... PEArY..—On Wssleseolay, in the Police Court, before Bailie Burns, three young hubs, named Robert Spier's, Peter Seism and Thomas Hardy, miliworkers, were found guilty of having committed a breach of the ; peace in Albert Street, and were owntenced to pay ...

... Births, Marriages, and De BIRTHS. At 47 Wood Street, flalashiels, on inst., the wife of James Hardie, railwa; man, of a danghter. At SO Scott Street s Galaelliehi, on Mat.. the mile of Robert Carrie Blake, • daughter. At 12 bale Street, (I•laahiels, on ...

... Church, of a daughter. MARRIAGES. At Mitchell's Close, Selkirk, on the 3n Henry M'lntyre, carter, to Helen Hardie At Hillhead. on the 3rd Thomas Bros n Scott, joiner, Aneriim, to youngest daughter of William Johnstone, I Hillkead. DEATHS. At floldeide ...

... 18$ Bailie Thomas Masser . 394 280 R. Joh. Waters, a 54107 Alexander Johaetee, weaver, 35.1 312 Adam Herbst-teen, Imit,lor,O9O OT Alexander Leadbet-te-r- .. lOD W. G. lingarth, Henry Riddle, .. Dickson .. .. .. 243 74 82 Dr Nteusiem, Thomas Failgrieve ...

... OrnithologicaL AT the Edinburgh Show on let and 2nd inst. Mr Thomas Hialop took 3rd prize for buff green hen, and Mr John Hardie 3rd for Scotch fancy ...

... Dickman; 4th J. Hardie. Piebald fancy yellow cock -Ist, A. Marshall; J. Hardie; 3rd. I Morrison k Beattie; 4th, O. Dickman. Buff , cock -Ist, R. & A. Ballantyne ; :hid, G. Dick' man ; 3rd, John Barr, Glasgow; 4th, W. Dick. Yellow hen --tat, Thomas Ernond; 2nd ...

... Thos. Emond, Selkirk. fluff Cock-1 Special; and 2, John Hardie. Galashiela ; 3. Adam Thonrion Edinburgh. Yellow Hen—John H u rdl e: Pete; Marshall, Selkirk ; William Turnbull, Hetrick, Buff Hen—Thomas Emend \Tinian' l'ringle. Galashiele; William Vickers ...

... Selkirk; 3. John Hardie, Galashiels ; 4, G. Scott, Haddingtom Buff Cock, clean-1, Vim Judge, Selkirk; 2, J. Hardie; 3. T. Emond. Yellow Hen, decked-1, J. Turnbull ; 2, T. Hislop, Galashiels ; 3, J. Hardie; 4, Wm. Judge. Buff Hen, clean-1, J. Hardie; 2, Wm. Reeve ...

... was elected to make the preliminary arrangements :—John Ballantyne, EN.; Messrs Robert M'Saught. J. Tait, George Hardie, John Lees, Thomas Welsh, Robert Tait, Win. M•Gregor, and David Kiddie. A rote of thanks to the chairman, the Rev. Mr Goldie, brought ...

... Lodge—pears. apples, plums, red cabbage, bouquet everlasting flowers (3) Thomas Govenlock, Carterhangh . . . . . —antirrhinums, single dahlias, dwarf asters. Wm. needle., Mill Haugh—hardy ferns, savoy, cauliflower, basket of vegetables, window-box of flowers ...

... Selling (has -1, John Piingle ; 2, Thonma D. Corns; 3, Thomas &05 5. Canwirs.-scotch limeys-Special prize, • silver medal for hest boil in Scotch Fancy classes-Wm. !birdie, Yellow cock-2, Win. Hardie, leakiabiels ; 3, Moriison et. Beattie, Langbolm. Buff ...

... RIADINGA. - A grand literary entertainment given in the Good Templar Hall last night by Mr Moffat, elocutionist, Glasgow. Mr Geo. Hardie, aceopied the Muir, and the varied consisted of pieces from the pine of gifted authors, winch were well recited and much ...