... o'clwk V 3HlE FSTATTE oWEST-THORN, consistiig o Il-sheet 1 15 ' otsteh Acres, lyinsg in tile Basrony PariSh ,fGlasgoui, maid N~ tire.ot L~anark. and right of 91thnon1 .Fhin inthe Clyd. To ether withte Whole ftUC andlier Bu~ildirngs, Coa T -awk i, ...

... laid out in tne neatest mar a r. A Conu i of Offices I is already built on a handsome plan, coistsaning a Dwelling : 'of Parlour, two Bed-roolies, Btd-cleost and Kitchen, Stable I of thrce Stalls, Cow-house, &c. ?? well of eseellelit Water Proierty affords ...

... presence of Majesty; at another time he tipped a wink to Mrs Quasia the brewer's wife who gaped and laughed at him from her parlour window, and jocosely asked after his health, by the familiar name of Quintin Heeltap. His charger, was passable enough poor ...

... four more outside in the lawn. They lit two candles, and strewed hay on the stairs. One fellow With a candle, went to the maid servants, and cautioned them, upon pain of death, not to stir from their beds. Three entered the Major's room, after breaking ...

... None ever felt so fell; ever knew such racking woes As I at— Fare thee well. There was a time I lov'd to gaze Upon a lovely maid; I lov'd her, and I spun my lays Simple and unarrayed. .A virgin she, to whom is given Mild loveliness and grace; And he whose ...

... been-practising at a mark .a jwith duelling pistols. In the evening, Mr. Harvey rez took up one of the pistols in Capt. Greer's parlour, of for tihe purpose of shaking the powder out of the pan, -I iln doing which it went off and unhappily the ball Sia jintered ...

... hearts' ease, London pride, maidain mists, and . forget me nots, when he tumbled off the chair into the dingy parlour, shoulder forward, as if aiming at the diagonal of the apartment, and mouthed or growled out, If I had known there had been ...

... JLOVE STREET of PAISLEY, lately possessed chen by John Caldwveli, lMlanufacturer. Sai Tire Holuse consists of Dining-reoio, Parlour, two Bed- Th rooms and Kitchen, well finished and in good order, to new, which is attached a commodious Washing-house; and ...

... Crapes, several hundred yards G bestand Bobbin Laces, and Qaillings, rich Veils, lii - ilk Shaw~ls and Plaids, Moreens, Pelisae maid G a°c's Biffs, Tippets, &c. &c. ini l ?? 11 o'clock. 51 a ' Jla0 LAMOND & CO., Auctioneers. r I3d Aril, 1826. - - , HOUSEHOLD ...

... moderate.; TO LjET,, o-GING on Sauchiel'ill Road, itnumediately op- [A posite Kensington Place, consisting of Diding-room, Parlour, three Bed-ioomns, Middle Closet and Water Clo- set, in the low flat; Kitchen, Laundry, several Closets, Wine Cellar and Coal ...

... No. 142, NORTH T SIDE of GEORGE STREET, lately occupied by the deceased Miss liarvie Morris, consisting of Dining Room, Parlour, two Bed Rooms, Kitchen, Closets, and other conveniences, genteelly furnished, and within a few minutes' walk of the College ...

... Glasgosw 21st Dectemher; 126. REGULAR CONVIEYANCE , . TO. TIOlRERIfOIUY ,V FOIT- ^sULLI.Al, BY TH1E MAID OFk1-,MORVEN SAFETY STEAM. BOAT. f ~ ~ ~rI~E MAID 01F MOaVkX vi ,STEAMB.1 41 I, Captain D. ii sATHESON, built to 1fY in concert with the HG11SLAS.DFr ...