... instructive we have hint the plesanre examining. Mr Mackintosh's stand a collection of the oniferous tees which have proved to be hardy iu our climate. these is a variegated tree--reepreavis rerninta—a hick will probably mum into vary general repent fur ornamental ...

... to give place to a new and, let us hope, better order of thing. Therefore, ' in April next the functions of the Parochial Hardy will he transfern.tl to the Pariah Conntile, with additiom, such am the local Motion of the Prevention of Cruelty to ren Act ...

... liriaal Mare far Agricultural It is but justice to state that tlw dinner was Ist, .trrh.l. Leda. , ; 2d, William screed up in Mr Thomas', usual goad style. Menzies AVON %I. AT eAIIiNEYIIII.L. A soiree was held in Cairneyhill (*hurt h nn \llmelay inglit. to celebrate ...

... Marta, tiollowar. Alexander Marren Fred Walker. John Mlntioli. Jame Ranter. lan,. Eni.f William Johnson.. George Taylor. Thomas Wiloa. inset Gray. Jam. Rebores Dr burgh. John Hugh 1t0..,,. Andrew Mirth. Allan. Alary 1t,. Galloway. Mary Marshall. Rothe ...

... ? BIM says charges e Do ti. had a very exeelleat 'sample set by Mr Gladstone conclude. I will simply tell yes what the Mr Thomas Falomaer, yonr, moved that the !ph the Palmer se desire' from eitsationa ea , himself. (Applause.) I &essay borne of you ...

... ('auip• forgot that there sae one Moaart-h whom bell, David St etland, William Hume, dietatee--could not be challenged-one its- Thomas Starkey. Rebert. I)avidean. Lute hook whore laws were subject to no • liivinion II N.. 111- Black, Isabella Ait• referendums ...

... Highland e t a s. was secured; so that. a 1101 Abaft time indeed. this noldeman found himself in command .4 a respectable alai hardy army of soldiers. barb then wa. the Intoning of the Arai JaeoLite telethon in Scotland, an event which was &a10e.% to play ...

... the sosth-west. A Row —Wm. M•Ferlane. • Mauer. of Duncan M•farlane, • sawyer, re siding in Itirkgate Street, and Isabella Hardy M'Farbusii, wife of the said Demean M'Parlana, wore c h arged-13.1.reJ motor Magistrate %'I/meal at the Burgh Polio* Court ...

... trade ecotone W he very Both nide. of Street ►are t►e hard. of the daring t►e ►ad the heat. have had to sequin. a Ushardy wit► th. crows of t►e r0e! which unwell, rosined to aad etelod, To he to w•Ilt frow one end of town to nu patout. ell ...

... Mime. quatette wee al. rendered M i ll a r. Alba, as conveners. The puble . liere Winces Snakkm and Lindsay. arid are hew . Thomas Nelson and Sous, hal,- ' Mackay sad M•Millau. The whole pruned- burgh, lint. sere mod enjoyable. Irmo. .wkly marttaw at Allow ...

... under the peculiar cirwtra•tmsces Of the ease o should cot be asked. Ins Tnestlay. in answer to a namtien tor the Fail of Hardy ;eke, Lord Ktantey rd Atderley state.) that the contract for the conveyance of the mails and Amadei he the utipidatiow a. formerly ...

... Jo.eldt ag decreaseof 11,320,393. The egporte mous' to llrvine,p tobell.. ; Robert Hardie Alva ; George C 1.740,513, Nemirow 442,000 foe April last I a e, Altos ; Thomas unaimers, Lemmayear, an of 1207,513. Abbe* Snow.-The following teem- ',than ; James ...