... DEATHS. At 14, Bum Much Place, on the 80th ultimo, Agnes Young, second daughter of the late Thomas Hardy, Esq. of Charlestleld, surgeon in Edinburgh At Edinburgh, on the Ist instant, Miss Anne Gilmore, aged 84 On board the Coaslpore, bound for Australia ...

... —let, John Dodds, The Hirsel ; 2d, Thomas Hettle, The Hirsel. 6 Pansies, do.— Ist, W. L. Beloe; 2d, John Dodds, 3 Pinks, do.—let, James Redpath, Cornhill ; 2d, Thomas Hettle. 6 Roses, do.— John Dodds. 3 do., do.—let, Thomas Hettle ; 2d, James Cockburn, The ...

... Lincoln• shire farm horses continue to excite the keen interest st of both farmers and expert& Daring the pa w eek Mr. Thomas Hardy, of Cloot Farm, Crowland, near Spalding, has lost no fewer than valuable working horses. The cause of death is stated in ...

... maintainable, therefore dismisses the action, and decerns ; and finds the defender entitled to expenses. PRESENTATION —The Rev. Thomas Hardy, parish of Fowlis Wester, has been presented by his congregation with a very elegant pulpit gown, cassock, Bible, Psalm-book ...

... by Laughing Stook, and owned by Mr. Freeman-Mitford, C.B. ; and the first yearling filly was Mere Duchess, owned by Mr. Thomas Hardy, Mere Hall Farm, Bucklow Hill, Cheshire. . . . . The Prince of Wales arrived in the hail shout SAO on Wednesday afternoon ...

... with pencil, in the handwriting of Amour, the deceased. The were FRIDAY AFTERNOON, HRH-A One.—Edward Armstrong, Thomas Gledetone, John Hardy, Thos. Bell, and others, looked extremely ill. We also had prayer -meeting at a quarter to two, when Tibbs, Palmer ...

... THOMAS HARDIE. TOWNBEND'B MANURES: WILLIAM BISHOP, SHEEP AND CATTLE SALESMAN, 66, LOTHIAN 8172 Cask Beatified Day ...

... together. Hardy Bulbs. —No time should be lost in planting any of these that are yet to do. Hyacinths, tulips, narcissus, crocus, squills, and all these popular classes of ha r dy bulbous flowers should be planted without delay. Peretusialc—All hardy perennials ...

... HARDIE & CHRISTIE, BRED MERCHANTS, & attention to for aid GRAIN COM IINGTON. GENT HAD STOTT & CO., CATTLE AND SHEEP SALESMEN, 13, SUMMERHILL TERRACE, NEWCASTLE-ON-TYNE. GEORGE THOMSON, ow HATRomis, Hsu°. COM MISSION AGENT POE CORN MANURES, &a. 9, PITT ...

... ISTABLISHED Mt FOREST TREES. THOMAS KENNEDY & 106 and 108 • HICK STREET, DUMFRIES, ILL • HARDY SOOTOH GROWN. SUPPLIED TO MAJESTY'S OOMMISSIONEES OP WOODS AND awl Mess ow applkotios. Coaassromntos Urania ...

... AGRICULTURAL THOMAS EDMONDSTON Have on SALL aa usual, RED and WHITE CLOVER SEED, COW GRASS, ALSIKE, TREFOIL, TIMOTHY GRASS, RIB GRASS, ANNUAL and PERENNIAL RYE GRASS, COCKSFOOT GRASS, ITALIAN RYE GRASS, TARES, and TURNIP SEED. The Seeds may be relied ...

... HARDIE & CHRISTIE, BUD - GRAIN COMMISSION ILADDINOTON. paid to Ordav for Bead Corn. STOTT 8 CO., CATTLE AND SHEEP SALESMEN, 11, SUMMERRILL TERRACE, NEWCASTLE-ON-TYNE. GEORIE THOMSON, LAMS Turk= OF KILO, COMMISSION AGENT FOR CORN & MANURES, ko. 9, PITT ...