... Small, Dunbar: Thomas Dodds, Tweedmouth ; c Robert Pringle, Dana. Buff Cock. —I William Pringle; 2 Scott, Dunbar ; 3 John Hardie ; 4 Thomas Dodds; vhc Peter Klliot, Dons ; he James Lamb, Dens. Buff Hen—l William Pringle ; 2 John Hardie; 3, Sbeldrick ; ...

... Potatoea (white)—William Hardie. Pidatoe* (red) —Thomas Kenton, John Moffat Spring onion*— George Campbell, John Moffat Winter t»nio«a— John Penton. Thoms* Renton. Peas Thomas XX’ight. Cauliflower —T. XX'ight, XX'illiam Hardie. Bean*.—T. Wight, Janies ...

... the 19th Inst, George, eon of George .famieeon, fftberman. aged li months. At Coast Gnard Station, on thefOth Inst., Arthur Thomas, son of Francis Shackeiton, chief hoatmaa, At^ Street, on the Inst. Klirabeth, willow of Charles Wade, labourer, aged M r*f*- ...

... Khaw, Troon; 4 James Hyslnp, Greenlaw ; vhc John Staiuton, SedU-rgh vhc Thomas Wood. ; c J. Huntly. Any other variety.—l David Scstt, Deem ; 2 Alexander Black, karlst-m ; 3 Thomas Moffat, Karlston ; 4 John Gillies; vhc Henry Coates ; be William Rcdpatb ...

... dnatry ami abilities of ibe ouster. eiT (Ttm Tl>c suuual MM-eting was held in the Blue Bell Hotel on 1 uesday evening. Mr Hardie (captain) copied chair. The Traa- Mirer’s accounts were presented and pxtsed, ami the following ottice heart-ra elected for ...

... -Mr John Turnbull, Abbey St. ; Colonel Ihtvid Milne Home Weddcrhnrn ; Thomas Houston Bo»w ..ll Preston Avirford, Snsnav, and Kak-nhall, Kelso; Mr Jacks, tilsagow. and London; Thomas Hogg, Hope Park, Coldstream ; and John Wilson, farmer, Chapclhill. The ...

... Ayi->n, for i*ll per account Decree was granted in aboenev. Attbnr Hardy, farmer, Penmansbiel. Cockhuraapnth, also aued J. H. Lxmphicr for I la li I, and hail •!« rec granted in Coliiu and Thomas Ibiugal. fishermen, Eyemouth, ow ners the Halting boat Emulator ...

... month. Allkuku Trem-a.a* ix Pursuit Game.— Thomas Wanlcss. Übonrer, Tweedmonth. was charged with trespassing in pursuit game at S.-remerston the *2Ut of January last W. Weatberiiead appeared for the defendant. Hardy, farmer, Scremcrston. aaid that did not ...

... 3rd. Silver Medal.-I. Archil add Grant. Hlackmlder West; 2, A. Peterkin Hope. Sunwick ; 3. William Weir, Langton MU! ; c, Thomas Hislop, Castle Street. Duns. Four Grazing Cattle, calved after January, 1886; reared exhibitor, la Prize. £2; 2nd, £l. given ...

... onaaimona vote tor k the palm for ph> aiqne. Bplcodid fellowa moat them were, with the ruddy glow of health their cheeks, hardy and muscular looking, and contrasting marked manner against their (•rotler soldiers located tlie towns. They were HXi strong ...

... usual nriaea. Leeks were siwcially worthy mention. A great variety p-tat-es was shown, and it easy task award the premium*. Mr Thomas Laiag and Mr were the exhibit*** in the honey section. Kach three gentlemen ha* very wide reputation bee-keeper, they annually ...

... breeder secured the third |i»ize with a slieep which passed oxer at Newcastle, and a commended ticket was Mr Johnstone for hardy well brought out ram w hich wa- tliiid etoarling at the Society’s show at Aberdeen. good class shearlings was beailed by ram ...