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... TJlouison, Esq.. Hutton I'ark ; Mr A. Arrol, brewer; Mr K. ITocter, Mr John Duncan, banker; Mr James Hardie, dentist ; Mr K. Meldrutn, teacher of the blind; Mr Thomas Campbell, Mr James Lowe, Mra John F. Thomson, Miss btrang. Miss Moir, Miss Brydie, &c. Mr D. ...
... Phloxes, 3 spikes—l James Halley, 2A. Hnadduo, 3R. Furbea. Pensleraons, 3 spikes—l Jas. Halley. Herbaceous Flowers, spikes—l Thomas Ramsay. Violas, blooms—l Jos. 3 James Halley. Roses, blooms—l T. Wright, 2 John Halley, 3 H. Russell. Apples (kitchen) liest—l ...
... Brown, gardener to Messrs Bailey, Claremont; 2nd, U. Kinlocb, gardener Mias I'aton, Cowden. 2 Hothouse Planta (in dower) lst, Thomas Urmiston, gardener llio flight lion. the fcad of Kellie; 2nd, John Leslie, gardener to Mrs Hickson, Greenfield ; 3rd, Peter ...
... Leslie; 2nd. T Table Bouquet—T. Onniston. Four varietiea Potatoea !• each) Ist, Thomas 2nd. William * 3rd, Alexander Liddell. Six Leeka—Thomas Ormwtoa- Three Cladiolas Thomas Ormiston. Heaviest Grapes- Ist, T. Omnaton ; 2nd. W Malcolm. Tweirs Beans- lat ...
... under Professor Lawson. The sob- survivors of the Jim student, studied !at .Selkirk arc Rev. J. M-Wbirter ' Chapman. Thomas Adam, Janies Hardie. James ! Wilkie, Dr John Taylor, and Prim q al . Jobuston was several .imes called away from Limckilnsto other spheres ...
... instance of the defenders against the Tillicoultry Gas Company and Thomas Paterson, recallsnhe said Interlocutor, finds that the pursuer is not hound call the Tillicoultry Gas Company or Thomas Paterson, anti remits the cause the Sheriff-Substitute to proceed ...
... Fruit.—l Bunch Grapes-1. Peter 2. Andrew Fletcher, PRUUS OVEN TO AMATEUR MEMBERS. Pol Plante.-PoUr^oniuiß-I. W. Faulda ; 2. Thomas ;3,J ...
... ferns, and there was competition for collection of special plants—(stand 12 ft. by 4)—some splendid specimens being shown, Thomas Ormuton, Alloa Park Gardena, obtained first prise A. Kirk, gardener to Thomson Paton, Norwood, second; and Mr Lament, Rennet ...
... and some of the prize-takers Shorthorns George A. Gray, Millfield Hill, Wooler; James Gulland, Newton of Weems, Kirkcaldy: Thomas Simson, Blaioslie, Lander. Attending member —Ml 11. D. Etskine of Cardross. Polled—A\e\. Bowie, Mains of Kelly, Arbroath ; ...
... .Jubilee services were held at Hamilton Tuesand boys. Thus, by this calamity, thirty women i day, celebration of the Kev. Thomas Siruthcrs, are left widows, and aeventy-aeven children have of Chapel Street U.P. Church, having entered the become fatherless ...
... upon forcing birth by unnatural means. For this purpose drugs had been need, and on Sunday night, assisted it is said, by Dr Thomas Gird wood, jnn., instruments had been resorted to which resulted in a birth on Monday forenoon, and the death of the mother ...
... Spence, Wm. Wingate, Allan Drysdale, J. Gregory Wallace, lv. O. Aruot, S. Breingan, W. I). Bruce, Thos. Adamson, James Bansley, Thomas Brydie, James Kirk, Alex. Mitchell, John Thomson Pat«>n,and Watson Thomson. The Lodging-House Committee is as follows —Messrs ...