... of Kame3. Castle; Captain Black, of the Argyll and Bute Militia, ani Mrs. Black; Capt. Hoyle, Argyll and Bute Militia; Ths. Hardie, Esq.; Andrew Haig, Eiq.; Rev. Joha Fiddes, Kil. learn; Cap'tain H. M'Fie; R. Hamilton, Esq., and party; A. M.'Intosh, REq ...

... apikes hollyhocks (varieties)-lst, T'homas WValker; 2d, Eben. Dndgoon.I ' Six Clt roses (varieties)-lst, Wil iam Boyd; ?d, Hlugh Maitlaud; '3d, WilLiam Chrysatil, gardener to W -Whbite, iEsq., Bankhead. - . iix hardy herbeceous bv'rder' flowers' (veristies)- ...

... tsoikeso if each : Johis Kerr. Six hoot varieties Astero, two flowers of achol: lot, 39 Geoerge Watt ; 2d, Davidl Davidsoon; 8d, Th~omas Baird, gardlener, *ShIwnubmrn. Six lmestvarietieo African Slarigoldo: tot, George Watt;C2,I Jhmn Kerr; 3d, MAtnthewr UKinly ...

... Hlothouns Plants, in flower end in pet3: set, IT William Gow, Roseball; 2d, Thomas Carsewell, Drumnpeller; 3d, John Grant, Whifflet. For the 2 best varieties Cope Hleaths, in pots: let, Thomas Carse- tl well, Drumnpeller; 2d, William GowV. For the 3 best varieties ...

... distinct varieties-let, Thomas Hogg; 2d, James Clotworthy. Six triuses hardy rhododendrons, dis- tinct varieties - Ist, James Eachanan; 2d, Hugh IlMiller. Collection of vegetables in :aeos5n, 8 distinct eariedes-1st, Thomas Hogg; 2d, James Heron. OOPPN ...

... cup addted by Mr David Jardine Jardine. 'Winner u eUrP £diO6 e-'scond -; thirdl, and forh, £5 each four dogs, £4U eab. Mr H. Hardy's Heirloom ?? Cunningham's Carnimel e Bob e Sir T.-Brocklebank's Bar Gold agst Mr H. Srcklebsank e Bold Stroke Mr Pilkiut'n ...

... P. Dunman, Amos Dyson, J, P. Elton, E. S. Evans, J. Evans, W. Fuller C, G . Graham, W. H. Groves, G. Hack, J. Haigh, W. K. Hardy, ?? B. BIarrowill, J. S. Hill S T. House, H. Hughes, R. G. Hunter, ?? TV. Johiustone, John Judge, ?? J. Kent, J. Kirk (c), ...

... 15chool; 2d, Johnv Harcie; 3d, Wma. t eill. Andersoone Gardena. Port-Gsgrow. African mnarigolds. a3 lemon and lorcage-Ist. John Hardie;: d Geo. Robert~sotn;. 3d, Thoa 11ay' 11-d nonsese. Co byirth. 9etea-lst. Al-n dCampbell; 2d, Gm., Kane; 3d, Geo. iloberten ...

... -letThomas Walker; 2d, -William Boyd., spikes hollyhooke varietioe-let, Thoma alker; 3 2d, Wn. Boyd., ix out roses Varieties-let, Wm. Chryatal. :2d,5Wm. Boyd * 1rm Carr, Six hardy herbpceousggenera-let Sames Walker,, amateur, 2 Rxltherglo'; 2dWin. 513yd; ...

... and all of that description changed hands readily at high ?? Herald. Accident fro07 Moss Burning.-A short time ago as nr. Thomas Weddell, farmer, East Crooks, parish of Houtmon, was burning a quantity of moss oin his farm, for the purpose of making it ...

... A. -jjryrt fe.aiD vanietise-Ist, Thomas A, bfl WhTbnVitefurd, gardener to J. Gemu- rferns. ?? Kirk. ,Lcn1lrasS varieties, three trusses each-A. ?? lteer3-J. Paton, Partick. ) t Rr~ot IsFathan six Varieties-15t, Thomas set, Ad, J hu i.rely, gardener to ...

... friends handed in six separate papers, none of which calls for any particular comment; but one of the four deposited on Mr Heir Hardie's behalf contained the name of Mr Arthur Priest- man, a Bradford spinner, whose brother, Mr H. B. Priestesan, is chairman ...