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... his communication forwarding the suggestions the meeting of Procurators on the Sheriff Court Bill:— 1 New Spring Gardens, London, June 10,1861. Siß,—lam desired by the Lord Advocate acknowledge the receipt of your letter, and to thank you for your ...
... of the recent meeting of Procurators on the Sheriff Court Bill, in the following terms :— 1 New Street, Spring Gardens, London, June 10, 1861. Sir,—l am desired by the Lord-Advocate to acknowledge the receipt of your letter, and to thank you for ...
... communica- tion forwarding the suggestions of the meeting of Procurators on the Sheriff Court Bill : — ** 1 New Spring Gardens, London, June 10, 1861. ?? Slß,— lam desired by the Lord Advocate to acknow- ledge the receipt of your letter, and to thank you for ...
... of the recent meetiug of Procurators on th c Sheriff Court Bill, in the following terms :— 1 New Street, Spring Gardens, London, June 10, 1861. Sir,—l am desired by the Lord-Advocate to knowdedge the receipt of your letter, and to than* you for your ...
... KmCAanisE to ToHarnuait. Quantities of Work will be IWrnisbed. Apply to Hr Waliacb, Gardener, Dannimarle by CulroM. Offers to be received till Ist July. Dnnnimarle Garden, 10th June, 1861. ...
... suggestions of the recent meeting of Procurators on the Sheriff Court Bill, in the following terms : 1 New Street, Spring Gardens, “London, June 10, 18G1. “Sib, —I am desired by the Lord-Advocate to acknowledge the receipt of your letter, and to thank you for ...
... such happen to be sent me. In haste, I rim Sir, your obedient servant, Cheyne-row, Chelsea, June 30. Cason..: The Bishop of London in Covent-garden afternoon, June 30, in cremes. queuesMarkel—On f an elient which had been previously mute, that the Bishop ...
... theft of a silver watch, watch case, and guardchain, from the house at the Strips of Craigie occupied by Mr Keillor, gardener, the June ; or with having resetted and received the same, knowing them stolen. He pled not guilty. The Fiscal said that no one ...
... -*-V-R. above, Aaction. in the Olaagow Sale Oordßß Street. To-Day (Momlay) and To-Morrow (Tuesday X .Y«d Glh June, at Twelve o clock. Garden Street. June. 16^2. Pwprrtirt fat jfalt. HOUSES & GROUND IK COWLAIWS ROAD, SPRING ALE. To Sold, Public Roup, within ...
... COTTON FASNE. ' We extract the following from Burnt's Moonthly 00kal Circrulr and Commercial Glance, dated 1 Spring Garden Manchester, June 30,1862:- 4I Ibeg leave to call your attention to the following facts rebtive to the cotton trade. The position ...
... stli February, 1861. In these circumstances, the case dearly falls under the rule laid down in the recent case of M Bey Gardener, 22d June, 1858, and the pursuer deprived of remedy under his warranty by his neglec. ini not placing the animal under neutral ...
... of Gardening. Gleaniags of the Month. The Genus Laths. Leschenaultia Violates.. The Metropolitan Exhibitions. The Structure of Plants. nines in Botany, Review—The Rose Garden. A Plea for the' parrow—la it just! The Editor of the Scottish Gardener is assisted ...