... different) 1, James Hanter ; 2, Thomas Cochrane. 3 Hardy erbeceous Plants (different)—1, James Hunter; 2, A. Meson, 2 Geranioms—Joho Potter, _ Variegated Joba Smith; 2, David Vegetab'ea. —6 Heaviest Potatoes —1, Thomas ‘ochrane, $ Ib.; 2, James Millar ...

... ADVERTISER.-JANURAY 1, 1880. Good Words and The Sunday Magazine. London : lsbister & Co. WITH the new volume of Good Words Mr Thomas Hardy, a favourite author, begins a new story under the title of The Trumpet-Major, the opening chapters of which at once attract ...

... ‘wo of the three claims made by voters io the parish of Polmont were with p—osmely, Wm. O’Cogbill and Thomas Morrieon ; while toe claim of Robert Hardie was Aneqaal number of objections The case of were made against voters in this parisb. Jobu Gentles involved ...

... Belonging to James Waveu, Esq , FRIDAY, 27ru AUGUST, at Toree o'clock. THOMAS BINNIE. BS OF POTATOSBS AT LITTLE KERSE, POLMONT, Relonging to Mr Hardie, t Bix o'clock SATURDAY, 28th AUGUST, THOMAS BINNIE. Auctioveer 600 STONES OF HAY, AND 4 ACRES OF REGENT POTATOES ...

... Watson, Thomas Gentles, Meo T. G. Gillespie, J. A. Joho Grabam, Kirk Wsod, “ Joba Hamilion, Mrs Hume, Heory Hume, Wilham Hardie, James 8. Hay, Thowas Hamilton, Dr Hamilton, Mre Irving, Arnothill, Charies Jeffrey, Jamee Herald A. C. Keonard, Thomas Kier, ...

... King's Park farm on the 14th Ang., and were fined each. A MILITARY Dzimarsit.—On Monday, before Sheriff Substitute Bustin, Thomas Hardie was charged with deserting . from the 78th Highlanders when they were lying in Edinburgh Castle on the 11th August, 1877 ...

... tlemen for Vacancies are Messrs Thomas er; Basil Mac. kenziv banker, 1d James The to. bave been nominated fr avcies iv tbe Towo Trust, Vid. Mesarg James Arkiey, baker; Archibald Kallantine. ron. James Dymock, grocer; James M ironfoander; LL Ne Ballantioe ...

... beans frees King's Park farm on the 14th Aug., and were Jed be each. A MILITARY Monday, before Sheriff Satetitate Boatine, Thomas Hardie was charged with deserting from the 78th Highleaders when they were lying in Edinburgh Castle as the 11th hugest, 1877 ...

... Cabbage (presented by Me K. Dovsmare, jou., lst pr-ze, Gd) —Thomas Maio. Two Carrots, 2 Ked aud 2 Locks (presented by Friend, Let 2s 6d)—Jubu Walker Daiuaboy by Mr Robert 28; god, 1e)—1, Thomas 2, Alex. Best Saro: acd Caulflower ( yreseuted by Mr Joba ...

... evening, were duly elected {0 the several oflces for quarter com- lst May, vis.:—Bros, Thomas Joho Smeliie, Icha Ross, W.3. William wt; William Young, George Hardie, Copeland, Wi Joha Henderaca, W.0.G; per Agest. An excellent ws ven by Bro, W. Broome; ...

... Kilaytb. DAVID COWAN, Manager, Cirron emptily. JOHN COWAN, Btoneleigb, Greenock. The Hon. JOHN HONDAS, DLP., 1 Makin London. THOMAS O. DIINDAB of Oarronball, Labatt. ROBERT DALOLISH. Junior, Immo:town. ANDREW DOUGANS, Almond Bank, Bridp Allan. ROBERT DARGIE ...

... year 1847, when they were taken up sad removed to Glasgow. It Mould be eapiained shortly after the mecatima, • to Baird sad Hardie was erected by Mr Truer, maims{ Gleam., Redid, is his ems but shone 1846 there was • strong leeks, in tamer • more pallis ...