... AND CLA_CKMANNANSHIRE No. 420. IDUCATIOII. 14 BEDFORD PLACE, ALLOA. rrHE MISSES HARDIE Re-Ope n their HAA- the Board mid of Teen( Ladies, MO'DAS, 3d September. Neat week will p abl»hed, in Bvo., with o►wnewlwl price le. THE GREAT ROYAL SCOTTISH TEER REVIEW ...

... stock had reached the height of perfection, he deliberately and confidently said they had lost a good deal of their valuable hardy character during the last quarter of a century, and he had no doubt whatever that a strong dash of Leicester blood had gut ...

... Enlisted men, and made three non-conintissioned .))leers. The major is acting-adjutant in Messina ; he I. the perfeetion of a hardy soldier, living mt hi. rations, and sleeping on the ground from clsoiee. There are a fee , other English then. The private ...

... remaining fifteen miles are on the property of the Esrl of Sesfield. claim now made would b«»e the approval of all Thomas Stilling, hatter} Thomas M‘Kay, weaver; Asters (Quilled); W. Spenee: Brotherston. Mr Thomson. Best splices « noimrocas 10 mot, (Cb««.) ...

... grocer. White Inch Charles Weldie, Shamrock Street Glasgow Thomas Bussell, inspector of Poor, Clackmannan Thomas Handle, Abercairney, Crieff D. Dick, flu writer’s office) Shield’s Bead, Glasgow Thomas Shiells, Edinburgh ! ...

... Waverly Bridge Station, Thomas Fillie, a clerk, who was leaning on the door of one of the carriages, bidding an affectionate adien to one of tbe passengers— '* and often took leave, yet seemed loath to depart ’’—wasfool hardy enough to start with the ...

... and on I the pretence that h«d ride Bannockburn to I meet some queys, the property W, Gordon, ob- I talned a saddle from Thomas Hardie, Hill of Kin- I naird, which he appropriated to his own oses and 1 purposes. The prisoner pleaded guilty the minor I charge ...

... Cambridge University ; (' Young. Ist Loudon. Winner. of prizes:—Sergestol Illardiug. 7th West York : Wlthrahani. 13th Stafford ; Hardy, 13th ; ; illendrie, 7th Ayrshire; Keisuke. lAA bliddlones. Atomize* the enrimo wen. Wfirryw, ; ; Major Meer, Stirling; ...

... liriaal Mare far Agricultural It is but justice to state that tlw dinner was Ist, .trrh.l. Leda. , ; 2d, William screed up in Mr Thomas', usual goad style. Menzies AVON %I. AT eAIIiNEYIIII.L. A soiree was held in Cairneyhill (*hurt h nn \llmelay inglit. to celebrate ...

... the birth'M Alexander Laurence Brace, their eon, the father the petitioaerjfrom the ngisten in Edinburgh and Clackmannan. Mr Hardy.a record agentsaid that since the lest hearing he had been Edinburgh and had searched, the part . the claimant, the jew?* “’•‘W ...

... Methven, John M‘Nejl. First Prize* —James Methven, -15 s Second do., —John M*Neil, - - 7s 6d 19. Hurdle Race. (200 Yards—B Hardies the 100, 3 Feet Uigh.) Competitors—John Watson. Duncan Ferguson, Wm. Ken tie, P. Barret, John M‘Neil. First Prize, —William ...

... Devon. Best Scarlet. 11l pot—J. Itaiantry. Br.t 4 Malone+, sot ti--lat, Hobert Bennett; 24, Dr Itrotlacraton. Best 6 rt rto. hardy Int, Dr Brut ; 4 Ilerbaseun• Plants, spikes—Mr Wylie, Parkhiud. Best 4 Verbenas, sorts, spikes-Ist, H. Borthtsieb; 24, Jelin ...