... Committee too small they ne feature of only atep for ers. The \dance and the prize- J. increase the number that evening. After 3 5 Hardie, procured the money they would req incan ; 2, A. | committee of experts to look after the jandicap Race | ments and the band ...

... with Trink on me, Lord, in wy plight.” linterest ita removal to the church, where st would Hatter 6 Hels Williaw 4 varwties Hardy Au 1, James 2, Are selves made a grand show, there being many 2 Spikes Jan Corin Stalker, 3 Spt Hunter, 3, aes- 1, das. 2. ...

... Kinruss waa successful in ta prize tur four pears of any sort. | Robertson was alsu awarded tirst place best collection of hardy fruit, The q vegetables was upon the whole very the best collectiun was shown by Mr Keid. ln the industrial sectiva the were ...

... Wright, Mr Mr J. M‘Arthur Moir tic, but {and Dr Wright were appointed delegates to 1 to the annual conference in Dundee. An Mr Thomas Buchanan, and Mr Mr Jas. ondie of | executive committee consisting of Dr Wright, Mr attempt | and Mr J. M'Arthar Moir, was ...

... Chairman. This was all the business. MASONIC CEREMONY. On Monday et at a meeting of St Servanus (No, 771) ge of Freemasous—Bro. Thomas Donaldson, R.W.M., presidiog— brethren were installed for the current . Brother George Muir. .. Brother J. Campbell. J. Lodge ...

... medicine | rounds of applause. Mr P. Collegian and the Porter ” and “8 | | im the latter of which be 1 ee rim. | ; | Prepared THOMAS POWELL, Blackfriars- Street | Loudon. Ay con: | Price ls. 14d. and ae, Sd. per Family b i Conte | 7 incipal | 152% | sues ...

... their labours on this occasion. The following is the full prize-list AMSTBI RS. Fhiwer*. —Calceolaria (in |iol) M. h. Spikes Hardy Herl.sceoas Plants-1. H. Grsssie *. 2. mI»V Youi.tf Ueraniums (in pot) -Mrs Uunn. 4 Annuals 1 Hubert ilswD ;2. Alova..der liroMts ...

... . Hubert Wilson, Dcvouvale, was awarded the silver medal for the beat twelve varieties of potatoes, six tubers each ; and Thomas Bowie gained the medal for the most prizes over the whole section. the Industrial section the show was really good, some line ...

... secretary, Mr Terris, aod the other me committee are to be congratulated upon c@as of the The judges were :—Fo in the ball, Messrs Thomas M Alloa; James Boyd, Duomore Park, for gardeos, William Orwi |; William Eadie, Dollarfiel ane | of and Hugh Elder, -» Dani ...

... vegetables —Messrs mple, Carron House, Falkirk ; Blair Castle ; Thomson. Castle; Lint, Gardens. For batter—Messrs Henry Murray sod Thomas U. Lsnuos. For booey—Mr John For industrial work—Mrs Locker, MreJ. M‘Uonald, ami ML* Fiance. The decision* the judges different ...

... of India, This month's ae | gallery is quite an ns furmerly, 4 © | as it does, photographs (at different parently | of Thomas Hardy, Corny Mrs om beet Heury Neville, Charlotte M. Yonge, and 1 Salvini. thee “isa graphs taken from # buloon, showing snatc ...

... awarded lue puzes for podded peas. For having ihe best kept and cropped garden (open amateurs only) the prize was awarded Thomas Smyth, and Mr A. Lawrence gamed similar prize in the cottagers’ section. During the afternoon the exhibition was largely attended ...