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 ...

... 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& ...

... returned, would pledge himself to vote with the majority ot Scotch members? Mr Adam said ha hoped always to able todo so. Mr Thomas Gray Mr Adam s opimon un the law of trespass’ Mr Adam thought it waa MrGray-WhTu a man allowed to shoot‘in hi. own gardi and ...

... Lawrence. Cauliflower—W. Cowan, Peas—Mrs D. Lawrence. Cottagers’ Compititiow. Pansies—lst, J. Thomson, junr. ; 2nd, A. Stillie. Hardy Annuals —James M Nicol. Calceolarias (in pot)— Ist, G. Stewart ; 2nd, J. Tbom»oo, juor. Balsams (in pot)—lst, James M‘Nicol; ...

... (quilled)—W. ChaJmer*. Tenwik StSu '-lst Uishman; 2nd, J. Amot; 3rd, A. Clow, Annuals (half-hsnlyl 2nd K. Spittah Annual* (hardy)-Ist. J. Feme , 2ml, H. Bennett. Sweetwillinm-lst, James Arnut, 2nd, W. Chalmers ; 3rd, R. Pen.temona (3 spikes) Ist,Peter ...

... at night. Mr Adam—l will come any time you like, night or morning. (Applause.) This concluded the exhaustive heckling. Mr Thomas Donaldson then proposed motion that Adam was a fit and proper person to represent the United Counties of Clackmannan and Kinross ...

... Brown, gardener to Messrs Bailey, Claremont; 2nd, U. Kinlocb, gardener Mias I'aton, Cowden. 2 Hothouse Planta (in dower) lst, Thomas Urmiston, gardener llio flight lion. the fcad of Kellie; 2nd, John Leslie, gardener to Mrs Hickson, Greenfield ; 3rd, Peter ...

... Rennie- Csmstunis—lot, W. Cent; 2nd, A- Bnchnnnn. Picu, tees~W. Cant Herbwoons Plant*—lat, J. Thoroaon sen.; 2nd, ti. Murray. Hardy Annoals-J M’Nicol China Quilled Aatera-lat, R. ; 2nd, J. Thomain •en. French Marigolds—lst, J. Thomson, jnn.; 2nd, J. Asters ...

... President of the , ouociL..Duke Buckingham Secretary for India Marquis «*li;hoW Secretary the Home l>epartmeuiMr G. Hardy Secretary for the Colonies.. Lord Carnanrott President of Local GoTernment Board.Mr Cro*« Lord Priry 5ea1 of ...