... Lochan. überous beg um Cook: 2, Thomas Brown. Chrysanmw-' Thomas Harkness; 2, Thomas Brown. SPEc % pot plant, any variety—l, Thomas Harkn®yonth, T. Brown. Dwarf aster chrysanthemuid spggfl' shown in pots—l, Thomas Brown; 2, ...

... Phloxes—l, Jas. Wilson; 2, Andrew Wells. Gladioli, spikes—l, D. Whitelaw; 2, Thomas G. Grierson. Stocks, spikes—l and 2, William Dickson. Herbaceous mpikes—l and 2, J. Richardson. Hardy annuale—l and 2, J. Richardson. Cactus dahlias—l, Jolm Adamson; 2, James ...

... Wilson. _ Asters, quilled, varieties—l, Wm. Wilson, Mauchline; 2, Thomas Brown, Sanquhar; 3, David Wilson, Dumiries. Hardy herbaceous plants, varieties—l, Thomas Douglas, Sanquhar; 2, Thomas M‘Crone, Kirkcommel. Hand bouquet—l, Agnes Wilson; 2, A. Harkness; ...

... Craig; 2, J. Biggar; 3, Augus Gunn, Mianygafl. Scotch. grey or rock cock—l, Jam’cs Hardie, Shancastle. Scetch grey or rock hen=l, Thomas French, Dalbeattiec; 2, James Hardie; 3, T. French. Wyandotte cock—l, John Wylie; 2, R. J. Grierson, Dundries; 3, J. ...

... 4th inst., at 58 Brewery Street, Dumfries, James Graham, in his 64th year. HARDIE.—On the sth inst., at 30 King Street, Maxwelltown, Martha Jane Grierson, wife of William Hardie, aged 35.—Funeral from King Street, To-Morrow (Thursday), at 1.30. gt HASTINGS ...

... Potatoes. round—~l and 2, J Richardson. Kidney potatoes—l and 2~ J. Richardson. Beets—l, Thomas G. Grierson; 2, J. Richardson. Paraley—l, George T. Rogerson; 2, Thomas,'}l‘Lean. (gouection of vegetablez—Geo. T. Regerson. PRUIT. Goosebherries, red—l, Andrew ...

... Moffat; 2, A. Taylor, Moffat. Scarlet geranium or zonale— A, Taylor. Geranium, any other kind—Hugh Campbell. Hardy ferns—A. Taylor. Begonia—l, Thomas Cockburn, Lochmaben; 2, JTugh Campbell. Chrysanthemum—l, J. Hodgson, Nursery; 2, Hugh Campbell. Pot plant ...

... Ppansies, 2%y, ican marigoM*7T, lds, dOllble’l’wl rown. Cfl’“’}{cp& y Brown;,zy d,ry' er flowering Joh? s Douglas; 2 “als Hardy ”'fluam 2.5 Bafl?&, Roses, vanetl i }; 3, John F’“i & , Mrs J. K. f‘c‘fn’ as; 3, John ng. varieties—lLs 3, o . Douglas; stk s—R ...

... TWO FAMILY TRAGEDIES. A disastrous gas explosion, involvirg ' the death of Thomas Dillon, a man of 56, and serious injury to his wife and four other persons, occurred on Sabbath morning at Guinness Buildings, Columbia Road, Hackney, London. 'The circumstances ...

... evening, and there was a good attendance. Mr Hugh 8. Gladstone of Lannhall presided, and was accompanicd on the plalforin by Mr Thomas M‘Kenzie, Thornhill; Mr A. Donaldson, Thorzhill; Mr H. H. Allan, Beuchan; Mr P. D. Hiddleston, Thornhill; Mr D, Burnet, Thornhill; ...

... three varieflG/ 1 1 and 2, J. Martin. Hardy annuald g and 2, J. Martin. Table bouquet—l, Mis? § M‘Kerchar; 2, J. Martin. Hand b(mqu-et’l.d’_ Martin; 2, Mism C. H. Biggar. Collection of Z flowers (prizes by Messrs Thomas Kennedy &Y& . nurserymen efe., Dunfries)—l ...

... appointment of caretaker and signalman at DBalecary station: James Muir, labourer: Alex. M*William, ficherman ; Thomas Irving, fisherman; Thomas John, joiner; and W. Craig, retired sea captain. _The first vote resulted as follows: Craig, 2; John, 3; M‘William ...