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... as chairman—supported by J. %V. Williamson, Esq. banker; Mr Baird, factor to Sir G. G. Montgomery, Bart. ; Mr Watt. &c. Mr Thomas Whittet. Milnathort, officiated as croupier—supported by Ilugh Laird, Esq. banker; Messrs Roes, Paton, Barr, &c. After the ...
... Cow in Milk— Thomas Stobie, Balnethal. 9. Second do. do. do.—David Greig. 10. lor the best pair of one-year-old Queye, by a member—Thomas Stobie. 11. Second do. do. do.—Thomas Stobie • 12. For the best pair of two-year-old Stots. do,— Thomas Stobie. 13 ...
... 2 African Marigolds, 1 savoy ; second best 4 pansies, 1 Ambits, and one early cabbage. Mr John Jellloy, I.: visors—Best 3 hardy herbaceous plants, 3 annuals, calceolaria, two stocks, fuschia, 4 late carrots, 2 yellow turnips, 6 early potatoes, 2 carnations; ...
... Alezender Kinross Blackwood, Robert do Beveridge, Thomas S. Carsegour Blackwood, James Kinross B.•veridge.lleirs of James Surgeon Brown, John of Oairneybunk Brown, John of Gell ybank Beveridge, Thomas of Balado Beveridge, Rev. J. G. of Tillyochle Beveridge ...
... William, do do Bell, Miss Blackwood, William saddler Buchan, Sergeant Bell, Thomas winter Bethune, John baker Blackwood, NVilliam manufacturer Brown, William tanner Brown, Thomas do Bethune William, Jr. Hayfield Bethune William, senr. Si,. Officer Beveridge ...
... James Simpson; Thomas Stobie ; David Toil, Coll isti n. 8. DAIRY Cow—Rev. William Peters: Thomas Stobic. 9 Best one-year-old Quay—James Toil, Hilton; James Simpson: Charles Stein-; George Tod. Io Pair two-year-old Q BYS—Jantes Tod; Thomas Stobie. II Tw ...
... for best six pansies. Mr Andrew Mackenzie, gardener to Sir Charles Adam, K. 0.8., of Blair Adam—First prizes for best six hardy herbaceous plants, four bulbous Iris, one seedling calceolaria, six bordet roses, three climbing roses, three einerarias, six ...
... 1$ AUGUST 1851. ROUP OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, COWS, HORSE, GIG. HARNESS, &a. AT lIARDISVON. rro be Sold by Public Roup, at HARDIS-m TON,in the parish of Welsh and county of Kinross, on FRIDAY the Ist day of August next, The whole HOUSEHOLD FU ItNITU RE ...
... One-year-old Quay—W. B. Constable ; Thomas Stobie ; James Beveridge. 14 QUIT CALF—Robert Glass; Thomas Stable. lb Pair of best CALY as—James Tod ; Robert Glass. 10 Five Two-year-old BToYs or Quart —Charles Stein ; George Hardie ; James Tod ; George Tod. 17 COCK ...
... —At 11, Also Street, Edinburgh, on 21st enrrent, the Rev. AV it tt Wyrtft Nonaimm, to JANET ANN, eldest daughter of Williams Hardie, I Eye., Rrdhall, Berwickshire. DIED.—At 90, Abbotsford Place, on sth December inst.. Mrs Fredrick :1. :111.m.d. DIED.—At ...
... hearty vote of thanks was accorded to all who had contributed in any way to the success of the mee:- in;;; and, on that of Mr Thomas Browo, to the Chairman for his valuable services, after which a Dismission Hymn was sung, and on the benediction being pronounced ...
... Year-Book, and of his other literary works, £lOO ; Mary, Lady Dutfus Hardy, - in recognition of the historical, literary, and public services, of her late husband, S , r Thomas Duffus Hardy, Deputy-keeper of the Public Records, £lOO ; Mrs Sarah Elizabeth ...