... Wilson; 2, Wa. Pearson; 3, Thomas Whyte. &a Onions, Autumn Sown-1, lire Robb ;2, Thomas Whyte; 3, Joanne Hutchison. His Leeks-1, John Smith; 2, Jones Smith; 3, Thomas Whyte. Twenty-four Pods Peas-1, Jansen Hutchison; 2, Thomas Whyte ; 3, William Pennon ...

... Cbrysanthetnnum Asters-1, Thomas Hall; 2, John ; 3, Dick. • Ter-wrek Stocks (plants)-1, John Roberteon ; 2, T ew, 114 12 Dahlias, single (varieties)-1, Thomas Hall; 2. Robert Ferguson ; 3, J. Robertson. 12 Dahlias, double (6 varieties)—Thomas Hall. 6 African and ...

... Ritchie. 6 Hardy Annual,., varieties, 1 bouquet of each sort-1, W. Boas ; 2, A. Ferguson ; 3, H. Wl>errnent. 1 Hand Bouquet —l, A. Ferguson; 2, H. Watson; 3, J. Waldie. 1 Table Bouquet —l, H. Watson; 2, P. Muir; 3, H. M'Derment. 6 bunches Hardy Herbaceous ...

... PAUSE I READ!! LEARN!!! HYACINTH& SCUM_ SNOW OCILLA, diem wooly CHINESE SACRED LILIES. 80., M ROSES. ILE'. *mild ERUCT TREES, HARDY CUMBERS. Woo Win, re THYMES Nor Roo J. & It. THYNE , - 83 ST VINCENT STREET. GLASGOW. Pul erg. 'Xmas sad New Year Cards ST ...

... perished is the late gale. NO. IV.-00WANI STIERT If at CUmildate. I Plow at *boil of Candidate. Peter 13.tt Jobs Maitland Hardie Dafia David Pate 76 King 11 Burgh Muir IS tilted 27 Forth rate j. lI•DJald U Baker nan% Propene 13 Bros, &net 1 Millar Jobs ...

... Kilaytb. DAVID COWAN, Manager, Cirron emptily. JOHN COWAN, Btoneleigb, Greenock. The Hon. JOHN HONDAS, DLP., 1 Makin London. THOMAS O. DIINDAB of Oarronball, Labatt. ROBERT DALOLISH. Junior, Immo:town. ANDREW DOUGANS, Almond Bank, Bridp Allan. ROBERT DARGIE ...

... made up with Provost Christie (as President) and his friends Messrs P. M. Moir, W. R. Hutton, John Reid, John Hardie, John Lennox, and Mr Thomas Laidlaw. Of the five required to complete the number two are from Bridge of Allan, one from Alva, one from ...

... 4 @hots. Lauaw—The usual match was played as Wednesday awl molted is • victory e worse and skips were.— le Carrie, l6 )Sr Hardie, Mr 25 Mr SI Hearscouvau. Snow.- wowed= the Bannockburn Society took place in the Town Hall on ISstardey laM. There was an ...

... year 1847, when they were taken up sad removed to Glasgow. It Mould be eapiained shortly after the mecatima, • to Baird sad Hardie was erected by Mr Truer, maims{ Gleam., Redid, is his ems but shone 1846 there was • strong leeks, in tamer • more pallis ...

... VOLUNTEERS B la S.R. V.—The members o f this corn paay competed on the Stirling Range on Saturday for Captain Hardie's cup, Captain Dl'Fadyen's medal, and money prizes. Distance', 200, 600 and 600 yards; 7 rounds. The excessive heat and glaring light ...

... any other colour—Thomas Harrower, Dunfermline. Ban. tams, any ethos watioty, ammo game—John kl•Kinlay, Alexandria. Silver-Gray Dorking Cockerel—James Dickie, Yoker. Pair Hens, any variety—Wm. Street, Stirling. Selling Class—Thomas Ritchie Dalmuir. Any ...

... Mathis; 2, Thomas litliregor ; 3, J G. Cuthbert. 4 Hollyhock Blooms., varieties-Thomas Kinross. 2 Hollyhock Spikes, varieties-Thomas Kinross. 6 Hardy Anneals, J. G. Cuthbert ; 2, John Ku:lroise; 3, Thomas Kinross. 4 31,tigolds, African-1, ...