... Samuel Farqnhar, Echt House; 2, James Bowie, Devanha.; 3, Wim. Joss. 3 Petunias.-Arthur NI'Hardy, Richmond Hill. 3 C(ockscumbs.-Thonas 1Darlinig; 2. do. 6 Stocks.-Thomas Darling, Woodhill. 5o Ckerries.- 1, Alex. Smith, Pitfour: 2, Sam. Farquhar, Echt House; ...

... PIcnnes-.i Robert Farq~uhar, Fyvie 12 Hrdy erb2, .lh Wood 1-ogle ElIPhinstone. Newtond3 J3erbce'llis Ph0dIts N. Glennie; 2, Wmi. Hardy, Netn ,Aexander Collie.' 6 Colcolrie~, 0 otsiJames Mackintosh, 'Badenscoth; 12 eraiAein tols~iWM. Hkerdy. e , Robt. Fsrquhi ...

... Miss Singer, MIrs Strachan, Mrs Gordon, Mti'S Urquiart, Miss AL C. Bruce, Miss H. .J. Hardie, aMiss Ailar. dyce, Mrs Baxter, -Mrs Cirassick, Mhls Annie P. Hardie, Miss Matheson, Mis K. CGrassick, Airs Wriyht, Mliss Macrae, Miss A'nes IMacrae, Mrs Taylor ...

... Minto, Anndeld; Geraniums (distinct va- di rieties), Dbe.; Double Stocks (distinct varieties); Alex. Mille, Glen- tb ibogie; Hardy Herbaceous Plants, Alex. Milne Fueschias (distinct Fl varieties), F. Minto; Salvias (distinctvarietles), Alex. Milnse;Phloxes ...

... 1Hollyhocks-1 anrl 2 Thoma 1 Middleton. G(ladiolus-I Thomas Middleton, '2 l'obert M'Donald. Siurle sweetwilliatnm-Thomas 2 Mliddleton. Verbenai-1 and 2 ThOs. Middlcton. J Penstemons-Thomas Middleton. French mari- I golds, striped-1 Thomas ...

... Farquhar, from Echt; and H Hardie, from Newton-vvho gave the greatest satisfaction, awarded the honour of merit as follows:- PlROFESSeON-&L CLASS. Four Greenhouse Plants, I end 2 A Coumfort; 13 Rev W A Smith. I Six Hardy Herbaceous Plants, I A Milue ...

... failure of the intellect ual mechanism as an iuseparable accompaniment of its general efficiency. The only fault of Mr, Thomas Hardy's stoiy en- titled Fellow.Townsmene is its vague and un- satisfactory conclusion. Considering the fact that first the ...

... Howie, John Irvine, Robert A. S. Lauder, James M'Hardy, John W. M'Intosh, Roderick M'Kay, Archibald M'Kenzie, Frederick Mann, Thomas Masson, James Mitchell, Richard B. W. Pirie, Alexander Riddel, Thomas D. Sherritt, William F. Smyth, William Stephen, Sidney ...

... Judges-Messrs Thomas Milne, Sunnyside; Smith, Seedsman, Aberdeen; and Mackie, Castle-Fraser-after a very minute inspection, awarded the prizes as follows PRorESSIONAL CLASS. 3 Gera7iuma, in pots, varieties-i Johir Wood, Lngie 6 Single Stalks, hardy Flowering ...

... Deer 6 Carnations-1 James Davie: 121 Bank; 2 David Smith: 3 Jas. Robert Calder ' Davie I Pieotees-l James Davie: 2 Ro. ! Sir Thomas Burrett's prize -3 bert Calder: 3 Alex. lilne, Kinds lWall Frait.1 Win. Ilallogie 33arrony; 2 David Synith 3 6 Ribston Pippiss-M ...

... Savoys, Robert ConTnon. gardener, Old Ahordeen ; second best do., Thomas Robertson, gardener, .Hardgate; third best do., John floy, Junior., Aberdeen, For the best Greenhouse Plants, Thomas Darlinr, gardener, Woodbili. For the best ZFotics, John uilne, gardener ...

... ]l5th April, also at St Paul's, Knightsbridge S.W., to witness the nuptials of Mir Clarence Goff, son of the late Captain Thomas WVillian Goff, who was M.P. for County Rosconmon, I189-60; High Sheriff 1858, of Carrigle6, County Dublin, and Oakport, County ...