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... James M‘Hardy, William Sim, William Mitchell, Robert Trail, John Milne, Georze Smart, John Reid, Alexander Cowie, D. Y. Stewart, David Mackie, Kerr Steplien, Thomas Napier, G. W. Laird, William Beattie, Patrick Mason Jun, Francis Japp, Thomas Barclay ...
... Lindsay; sccond, J. Hardie. Caulifiower.—Best, J. Hardie ; second, J. Nichol ; third, A. Mackie. Cabbages.—Best, A. Mackie ; second, J. Nichol. Artichokes.—Best, J. Hardie ; second, J. Nichol. Pease.—Dest, Mrs. Jameson ; second, J. Hardie. Carrots.—Best, ...
... were given. The evening was spent in a very harmonious and cordial manner; aud the party separated about ten o'clock. St. Thomas' Market.—There was a pretty fair attendance in our market yesterday, and sundry engagements of harvesters (to which the business ...
... Peterhead, herrings; Mary, M*Liskie, hith.&m; Mary, Johnston, Glasgow, do. ; Star, Turnbull, Leith, do. —2x. Mary Aun Meville, Hardy, Rotterdam, general cargo; Helen o Jean, Uwflv. Leven, goods; lsla, Norrie, Archangel, flax and codilla—29. Victoria, Wriede ...
... Serimger or Stowart, a widow, residing in Blyth'’s Close, Lawnmarket, which caused her death, and | also that of & man named Thomas Todd, aged fifty-five, a | mason, who lodged with her. Todd came home about one o'clock, mueh the worse of drink, along with ...
... to belong to the Provost’s party, and the other five to the opposition. The unsuccessful candidates ranked as follows : Mr. Thomas Miloe, wright, .ccoveeeens 107 3 David Murray, mason, . .ccoveeennees I 8 » George Webster, manufacturer.. ...
... Arbeadie. 3. George Burnett, farmer, Minklets, 4. Robert Taylor, farme:i’s son, Drumfrennic, 5. James Dunn, servant to Sir Thomas Burnett. 6. David Begg, » Mr, Barron, Pittenherrie. 7. David Hizgh, » Mr. Rennie, Letterbeg. 8, William Taylor, farmer’s son ...
... CorLervo, parish of Garvock, on Monday, the 19th day of .\‘l{ current, '].‘III-‘. whole FARM STOCKING belonging to James M‘Hardy, the ontgoing tenant,—consisting of 2 WORK HOKSES ; 4 MILCH COWS 7 two.year-old STOTS and QUEYS; 8 one.year-old do. do.; H ...
... by public roup, on Saturday, the 17th day of May current, at East Mains of DrusMnesory, parish of Fettercairn, occupied by Thomas Nicol, farmer there, Tlll{ whole STOCKING on that farm, consistirg of 2 MILCH COWS; 2 excellent yonng WORK HORSES ; 3 young ...
... parish of Garvock, on Tuesday, the 26th day of Anyiuu current, THE whole GROWING CROP on that farm, belonging to James M‘Hardy, consisting of 2 acres of OATS; 5 do. BARLEY; with About 1200 stones of HAY. The roup will begin at one o’clock, afternoon; ...
... parish of Garvock, on 'l’umulu_v. the 26th day of August current, Tlll‘l whole GROWING CROP on that farm, belonging to James M‘Hardy, consisting of 23 acres of OATS; 5 do. BARLEY; with About 1200 stones of HAY. The roup will begin at one o'clock, afternoon; ...
... Arbuthnott House. Arbuthnott, the lon. Captain John, do. Arbuthnott, the Hon. Hugh, do. Binny, Alexander Thomas, Esq., Durris House. Burnett, Sir Thomas, of Leys, Bart., Crathes Castle, Burnett, Alexander, Fsq., do. Craven, George, gamekeeper to Viscount ...