... William Millican, Robert Stevenson, Robert Millican, George Dryden, William Rudge, Thomas Ferguson, William Clark, Simoß Stobbs, Robert Atkinson. Alexander Macfarlan Hardie, James Brown, James Ewing, William Milliken. John Fletcher Dryden, James Maule, and ...

... Mr* Koegan, Linker Hall; an.l Mr* Macleo.l, House ; Mi- Broadl ent, Bamburgb ; Mrs Macaakie. Bamburgi'i A. Grey, Mr ami Mrs Hardie. lia-s: Mr and Mrs Nicbul, Bradford Hall: Mr* Turnbull. Adderatone Mains ; Mr and Mr* Chiniside, bam Hall, tic., &c. The ...

... (skip), John Wilson, F. C. Smith, William Innes, Nu. 1 Rink. Gavin Jock, (skip), Miliken, Kao, 4 Rae, No 2 Rin k. Arthur Hardy, (skip), H. G. Creath (skip), James Hood, Darling, Rev. Joseph Hunter, W. C. Caver hill, K. Buchanan, 19 A. S. Rankin. Majority ...

... in the i»amh-1, Janet Patten; 2. Thomas PraA-. By .Tames J. Craik. Coldingham. for Spike Antirrhinum. Sweet William, and Salvia--!. J. Scott James Scott, Heston, for Spikes Pentstemona—l. J. W. Kobertem ;2. Scott Thomas Craik, inn., Colduigham. for Hand ...

... Alnwick (shorthorns); Little Sark Tower, (Galloways) ; Mr John Thompson, Baillieknowe, Kelso, (stallions and colts); David Hardie, Priesthaogh, (Cheviot sheep) ; Mr Torrance. Suterpath, and Mr Smith, Castlemains, (Bonier Leiceaters, 4c.); Elliot, Hollybush ...

... Sac Kl.™ oil daughter. Fiddler's Ha*. on the 3rd inat, the wife of .Spence, of son. -!? 1 . ,U S.* t*»e Bth inat, the wife Thomas Short, surveyor, of 'laughter. At North Sunderland, the inat, the wife of 'A m. rortly, mason, son. M Allltl .1 » Jrinit, ...

... James Hay, Alex. Lawaon, George Lamb, Francis Mason, William Milburn, D. M. Macgregor, William I'atteraoo, J. Robertson, Thomas Ro'wrtaon. James Benton, S. K. Simpson, H. C. .Steven, C. Talt, and Thoa. Wight, with Messrs Wm. Kens, and John Elder, joint ...

... Toga ton. Acklington ;2, The Earl of Haddington. Mcllerstain; he, Mr John Usher, Mo. I rig. Kelso; he. Thomas Calder, Auchenerow Mains, Heston; c, Thomas A. Smith, Riddleton. St Boswells Elsie; Mr Uichsnl Ross. Rutherford. Roxburgh. Made Hunters.—l, Mr C ...

... farm servant, and Edward Hardie, farm servant, Newburn, were charged with having Wen drunk and disorderly. The defendants did not apis-ur. Sergeant Hatpin, Norham, said saw the defendants Salutation Hall one day last month. Hardy was in front the public ...

... enlivened the |*n-ce«lidgs by their rendering selections of popular music. The following the list event* trout* -1, Thomas Henderson ;2. Thomas Running Long Leaf.-1, Ales. 2, l.rerge Lid- L. nK Lcaj—>. Ale\. ;2, Ctwrge llicb Lain*; *i, Ailchli-'H. . ~ Uunnio ...

... James S. Tbomp-on. I >wl- Cock lien.—l, Thomas J. Scott; 2. Tho*. Brown, jim.,; 3, Wm. C. 4. Vrnneis Paaton; vhe. R. Guy ; he. Jamra S. Th'>ni|ir>n; c, Wm. Benton. - Cock Wn. -1, Tlionia* Brown, jun. ;2, Pringle Hardie; 3, William Elliot; 4, James S. ; vbc ...

... s. At Miss idsonV, 44. West Street -Mr*Oliver Mr ami Mrs Oliver, Hawick; Mrs Beattie and family, Hawick; Mrs Oouglas, Mrs Hardy, Selkirk. .. . ~ At Mr* H. Johnston'a. 15, Main Street—Mrs Mitehell ami family, Oalashicls Mr Trotter. Cold- utreatn. At ...