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... Wm. Simpson ; 2, John Wilson; 3, Thomas Gourlay. X Twelve roses—l, John Wilson ; 2, Thomas Gourlay. Four stalks single sweet William—l, John Wilson ; 2, M Bushby ; 3, James Gourlay. Four double sweet Williams—l, Thomas Gourlay; 2, Jas. Gourlay ; 3, James ...
... tasteful manner. Rev. Mr Morris preached to a large audience. MILNGAVIE : SulclpE.—On Tuesday morning after takmf breakfast, Thomas Buchanan, grocer, Woodland Place, went into the shop, which is in connection with the dwelling-house. Shortly afterwards his ...
... Conacher, Gallin Cottage, Aberfeldy ; Duncan M ‘Diarmid, Camuserricht, Rannock ; John Wilson, jun., Acharn, Killin. Cheviot—David Hardie, Priesthaugh, Hawick ; John Miller, Downreary, Thurso; John Newton, Bellingham, Northumberland. Border Lejccstfi—)—-“ m. Ford ...
... in the game repaired to the bowl house where the prizes were presented to the successful competitors by the president, Mr Thomas Brock. The following 18 2 list of the prizes and prize-winners :—Champion bowls, wou by Dr €. S. Smith ; president’s prize—a ...
... show is the stand of roses, containing 75 distinct | varieties, exhibited by Mr Hugh Dickson, Belmont | Nursery, Belfast. Mr Thomas Smith, nurseryman, | Stranraer, has also a stand of roses comprising 60 | varieties, all large and well grown, and of good ...
... Newgate Street, London. 5505, A ?uict Evening, by Joseph Milne, £2o—William Stevenson, Bournemouth, 4505. Town Hall, Culross, b{ Thomas L. Sawers, £6 65— David Telfer, 11, Hill Street, Edinburgh. (1 6928. Young Anglers, by J. Fred. Moffat, £l2 12s—J. Crosby ...
... bruises, the result of her husband’s violence, He was fined 15s or 10 days’ imprisonment. TurspAy—(Before Bailie MURRAY.) Dugald Hardie, was charged with assaulting James Burns, a plasterer, on the highway at Newhouse, on Sunday morning. He pleaded Guilty. Supt ...
... Cowans, James Douglas, David Farquhatson, John Knox Ferguson, G. Ferrari, Alexander Grant, Charles Halkerston, €. Martin Hardie, Arch F. Imlach, Blanche Jenkins, James Kinnear C. J. Laudér, Robert Little, Robert M‘Gregor, W. M. Mackenzie, Charles H. ...
... upon men living in the light and bustle of the nineteenth century. Her citizens are of simple habits and ambitions ; brave, hardy, actuated by a devoted loyalty and patriotism. All'the ‘severe antique virtues may be found exhibited, in peaceful times, in ...
... —10 W Dryburgh, Sir C Campbli2l T. Kinross, Ardoch Juniorl7 = Andrew Bruce, Strg. Cstle 23 W Brydie, do 23 Wm H. Hardie, Kinneil ..12 Jas Laurie, do 22 *John Gowans, Bathgate ..17 P Anderson, Arngask.l9 J. Cullen, Airdrie Howlet ...
... Kelsall ; Colonel and Mrs Colquhoun of Clathick ; Mrs Dunlop; Mr and Mrs S. Robertson ,of ;Colquhalzie ; Rev. Thomas and Mrs and Miss Hardy ;Mr and Mrs Bald ; Rev. Albert and Mrs Morris ; Miss Murray of Belmont ; Colonel and Mrs Reid Stewart; Rev. William ...
... of the Devonshire Club, held at Exeter, on Friday, and presided over by Sir John Kennaway, M.P. The speakers included Sir Thomas Acland, who explained the Bill he’introduced into the House of Commons for securing compensation to agricultural tenants. ...