... in the I r former beaingf the large number of excellent begomias. There was also a large exhibit of fruit, the colletion of hardy varieties being C exceptionally good, but undoubtedly the seongese setion of thle shov was9 that devoted to vegetables, the ...

... Mr Aunand of Cairnie; Rev. Charles is Bruce, St Andrew's-Lhanbryd, &o. Lord Maroh officiated is as Croupier, supported by Thomas Balmer, Esq., his Grabe's ,d Commissioner; Alex. Marquis, Esq., Fooliabers; James ISkinner, Esq., Dramin; George M1'Pherson ...

... Hall. 4 Africau marigolds-1 R. Hall, 2 A. Milne, 3 Annie Argo, Summerhill, 4 I Hardy herbaceous plants, varieties-1 A. Milne, 2 A. Davidlson, Rosehall ; 3 J. Strachlan. 4 Hardy aunnuals, varieties-1 R. Hall, 2 William Scott, I Summnerhill ; 3 W. Johnston ...

... and Goose-i Heoay Gordon, Esq. of Manur rema Al1 2 Miss istrs Forsyth CGrant, ; 3 Thomas Skinner, jun., of pr All e~r~as okayaeCpad1J Tosd Drig(p ,o Woodside; 4 Mrs Hardy Robinson, Dnowners; highly commended Mrm Snowie-1j Gae anarsBlack or Drown lied, ...

... o'clo~. .Dr Faiquharson, M.P., th I occupied tal he obam'end oil his right were Messrs VA Ws. ES. Nical of Ballogic ; Dt' M'Hardy, IBanchory ; to I and Rev. Mr Tilorburn, Lumipbanusm; and onl his in left Mr James IDyes Nicof tin ' Mr Joseph is Farquilaraon ...

... to Wycliffe. A very interesting paper is contributed by the Rev. E. J. Bardy, M.A., entitled Recollections of Malta. Mr Hardy nearly two years ago served in his capacity of chaplain to Her Majesty's forces in Malta, and with the infornia- tion he acquired ...

... by A. 0. . Hartford; :1 Rahel: A Heroine, bt Edith 0. :jKeny n; :Diarmid; or, Friends in Kettle-.' town, by Robina F. Hardy; and Thema9 Dryburgh's D >ream; or Miss Baxter's tequest, by Alini' S. Swan. 14ost of i the hake. aesiAdy appeared in serial: ...

... osghie-wld-crushers, &O. Considorahie tgsliA wAs directed to ain ingenious doublo monlcl-boae-d s 10 ehc he ivention of Mr Thomas Reid, Monleton Mill, Ayr- fe hi(old At five goimceas)-wliicte simulltaneouisly forms tile Mafrte mnruekes the drill, ansi ...

... as follows:- 3 Best decorated horse, cart, and harness- and modal Thomas Ewen, Knapperty, New Maud. Boys' race, under 13 years, 7 eutries-I and medal 3 James Sinclair, Inveruxie; 2 Thomas Taylor, Now- landshill ; 3 Bobort Taylor, Donside. Putting 22 lb ...

... view which was awarded the Society's silver medal, and a silver medal was also besioweil on Mr G. Ross, gardener to Mr D. M HardY of Cranford, for a very handsome table of plants. The nurserymen represented are Messrs Pben. Reid & Co., Messrs Cocker and ...

... Diary of Thomas Browu, Writer in Kirkwall, 1675-1693. Edited by A. Francis Steuart, advocate. (Kirkwall: William Peace, and .Sons,' Aber 'Street.)- Ihe' fol- iowing fragmentary diary, we are 'told, is aill that remains of a journal kept by Thomas Brown ...

... A Royal 1; Poet. The story, whichd is gracefully told, is of Aben- Abed, the last of the Moorish K~ings in Seville. Mr Thomas Raleigh, in writing of.a Some Quaker Biographies, succeeds in. investing with interest some of the earlier and a more quaint ...