... of sea, ship, and sunset sky that we have seen for a In Wet which is really a won. the choicest literature of story “* Thomas Hardy has a Hussar ;” W. some more ocean cences ; Mrs E. Lynn Linton ; Andrew ot Augustine ; G. Manville Fenn tells a ghost story ...

... james Conchie. Geranhum, singe 1, James Ce Robert Martin. James Conchie. —1, Mrs M*} Moniaive ; 2, 32, James Thomas James Conchie. Musk-1, Thomas Conchie in pot—1, Adam Cravens ; Plant of any species, Rose—1, Mrs Conchie ; t, John 22 John Hogg. —1, Batter—1 ...

... On the Oth instant, at Yeskett, the Rev. iW. Smith of Thomas D. Hood, , Lancaster, to Margaret of R. H. draper, &c., wiry Yass Eleanor, at 10 Castle ate ie M‘Donald, David Jord Jamieson to at Thomas St Anan youngest of the late Thos On the 26th ult., at ...

... PANCY GOODS. Ie current, at ie Esq. T fown ee 200 i HIG STRE J. Esq. Epwarp Esq. 2. To. to Audit 3M a, Sha wtord Cot wee wo THOMAS B, ANDERSON, ASSEMBLY 34. To Revise the conform to ater P. Jornsox, a tie 260 REMOVED Esq, GLascow, will address the Inspector ...

... been but in the contributions of the members would place the association in a more satisf position enhance its ‘ulness, Mr Thomas was re-elected to the ition of hone has held since the president, which he and the follow’ appointments wore | made: Mr James ...

... gave a most tasteful of the “ Bonnie toa well deserved encore with ‘ Castles Liddle, and MrT Hardy, the Rev. Mr ideo Nigh a with the ne” by the andience. Hardy received a most hearty vote of compliment acourded the varioas performers for We undeistand ...

... Seones ( with soda and Mre Ecelefechan ; 2 and ¢, ‘Oat Cakes, water only, without soda— , Pearbanks ; 2, Mrs 3 ¢, Miss Lit Hardy Annuals (by Mr T. W. Graham, » )—1, Wun. Jardine ; % Paton hole (by J. Wilson & Co, Lockerbie) Tas. “fie man. Eccietechan)—1 ...

... the gave a very at faund—Mr Park, Tug children School pre- sented Mr Moir with a set, coupled with the wishes of the Mary Hardie and Master James presentation was made by Mise ‘Dehalf of the funds cnlicg ‘wae Henderson for the scan tn News ilins- trations ...

... Returning from English Street {, Dumfries, at 3 £250, to Lend M‘Gowaa, Solicitor, 15 Bedding and ES, Vi Pants, Annuals, fe. Thomas Kennedy & High Street, Dumfries. fal designs, at all prices. —Kerr, 36 of Artificial or te High Street. of all descriptions ...

... varieties—1, D. Clark, Castle-Dougias ; 2, A. Stewart. “Tuberous Begonias J. Stewart. stove, named—1, J. Stewart Blackwood. Ferns, hardy, Castle Dahlias—1, J. Mackie ; 2, 1, J. er. Giadioli—1, es ing ; J. Mackie. Asters, petalled—1. Carnations—1, J. Carson ; 2 ...

... little lake and it be said are worthy ‘The oil painting: focmerty, the merit and interest of the paintings are well in ad- by Thomas Faed, “ be still,” that is itself worthy of an exhibition. scene is the ada mas, who, now at Gx te te the doctor at the door ...

... SC BOARD. The monthly of Board was held on Monday Burgh Mr Ewing There were Rev. John Paton, Kir I ¢ James Hiddleston, Mr Thomas 8h Edgar, Mr Jobn lerson, Rev. A. Chapman, Mr Carmont, and Mr J. B. MR HIDDLESTON AND THE ACADEMY. On the minute of last monthly ...