... completed. Scores : Capt. Dorling. b Millar .. 41 Henderson, Thomas 0 Wpgley, c Wilson, b Miller 35 Bennet. c Hardy, b Millitr 3 Baldwin, TambDll, b Thomsa IU Clanghton, c Taylor, b Thomas W. A. Lngao, ran out Bristow, b Millar 22 Dick ins ...

... Plant—''ra nmsdcn, A Thompson. Mr John Bell. Newlands. for the best 3 Stocks (plants)—Thomas Mercer. W, Reid. Bv Mr John Cairns, The Hirsel. for the best *id Tweedie, W. Be d. Thomas Mercer, The Hirsel, for tbe best Cot Flowers —W. Reid, R. Monlop. Mr Smith, bnilder ...

... iMiam Weatherbead, Coldstream, were charged of br peace. Hardy Weatherhe cK both been previously convicted. Scott and the former of whom 15s or 10 days’ and the latter 20s or 14 day The case inst Hardy went to p P, on after evidence led the charge was | sTOCK ...

... which was found a plantation near tbat place Saturday last, Major Dickies being foreman tbs jory.—lsabella Hardy said she wss the wife James Hardy and resided at Corahill. Her husband was byreman. She knew girl of the name Margaret Hay, who lived with her ...

... Reid. Thomas Mercer ; French Marigolds - D. Logan, A. Thompson ; 4 African do—W. Reid ;3 Antirrhinums—A. Thomp son, W. Reid ; 2 Stocks—George Fer fe o*oo, Hirsel, VV. Reid; 3 Pentetemona—George Tweedie, Reid; Phloxes—George Tweedie, W. Reid ; 3 Hardy Herhaceons ...

... wife Andrew Brawn, farm servant, of aon. At High Street, Coldstream, the nit, the wife Thomas Come, clothier, of a ...

... Device—l, Edward Grey ;2, Thomas Steel. I Hand Bouquet—l. Thomas Steel; 2, Edward irey; 3, Alexander Robeon. Nosegay—l, Thomas Steel; 2, Edward Gray. 6 Table Apples—l, Edward Gray; 2, Thomas 6 Baking Apples (weight)—!, Miss Thomas; 2, Steel; ...

... the minutes of ,last annual mee accounts were correct, and showed s balacce in favor The 16d elected for the next year :—Mr Thomas B Mr William Moore, vice- ; Me W. Aikman, t Mesers Brotherstone, Westwood, Anderson, | aod Paterson. Rewspapers were Soctat ...

... (id cost, iu all Hl* fid.—Henry Hardy, pitman, Hroombill, waa Woed including cost, for having in hia possession two mate and piece of caovaa belonging the ahip Catherine Kegioo. The captain identified the anioles.—Thomas McCloud, Chcviogton, pitman, was ...

... defender. J. Wileoe, eolioitor. Duos. Thomas Broomfield, solicitor, Lauder, was the firrt witoaaa called, la Hoarea, depended that be had koowa the prisoner for about twenty yean. Witacat acted ageat for Ana Hardy la 1804. obtained decree against Lindsey ...

... fiahing tackle. John k Sons, Forth Banka, Newcastleon-Tyne and North Sunderland—Silver medal for dried, ealted, and fish. Thomas Coraack k Sons, Eyemooth—Diploma for sample of medical cod liver nil, manofactuied by •xblbiton, and sample of highly smoked ...

... by auction last week In the Castle Inn. The upeet price was £330. The highest offer was £215 sod the sale was adjourned. Mr Thomas P. Porvea (a native Greenlaw), the accountant the Mutual Assurance Society Victoria, has heeu duly elected associate of the ...