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... — op returning it with OST on Monday on the N Road, between and Flatts of Gentle- man's Overcoat.—Reward on returning to Mr Jolly’s, Bay Horse. the 30th, a Silver (Jubilee Half- Crown) by way of Castle Street. ‘alk.— by returning it to 6 on Waterside ...
... Pingle. by a Thoroughbred Horse—1, Wm. Elliott, The Flatt—Swede 2 Gran Harlawhill ; 2, Andrew Armstrong, Gi Turnips—1, John T. Dodd 3 2, J. W. J. Pater hite Turnipe—1 and 2, John Elliot, The Flatt. (Confined to the District of the Society.) Coo Gen eel ...
... awarded the premier 'dace, having a specially pretty and attiactive appearance. The judges for the specialrizes were Mr Kerr, Flatts ; Mr Kilroy; and Mr M.Naught, Hallhill. Altogether, the proceedings were very successful, and this was due in a large measure ...
... The annual meeting of the members of this society was held in the Crown Hotel on Wednesday afternoon, when the following members of the society were present : Mesers.l, Elliot, Flatt, presidiog; L. Beattie, ‘loseknowe i T. Gasket', Blortholre ; Paterson ...
... Miss Rebecca Bell, Woodhouselees, £1 Cotta-erN Pig not exceeding 1 year old—4 competitors—best, John Armstrong, shepherd, Flatt. 30s; second, G-orge Donaldson, Newhaughholm, thir d, Andrew Sanders, Langholm, BUTTER. One Firkin made by Cottagers and S ...
... Exchequer, bat it is certainly bad for the taxpayer, and it ma: even be doubted whether it is really good in the long even for the Crown. pas and un} that tax is made so pedient is devived to evade it or wo reduce ite possible ex- uy, it it to the lowest limit ...
... carcase. each breds) to 4ls each Messrs Hastings 403 3d, Barncleuch ; erosses to 42s 6d, 2d, Flatts of Cargen ; 40s, caple : 33s, Ellerslie ; Cheviots Flatts of Cargen ; touined: Glencaple ; 332, to Sts 6d, of Cargen ; 30s 34, Burnside boges to 90s 9d ...
... Bourock ; half bred bogs (in wool) to 40s, to 308, Conbeath ; yn to 54s; ewes to 448; cross do., to Sin holm ; £16 7s and £16 7s Flatts of « 3 aus Hardthorn ; £13 1% town ; arene) + polled ks to £16 ize ant to Braco, 42 17s 64 and 212 7s 64, A: cow, 2s Gd; cross ...
... IIusbandman, in the parishes of Langholm, Canonbie, Ewes, Castleton, Eskdalemuir, and Westerkirk, L.1 10s Mr John Armstrong, Flatt. Second best do., 15s—Mr W. Urquhart, Langholm. BUTTER. For the best Firkin of Butter made by. Cottagers and Shepherds in these ...
... Calfpark 40s 9d (’alfiiaVk 0d Brownfield lambs to (id Flatts Tin’ wald lambs Od Flatts to 37s Flatts blackfaced to Oil Lncharthnr 3d Maxwelltown 24s Marchfleld field 22s 3d Under-the-Brae to 3ls Flatts Oil Lochartlmr Cd Aucheni-uirn 25s Kirkpatrick Hill ...
... tree at the march between Friday and Flatts of Cargen was struck by shattered into a thousand were over a radius of a el frum top to root. The fluid had passed the trank FARMERS AND THE TARFF was held in the Crown Hotel, op Monday, to consider what be ...