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... -Abprdeeq ;D. M'Hardy, Midtowu Cottage *David Fraseir ,- North Broaiford; B M'Rillia, Broadford; Geo..Baroig, Cilts; A. Aniderson,'Queen Street.' lPrqfeiFeoni-a.Thomas Darling, WoodhiU; Robert Cannon, Old Aberdeen;r Jmes Bowls, Devanha; Thomas Milne, Sunnyside-; ...
... of Burgesses of Guild; and Henry David Fowler, Robert UAlexander Ross, Francis . Coutts, James Willox, jun., Thomas Ruddimian M'Gregor, | Thomas Robertson Burniett, David Fiddes, jun., George Aitken Malcolm, Jolhn Gordon, sons and grasedoons of Bur- gesses ...
... luqes-John Moir.' Dahlias-Wmi. DalZCiel. 1'enstemon-Geo. BC e. Wright. Antirrhinums-James Wilson, New Deer. Phloxes- in John Moir. Hardy Annuals-James Horn. Six Trus-es Her. bh haeeonsPlants-Wm . Henderson, Bedlam. Bouquet oE Flowers ra -Mrs James Birie, Aucimaleddie ...
... ware made with great cave and jodgmneot, anad sace as follews:: CD08S A. -* Tender Exotics, not more tban 2 of each species - Thomas Page, Aberdeen J Teodfr Exotics, not sore than 2 of each species-R. Alexander, FerhIlt y 3 Neulral urder Gesnerie, *including ...
... Beny.' ' ' I 'ix Stalkss Rhubarb-I,~ William Henderson, Carden Mulace; 2,1,J Mv'Hardy, DunnottEr; 3, D.. Rohertson, Royal Hotel. 7 eI I.'Twelve.Potatoes-i,'J.!.ll'Hardy; 2, W. Chalmers, Mannofield; 3 a IJ. M'Hai'dy. Tliree sCabbages-l,'Arffiur M'H1ardy ...
... ornamental e foliaged plants; Chap. V., on hardy annuals; VI., oi s hardy herbaceous perennial plants; VIL, roseso; VIl., r Alpine plants-hardy ferns-aquatics, &e. ; IX., spring c flyovers; X., deciduous hardy spring-flowering shrubs, suit- a able for ...
... Coutt,. Bnetroot-I and 2 ti- Thomas Lyall, 3' Andrew Johnstone, Rhubarb to -1, 2, and 3 Thomas Lyli. Cabbage, table- irs 1 Mrs Stephen, 2 Thomas Henlerson, 3 Andrew rc Johnstone. Cisbba2en, largest-I Mri Stephen, 2 AlI Thomas Lyall, i Andlrew Johnstone ...
... some capital figur6 subjeets in eel, last eentury costumes Mr J. Frraser Taylor, with a in i' distintly F rench. style; Mr Thomas Scott, and Mr i;- James Douglas, whose works add strengtfi and in- ted terst to time vater-colour room I and Mr 1. 1'. Reid ...
... 1854-Robert Gibb, R.8.A . 650 576. WreokerseC. Napier en . 2000 577. 'ie Meeting of Burne and Seott-Cha. Martin Hardie, R.S.A . .600 593. The Stai that bids the Shepherd Fold- A1fred PMasons. A.R.A : 0 594. Chriistmns ...
... distinct varieties, in pots-Thomas Page 4 Verbenas, in pots, varieties-Robert Alexander 6 Verbenas, in trusses, varieties-I, Robert Alexander; 2, Thomas Page; 3, Rev. W. A. Smith 6 Roses, distinct varieties-l, David M'Hardy, Midtown Cottage 2, James Wallace ...
... distinct varieties-i and 2, R. e Alexander. 9 Gerakiuoms (in trusscs), distinct varieties-Thomas Page. 3 Calceolaries, distinct varieties (in pots',-, Thomas Page; 2, R. 5 Alexander, 12 Pips Pansies, distinct varieties-I, A. Carnie, Durris; 2, D. o M'Hasdy ...
... a nena); 2, Thomas Darling p(Willmorii, lBlandfordii, Racans). C'hinezs Azaleas-i. John Robertsau (Gledstonesii,,Cnly- Poo. Flora); 2, Arthur M'flardy-, Richmondbill, (Indies t T lba. Triumaphans. Exquisite ) I Three.Roseg in Pots,-Thomas Darling G inrar3- ...