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... varieties—l Thomas Young, 2 P. Riddell, 3 James Stark. Pot lilium—l Thomas Young ; 2 William Leishman, Condorrat ; 3 David Craig. Rose, grown in pot—l John Watsen, 2 P. Riddell, 3 Thomas Young. Bulsims— 1 Peter Riddell. 2 cockscombs—l Thomas Young. . W ...
... Alex. Wat50n17 A. Hender50n..21 Jas. 0ampbe11.,.‘..w‘ Thomas 8ry50n21 James Rennie13° Wm. 8ry50n.21 Wm. M‘Hardy.14 Jas, Fergfimn,junfll Wm. Th0m50n.11 ‘Andrew Harkin5.21 ...
... the competitions were as appended :— MR WM. M‘HARDY’S PRIZES. FIRST ROUND. Wm. Wateon, jun. 21 Dr Love.. ocvrnnnnnnl2 ?oberb 81air..21 A, Hender50n17 . Fergusson, jun 21 Thomas Patrick 16 Jas. Aitken. ...
... Selling ciass cock or hen— 1 A. Hardie, 2 and v.h.e. Do Fleming, 3 A, Mitchell, 4 and b.c. James Shaw. British bi'd--1 and special Robert Miiler,2 D. Feming, and v.b.c. A. Hardie, 4 J. Grindlay, Foreign bird—l snd speeial-A. Hardie, 2,3, sud v.h.c D. Fleming ...
... delivery. Mr J. Stewart was in grand form. Scores:— BELVIDERE. CAMPSIE. Alex. Hume 26 J. MFar1age . 22 Thomas 8arrie 21 H. 8ritt0n.. 18 Wm. G1a55f0rd.. 27 J. Wyliew.ooooniiiennn 12 Walter Martin.. 14 ...
... Cup, the proprietors of the Weekly Welcome are jssuing a yachting number on Monday, September 11, comaininé‘portrsitl of Sir Thomas P,ipt.on, Mr Wm. Fyfe, Captain Charlie Barr, Captain Hogarth, &c., with biographical sketches and bright yachting yarns. With ...
... Neilson, 2 Thomas M*Robbie. Potatoes—l - William Donaldson, 2 Thomas Walker, Knowehead. Carrots—l John Neilson, 2 Andrew Marehall Parsnips—l Malcolm Fraser, 2 Daniel Noble. Taurnips—l Andrew Marshall, 2 A. Young. Autumn-sown onions—l Thomas M‘Rol bie, ...
... Rev. Hugh Sutherland, chlwin; Bro. D. Branks, S.W.; Bro. W. Walker, J.W.; Bro. R. Jack, S.D.; Bro. R. Rae, J.D.; Bro. W. M‘Hardy, 5.8.; Bro. G. Bell, J. 8.; Bro. J. Branks, D. of il.; Bro. W. Watson, 1.G.; Bro. Dean Stewart, O.G. hThereuft.er the brethren ...
... preceeded to enunciate the difference between the old and the bew trades unionism and made a scathing denunciation of Keir Hardie (who he was sorry to say was s pupil of his own). Mr Gray expressed his intention of coming to Kilsyth often, money or no ...
... rhododendrons, kerria ;ltponicu, broom, weigela rosea, and other choice dwering shrubs. It is also a very desirable season to move hardy -perennial flowers, such &8 lilies, pinks, heliotropes, iris, wallflowors, hyacinths, forget-menote, hol.l{hookl, perennial ...
... grow well if placed in small gots of turfy loam. Rosgs.—This 18 & vm-i'l suitable time for taking cuttings of roses, free and hardy garden kinds of which answer very well on their own roots. Ripe wood of this year's growth is selected, and each cutting is ...
... Johnston,Daniel Raiston ; 2nd clasa ' 1 —Sarah Bow, Jeanie Hardie. _Junior certificates, Ist class—Annie Andrews, Robert Henderson, Lizzie Wilson, Grace Ralston ; 2nd class — Afinel Marnoch, Robert Hardie, Jessie Rankin, Mary M‘Kenzie, Henry Andrews, Wm. Lauchlin ...