... following were unanimously appointed : —Messrs Henry Rae, factory overseer ; Alexander Straehan, printer; David Hardie, tailor; William Watt, tailor Thomas Petrie, hotelkeeper ; David Fairweather. factory worker ; Robert Milne, tailor; James Hackney, tailor ; ...

... J. B. Burnett, assistant at Kinghorn, was on Saturday elected minister Aberlemno Parish Church, in room of the late Rev. Thomas Myles. According to a Dumfiies contemporary, two hitherto unpublished poems by Burns have been discovered in a manuscript ...

... Cruiks; 3, James Davidson. Pwo Pots Lobelia (distinct)— l. Thomas Smith ; 2, Finlay Scott. Three Chrysanthemums (distinct) —1, James Maver. Two Succulents (distinct)— l, James Davidson ;2, Thomas Smith. Two Verbenas (distinct) — 1, Jame» Davidson ; 2, David ...

... S. Cruiks ;3, James Davidson. Pots Lobelia (distinct)—l. Thomas Smith ; 2, Finlay Scott. Three Chrysanthemums (distinct) —1, James Maver. Two Succulents (di tinct)—l, James Davidson ;2, Thomas Smith. Two Verbenas (distinct) 1, James Davidson ; 2, David ...

... Sprouts— Thomas Moir; 2, Jas. Steele ; 3, Edward Strachan. Two Heads Curled Greens—l, Alex. Young ;2, James Duncan; 3, Thomas Moir. Fonr Carrots—l, James Duncan ; 2, James Scott; 3, Thomas Moir. Four Late Carrots—l, James Dorward; 2, Thomas Moir; 3, Philip ...

... B. Burnett, assistant at Kinghorn, was on Saturday elected minister of Aberlemao Parish Church, in room of the late Bey. Thomas Myles. According to a Dumfiies contemporary, two hitherto unpublished poems by Burns have been discovered in a manuscript ...

... CROSS LAMBS, Forming Excellent Hardy, Good-Proving Lambs, Direct from Grazing* on the Oohils. YOUNG, BETHL'N'E, & CO. LAMB FOOD. Early maturity. Death rate reduced to minimum. Pr.ce, £7 ID.- per Ton Leith. Psepmed by THOMAS OVENS & SONS. Leith. House F ...

... sale lambs, cornprising upwards CROSS HILL LA.HBS and Several Hundreds HALF-BRED and CROSS LAMBS, Forming Excellent Selection Hardy, Good-Proving Lambs, Direct from Grazings oat. Ochils. „ . . - YOUNG, BETHUNE, & CO- House Furnishings. MANGLE S, 35s to 60s ...

... exhibi- tion. A noticeable feature among the cut flowers were the hardy herbaceous specimens, which, as a class, are fast coming to the front at Meigle. There was a very large show of hardy annuals, and the whole of these were beautifully arranged. The ...

... KeilL One Pint Black Currants— 1, Mrs Hen- derson, Craigmill ; 2, Wm Hardie, Pitempton. Red Currants— l, D. S> intern; 2, W. Hardie; 3, W. Lang- lands. White Currants— l, W. Hardi-. Raspberries— l, J. D. Taylor ; 2, D. Swinton ; 3, W. Henderson. Straw ...

... George Anderson, Banksicie, Newtyle ; 2, v.h.c., and h.c., Thomas Crichton, forester, Tealing ; 3, William Hall, Keir Cottage, Dunblane. Dorking Pullet —1, William Hall, Dunblane ; 2, Thomas Crichton ; 3, Charles Crichton, Glamis ; v.h.c., George Anderson ...

... on exhibition. A noticeable feature among the cut flowers were the hardy herbaceous specimens, which, as class, are fast coming to the front at Meigle. There was very large show of hardy annuals, arm the whole of these were beautifully arranged. The vegetables ...