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... indulged iu. the close Mrs Gray was heartily thanked for her kiudness. The Restrictions to the Movement of Swine. —Mr Mac Hardy, town clerk, reported to the Forfar Town Council last night that, in terms of the instructions of the Council, he had applied ...
... A NOTABLE PERTHSHIRE FARMER. [By the Courier Special Commissioner.] Mr Thomas Donaldson, farmer, Boghall, near Perth, is a praiseworthy son the soil, who, by his own industry, perseverance, and indomitable pluck, has risen himself from the ranks to the ...
... A NOTABLE PERTHSHIRE FARMER. [By the Courier Special Commissioner.] Mr Thomas Donaldson, farmer, Boghall, near Perth, is a praiseworthy son of the soil, who, by his own industry, perseverance, and indomitable pluck, has risen himself from the ranks to ...
... Marigolds— 1 James R. Bruce; 2 William Sharp; 3 William Kern ie. Three Antirrhinums— l Wm. Hharp; 2 Miss Je_sie Baxter; 3 Thomas Scrimgeour. Three Phlox-.— l David Beid: 2 John Cunningham ; 3 John Miller. Three Pent-temons— l D. Goodall ; 2 James B. Bruce; ...
... David Reid ; 3 A. Ogilvy, sen. Two Cabbages—l James E. Russell; 2 Thomas Patterson; 3 Charles M Four Carrots—l James Allan; 2 Joseph M'Donalu; 3 Andrew Drummond. Two Cauliflower—l Thomas Scrimgeour; 2 A. Ogilvy, sen.; D. Ooodall. Two Greens—l Alex. Duncan; ...
... William Alexander. Clackmannan; 2 Adam Ka->son, Dunfermline. Collie Biteh—l Thomas Maxterton, Dunfermline; 2 John Stobie, Duufermline. ButteK. —l Georg Wallace. Dunfermline ; 2 Thomas Husband, Dunfermline; h.c Kober: Hill, East Dozen Hens' Eggs—l George Archiitald ...
... Robert Meikle (father of the newly-ordained minister), Clockston, Tarbolton; Mr W. H. Meikle, Cloberfield House, the Rev. Thomas Milne, Kinloch and Lethendy ; the Rev. Mr Maenaughton, St Leonard's, Perth ; Mr J. Maclaren Davie, Glasgow ; Mr D. Macleish ...
... Mr H. J. Maisey, Killin Hotel; Mr John M'D armid, draner; John Cameron, manufacturer; Mr Thomas |'Walters, Glenample; Mr J. N. Macrae; Mr ! Wilson, Acharn; Hardy, engineer; Mr M. Campbell, joiner; Mr Mr Dan. MEwen, Cailander; Mr John Bruce; Mr J. Robertson ...
... Meikle (father of the newly-ordained minister), Clockston, Tarbolton ; Mr W. H. Meikle, Cloberfield House, Milngavie ; the Rev. Thomas Milne, Kinloch and Lethendy ; the Rev. Mr Macnaughton, St Leonard's. Perth ; Mr J. Maclaren Davie, Glasgow ; Mr D. Mac- leish ...
... Last night the members of the Dundee Horticultural Association met in the Technical Institute, when a paper was read by Mr Thomas R. Wilson, Glamis Castle Gardens, on Herbaceous riants as a Source of Cut Flower Supplies. Mr James Simpson, Dalhousie ...
... —Last night the members of the Dundee Horticultural Association met in the Technical Institute, when y. paper was read Mr Thomas R. Wilson, Glamis Castle Gardens, Herbaceous Plants a Source Cut Flower .Supplies. Mr James Simpson, Dalhousie Nurseries ...
... indulged in. At the close Mrs Gray was heartily thanked for her kiudnesa. The Restrictions as to the Movement op Swine.— Mr Mac Hardy, town clerk, reported to the Forfar Town Council last night that, in terms of the instructions of the Council, he had applied ...