... and HALF-BRED HOOOS, CATTLE, aad MILCH COWS. Friare* Ratriea aooipnae—SOOO and Chartoi Hwaa, the aarrad with li lalar Rarea. hardy aorta, from knave -Shacka; *0 BUoklaaa Bwa lota), Aa-i SOOOaaaad Ire*- yrer-ald Cattle, aad reaad ahaw aare Ml aha Calrrag ...

... NOTICE VI.L i*arties having Claims against the late THOMAS WILSON, sometime Dairyman, 1 n.i id ltry, thereafter residing in Alva, are r. ~st«il t-i lodge the same with the Subscribers ». Fourteen days from this date; and all parties hid. te.l the d-ceased ...

... Arch. John Wilson, Alex. Gauld. David Portei Annie Hardie. Chrisaie Low* •ranees Lai he. Annie Mercer. Effl* Rees Eliz. Jessie Coltman, Bessie Robert eon, Edward Ingtis, Christopher M'Brien Thomas Sinclair, Win. Taylor. Alex. Frasei Duncan M'Farlam, ...

... may w* priae the sturdy wights Who the darksome earth In toil and danger find for us Comfort of home and hearth. Hail to the hardy sons of toil! None better can be found; And praised God who has restored Our brothers safe and sound. lag. Bimpsox, Job. Alloa ...

... William Sclmw, 4 Maister of the Work* (to the Abbey); Elizabeth Wardlaw, authoress of the celebrated poem, * Hardy Canute;* Hev. Ralph Erskiue; Rev. Thomas Gillespie, &c. Well may the City of Duulennline proud of having the ashes of many the great and good keeping ...

... spike of each)-1 Wm. Chalmers, 2H. Al •Dermiti, 3 A. Ltishinan. Best 6 Hardy Herhaceous Flowers (spikes)-1 H M'Deriniil, 2 Thomas Ormiaton. Beat 4 Phloxes (sorts) 1 H. M'Dernid, 2 Thomas Ormiston. - - —-- - . - Fruits.—Bret 2 Bunches of Grapes (Black Hamlinrg)-1 ...

... 2nd, Mr, Barr. 3 LobeliasMr Barr. 2 Fuscbias in pots* Mr George Thomson, Alloa; 2nd, W. Mitchell, Esq., Collection of Hardy Herbaceous PlantsMr Barr. 3 Gladiolusdiff.Mr Barr; 2nd, A. Jameson, Esq., Alloa. 12 PansiesMr M‘Gruther; 2nd, Mr Joseph ...

... Hubert Bell Yel.ow Piebald Her.. I, Robert Bell ;2, Thomas ;.3, Pleb.l.l -I, Hobert 11.11 ; 2 nomad. 3, Ws.ll.r, South Alias ; 1, Jews het. ♦uy other variety, or Hen - 1 Jaws. Camp. bell Julies Allot ;3, Hardy Heater ; ♦, Hector W,lwn._ Montag elms, Cook or ...

... Onions—l Thomas Dow, 2 A. Westwuler, Alexander Forsyth. 12 round Potatoes—l David Harrower, John Allan. 2 heads Celery—l James Hulley, 2 John Halley. Shallou—l J. Forsyth, Thomas M'Kail. Head of Cauliflower 1 Thomas Dow, Adam Sneddon. Beetroot Thomas Dow, ...

... THAT Compact bbkitablb pkoperty. consisting of Dwelling-Honse and Ground at the back, situated in Ruth presently occupied Mrs Hardis. The House contains Four Rooms sod Two Attic Booms, is in good order, sad has Water and other conveniences. Offers may be ...

... D. Thomron; A Thomas Brfwie. Leeks—l, W. Chalmers; A Thomas Bowie; 8, Andrew Ifynd. B(HPißg'eown Onions—A W. I M'Laren ;2, James Fernie ; AT. Taylor. 6 Winter « ions—1, John Hutton 2, James ; A Ale*. , M 'Loren. 2 Heeds Celery—A Thomas Bowie ;2, A. Hunter ...

... ibis newly constituted Board of Commissioners was held in the anti-room of the Town Hall, Monday last, twelve o’clock. Mr Thomas Donaldson having the highest cumber of votes took the chair, and Mr Robert Taylor, the firm of Morrison & Cunningham, writers ...