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... Samuel Bennie. Six rarities double stocks-Ist, William Webster ; 2nd, John Campbell ; 3rd, William Flannigan. Six societies hardy herbaceous plants, 1 spike of each —let, John Murray; 2nd, Hugh Boyd; 3rd, John Forrest. Six varieties phloxes, 1 spike of ...
... consisted chiefly of cattle and small stock and cotton. The trade was conducted almost entirely with the Denial& island of St Thomas. The rate of wages was 16s 8d per month for domestic service, la 3d a day for predial service, 3. a day for trades. The greater ...
... eldest daughter of Mr lieorge Hardie, Willisnuo , urgh. At Carria.:ehill, Paisley, on the 12th inst., by the Rev. Mr Martin, of the High Church, Mr John Taylor, farmer, Moss-side, to Agnes, second daughter of Mr Thomas Lawson, farmer there. At Riderslie ...
... also thanked the teachers for the handbill: gift. During the evening various songs and recitation, were given by Mimes E. Hardie, J. Chapman, M. Craw - fent, :and S. Young ; Messrs J. Dunlop tchairmant; P. Morris, T. Clark, W. Itenfrew, W. Wingate, J ...
... l• t's the matter with .ning,' exclaimed an the other day. know it don t want it in the basin ever e Brighton Flower orne Hardy, a new rose and a cherry.' great many Wags y—small pumpkins , who was rearing a all-fours to imitate the old man by the areatal ...
... C. BOWL John B. Watt. Latin.—Boya—John Dock. Andrew Gibson, George S. Hamilton C. Milne. Thomas Nelson. Greek —Boys—John Dock. John A. Graham, James Hair. Thomas Nelson. John R. Tannabill, Robert Wilson. French.—Girls —Margaret T. Blair. Mabel K. Walker ...
... called to protest against the regulation. The meeting appointed a deputation to wait on Mr Hardy; and the interview resulted in averting the threatened strike—Mr Hardy engaging to have a clause introduced into a bill now before the House of Lords to give ...
... wounding her with a clasp•knife, while he was intoxicated. Ma CHABLIS HARDY, second son of the late Mr John Hardy, M.P. for Bradford, and brother to Mr John Hardy, M.P., and Mr Gathorue Hardy , M .P., died on Saturday evening, at his residence, Chilham Castle ...
... 2nd. George Dingwall, gardener, °trig-iv:l Ts° best Saiois-Ist, Thomas Hartrie; 2nd William Galbraith. Fifty best Pods Peas—lat, D. Duncan; 2nd, R. Wilson Two best Red Cabbages —lst, Thomas Murtha; 2nd, J. Debbie, Renfrew. Three best Beet Root—lot, George ...
... Double Stocks, 8 Varieties-1, Mr Robert Anderson; 2, Mr Arthur Maxwell. 6 Hardy Herbaceous (Genera)-1, Mr Ilugh Dewar, gardener to Captain Stirling, Glentyan; 3, Mr Joust 6 Hardy Annuals (Genera)-1, Mr Arthur Maxwell ;2, Mr Jsmes Murray. 12 Ruses, cut ...
... , John Kidd, gardener, Langbank; 2, William Younger, gardener, Capelrig. Faschiss-1, Wm. Younger ; 2, John Kidd. Roses-1, Thomas Dalgliab, gardener, Nether Plain; 2, John Kidd. tiladiolus-1, Win. Younger; 2, J. Kidd. Balsams-Wm. Younger. Cocks:limbo-Wm ...
... Dillies ; 3, Thomas Bell ; 4 and highly commended, James Raeside ; very highly commended, James Lorimer. Brahma Hen, colour 2, H. Wilkinson ; 3 end very highly commended, James Raexide ; 4, William Holmes ; 6, James Lorimer ; highly commended, Thomas Bell ; ...