... 4, D. Thomson. Flower Border —l, R. H. Cram: 2, John Halley; 3, A. Hcu dry; 4, D. Dickon. (Confined Cottagers.) Fuchsia—l Thomas Ramsay; 2, H. B. Ferguson. 6 Summer Flowering Cbrygantlu mums—l, H. B. Ferguson: 2. J. Syme. ♦ Spikes Gladioli—l, James Halley; ...

... Hunter Euzahtth Thomson David Johnman (VI), Maggie Row IVI). Maggie Honey man (VI), Jam*t Morrison (VI). Janet Miller (VI). Thomas Robertson (V). Lachlan Snaddon (V), John Allan (VK J*»hn Colt man (V), Lizzie Gourlay (V), Janet Wilson (V). John Morrison ...

... at. hut altar partita warn hrard anpaal wu ditmlaaad. Tbpmu Adamton, Clackmannan, from to £25. Thomas Clackmannan, reduced from £39 to £lB. William M’Hardy, Alloa, reduced from £9B £BO. Wtlliftm Vain Sticci, Bauchia. reduced from to £B9, - Wall#, Sauchfe ...

... aseared let prim for two bled let for peaches. Ist for Ss ossess. pod. pose, amid 14 ler U psis bows. At mate Thomas Fewer, Manton, eseiared for era hardy assails for two teach. of black Marburg grapes let for temps. Csior ter or As will he rasa frees advertisement ...

... watt elm with Mina/. es . April. Cam ward. Street. aemelted sad Waller Ashrams. bath the ' meat Nemo Orris Omapaay and elm hardy (emulated a br..e the admitted ths theatre, hat est guilty the eitargrd. Kr Primes mitered the and rated that whoa the wart ...

... grant the flower garden for a cooeiderwble time. Looking forward to the summer, those who have greenhoutee can buy pockets of hardy eery cheaply nod sow them *Pry thinly in the ores or get a few Loxes cover them with a pane of after the sok is 0. !singe. ...

... would slide off the rocks and founder beneath them. daylight the third mate. Mr Stewart, hoisted signal of distresa. Only the hardy Grand Manaa fishermen frequent those shoal waters, and the stonn had kept the flaberfolk in port. It was late in th© afternoon ...

... Halley. Thomas Russell. and variety stove and greenhouse plants. Ihe pot Musk—John Halley, J. A. Hunter. dower section was adnutvedly the strongest uf the 2 -J. Hunter, J. show. All the usual species were represented, and Variegated Geranium-Thomas Dow John ...

... Mary Ann MKechnie. Robert Carr. Cecilia Sirkett, Robert Edward Ingles. Thomas Sinclair, James Taylor. William Taylor, John Wilson. Charles Anderson, Joseph Allan. Charles Aykroyd, Thomas Brown. Jessie Coltman, Lisxie Downie. Christina Lowe, John M‘Calloch ...

... lumtrnvrma Ida aubljwl. Jean never allows them curb nts higher as rite r. one Patrick th ?m«s 1725. and was dedicated to Thomas, Coventry, Bari of Ayltd>oroueh. and Lord Archbishop CMtarhwiT* »» thua about years old, and written a when no doubt considered ...

... 10 maw Street: Francis S. and Miss Cownie, 12 Braid Road: Councillor and Mrs Balfour. 17 Rosefleld Avenue. Portolvello; Mr Thomas P. S. and Miss D. Donaldson, 12 Osborne Terrace: Mr J-*hn Beatsoti and Lady. 69 Comely IBank Avenue: George B, and Miss Anderson ...

... Phloxes, 3 spikes—l James Halley, 2A. Hnadduo, 3R. Furbea. Pensleraons, 3 spikes—l Jas. Halley. Herbaceous Flowers, spikes—l Thomas Ramsay. Violas, blooms—l Jos. 3 James Halley. Roses, blooms—l T. Wright, 2 John Halley, 3 H. Russell. Apples (kitchen) liest—l ...