... FLOWERS. 6 Panaiea—Mrs Ta>lor 6 Fancy do —R. B. Beveridge ;Mm Taylor Carnations —Thomas Beveridge , Mrs Taylor 4 Hardy Herbaceous Plants—T. Beveridge ; Mrs T. M. Tod *' 6 Hardy Annuals—T. Beveridge ; Mrs T, M. Tod 4 China Asters—T. Beveridge ; A Camming 3 ...

... The result of the Elit?.' Manager -31 r Charles Duncan To-night and Saturday po.itively the last two performances of the Thomas Hardy's 3 act Dnuna— Tames CREED —Esisode 4 Monday, Tuesday, nod 'Wednesday, THE CUP Or CHANCE'• v r x p r n:is e of ...

... AMATEUR& MOWERS. Best 8 Fancy Pansies—Mrs Flockhart. „ 2 Carnations—Mr Thomas Steadman ; Mr A. Cumming. „ 3 Hardy Hecbsoeous Plants--Mr Monism Beveridge; Dr Munro. „ 4 Hardy Annuals—Mr Thomas Beveridge ; Mr Witham Beverld.;e. „ 2 China Asters—Mr Thorny Steelman ...

... Hamilton, Hardy. Lae me Hardy. And Hardy knelt down and Aimed cheat. Now lam atiadiad. Thank (b d, 1 have dces my duty. Rudy, who had stood watching him awhile, kodt spin sad kissed his forehead. Who is that 1 It is Hardy. God bless yon, ...

... officebearers for the ensuing term:—Past Chief Ruler, Bro. JBB. Neve) , ; Chief Ruler, Bro. Thomas Mitchell; Deputy Ruler, Bro. R. Miller : Secretary, Bro. Jaa. Hardie, High Street, Kinross ; Assistant Secretary, Bro. D. Meldrum ; Treasurer, Bro. Wm. Milne: ...

... William, do do Bell, Miss Blackwood, William saddler Buchan, Sergeant Bell, Thomas winter Bethune, John baker Blackwood, NVilliam manufacturer Brown, William tanner Brown, Thomas do Bethune William, Jr. Hayfield Bethune William, senr. Si,. Officer Beveridge ...

... One-year-old Quay—W. B. Constable ; Thomas Stobie ; James Beveridge. 14 QUIT CALF—Robert Glass; Thomas Stable. lb Pair of best CALY as—James Tod ; Robert Glass. 10 Five Two-year-old BToYs or Quart —Charles Stein ; George Hardie ; James Tod ; George Tod. 17 COCK ...

... Wemyssfield, Kirkcaldy, on the 29th ult., by the Rev. Walter Muckersie, Glasgow, and the Rev. William Milne Kirkcaldy, James Hardy, mining engineer, Treesbank, Whit burn, to Maggie, youngest daughter of John Muckersie, senior. Deatas. On the 25th of March ...

... Miners' Association, boa sent letters to Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman, Mr H. H. Asquith, Mr Thomas Shaw, Mr John D. Hope, Mr Enoch Edwards, and Mr Keir Hardie regarding the Workmen's Compensation Bill. The letter to Mr Shaw is in the following terms ...

... West !Starkly for roses ; Dr Oswald for China asters and hardy annuals • Mrs Bogie for carnations ; Mr It. B. Beveridge for French marigolds, ten-week stocks, and gladioli ; Mr Wm. Dow for hardy herbaceous spikes ; Mr Alex. Lowe, jun., for penstemoos ; ...

... general satisfaction. Subjoined is the prizedist FLOWER..—Calceolaria (in pot)-1, James Hall ; 2, Maggie J. Bever' Ige. 4 Spikes Hardy Herbaceous Plants-1, J. Hall; 2, Maggie J. Beveridge Double Geranium (in pot)-1, David Wright ; 2, Jessie Hall. 4 annuals-1 ...

... 3 varieties—l Thomas Christie, 2 John ,Hutt, 3 David Millar. 6 dahlias, cactus, various --1 A. Graham, 2 A. Fowles. 6 dahlias, pompon-1 James Auderson, 2 Thomas Christie, 3 It. Curtis. 4 scabious-1 John H utt, 2 James Anderson, 3 Thomas Christie. 4 asters ...