... Shields; I. R. Knox, Jedhargh. Ittanding Hop-zitep-and Leap-I, Thomas ; 2, Young, Hawick, Ituuning Hop-Step Leay-1, R. Knox, .10.11ourgli ; 2, George Ferguson. Running Lein -I, Lamont; 2, R. Knox. Hardie Rice, 300 yeasie-1, Hinale ; 2, Lamest; 3, G. Waleb. Hareliaap ...

... tlattle Market, Edinburgh. Durkin., alture ow (10 David Hardie, Medi. ; WUUMI Ituthenduor, Abenlorn ; 3d, Thomas Stirling. Itorkii, docket. of (Hi 09rlaa)-14, Mina Rain, 0i,0,0 bI, David Hardie, Sart& ; 3d, Andrtur Howarth, Corbin (11 atad Silver Cup ...

... CAN —Yellow Cock—John Hardie, Oalashiels; Win Benilson, Jedburgh. Yellow hen—Wm. Renilson. Wm. Vickers, Dalkeith. Buff cock —James Carson, Dalkeith; Win. Vickers. Buff hen James Carson, Robert Craik. CA ?I - Yellow Cock -John Hardie, Adam Muir, Dalkeith ...

... Wes for the half • amounted to OA% 121. yielding a pro& ! of £77, 10a bd., which give a dividend of pound as purchases. Mr Hardie was re-elected presideut *WIWI. —The meeting 44 this co-operative company was held in Riddell'. Room but night. The report ...

... Harvey; 2. Thomas Litster. 2 Petunias, d.v. (4 stands)-1, John Sword; 2, John Beattie; 3, Alex. Leadbetter. Hand Bouquet of Flowers (6 stands)-1, Thomas Inglis; 2, James Frier; 3, A. Harvey. 6 Ranunculuses, d.v. (4 stands)-1 and 2, Thomas Brownlee; 3 ...

... Keddie, Heatberfie. Three Hardy Wetter Plante—l. Andrew Itrown, Io.bII;2. Junes Mitchell. Bridge ; 3. He g 6 kl'Morrart Ettrick Bridge. Swertedlierne I, Wlln Ked• die 2, Junes ; 3, Junes &Witte, lull Mimes (.lo g lo I, Worn ; 3, Thomas ; 3. James I. 11.mhilI ...

... highly e.0.m.-led, John 114.1.. 1,0., Hall mark Kendal: Yd. Z. H. Here, 11, Menem Todd, titioderbod ; highly commended- Band Hardie, Klneam, ; ; . Leow, Boolamt, Foarbtou. An, nar“-lo of Gov 113 -14, ,lobo 10 Mom ; 11, 11.5- ' .45.0 & Woodfield, am. Bewnlat ...

... II in. 150 yards handicap (19 =tria)-Ist beat, Andrew Kerr, 14 yard. start; 2nd but, William Prle, 9 yard.; 3rd heat, June. Hardie, 13 ya ; 4th heat, Andrew Waddell, 8 yards ; 361. beat, John Fairgrieve, IS yard.; final beet-1, W. Pringle; 2, A. Kerr; 3 ...

... parties. It has not been ascertained what was the nature of the settlement. }IAWICK. ASSAULT.—At the Police Court on Monday, Thomas Hardie stockiuginaker, for assaulting hi s wife by striking' her with the tongs on the head, inflicting a wound about no hich ...

... at each. The following are a few of the highest scores: — Private David Watson, Private Peter Scott, Private John Hardy, Bugler Wation, Sergeant Kearne, Corporal 8r0die. . Corporal Lindsay, Private Richardson, Private George Dickson ...

... West Lodge. on the 29th ult.. Robert labourer, aged 77 years. At Sesedisengh, on the Bth inst., Thomas Moffat, years. Al ffisaMatidtall, on the lit mat., Thomas Middleon SO dud inst., David, an aged It months. At Belneiffe Melrose, on the 31st ult., Helen ...

... Milfor d, Esq., of Palace Carib its Terrace. Kett•ingt..n. At ision street. Buffalo. L'S,, on the CO I inst., by the 11. W. Thomas Morley, Lizile 11., only divigliter Anilrew Broad, At TIIIVIT City, I). T., V. S., jet , .oi llte 3d inst., Wilibtin Jaiw•s ...