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... ia faid Court, infured by the faid Contributers, > ALBERT MONRO ARCHIBALD CARMiCHAEL. JOHN KENNEDY. lAMBS BAILLIE for Sir WIL. JOHNSTON. The Managers for the FRIENDLY CONT*!. BUTERS for Infurance againft Fire, do hereby give No- tice to all Perfons who ...
... i: . . tsrmoo The Superiority of the faids Lands (agocd Pu. £ w-her^f -hold Ward J which belonged to Sir William Meozies. ani was conveyed by Mr. Thomas Menzies of Lethem ''his ?? and Keir) to his Creditors and their Tru flees; is to'beer pofed to Roup ...
... above the Shops, prefently pofleft by Thomas Robertfon, at the Rent of X. 17 fterl. Item, The Second Storey, poflefs'd by Francis Fleming Barber, at the Rent or X. 11 fterl. Item. The 3d and 4th Storeys, fometime ?? by Sir James Fleming, and rentalled at X ...
... Manfionhoufe and Policy, may have more or lefs of the Eftate as they pleafe, but not under 7CGO Merks a-year And the Tutor of ' Sir Henry Nisbet of Dean, or the Per- fons commiffioned by him, are ready to treat and con- clude with Puichafers, either privately ...
... even and If might Line. , 1 Main of Cocks will be fought at Mrs. Hills's ' : •. ;.'cwcafti«, between Sir Edward Blacker, Bart, of «'. • Side, and Thomas Lambton, Efq} and Mr. Phi- jf 11,01 the other, for 10 Guineas a Battle, and 2do . s the odd Baltic. ...
... ADVERTISEMENTS. That a Decreet of Certification was pronounced last Session against the Creditors upon the Estate of Sir ALEXANDER COCKBURN of Langton, and tho' the same may be now extracted, yet that the Creditors may have full Time and Opportunity to ...
... Hands of Alexander Chrittie Writer in Edinburgh. Lately pub lif Jed here, Voeitzrum Sidtorum Mufie facra 5 or, Dr. ARTHUR JOHNSTON'S Latin Paraphrafe on DAVID's Pfalms, &o Subfcribers who have not as yet got their Copies aredefired to call for them foon ...
... laft decn Si. THOMAS MQNCMEFF of tbat Ilk having madeot their Debts in Trufl to David Maule Writer to ?? and A'exander Blair Writer in Edinburgh, a Summ- on the paffive Titles, proceeding o.i a General Charge] enter Heir, was raifrd againlt Sir William MonctidFai ...
... ADVERTISEMENTS. By Order of the Magiftrates of Edinburgh, jffHEkEAS upn Sunday the ? oth of January lafi, JOHN JOHNSTON imptifontd in thi Tolbooth of Edinburgh for Sheep ftealing, and JOHN DODS impri foned for coining of C-oU t did by breaking through ...
... Fulthorpe, William Hargrave, Thomas Hays, Tho. Harvey, John Hartley, Tho. Keighley, Sam. Lee. Wednesday 24. John Macknel, John Ratcliff, Donald Mac- kenzie, Barnabas Matthew, Hugh Roy, Thomas Park, Ro- bert Finsley, Thomas Turner of Walton, Peter Taylor ...
... Richard Brown do. Robert Taylor do..John Haitley do. Sept. 13..Tho. Warrington tr. not guilty Molineux Eaton tr & fd guilty Thomas Turner found guilty. Bp of Carl. Tho. Cappoch do. William Duncan pled guilty. Tho. Lawson do..Neil Maclaren fd not guilty ...
... The r gth Intl. Michael Dillord,. Thomas Harvey, Wil;i~tn Fiume, Milton, Hugh Roy, and . James Ancrali, were all found Guilty. John hrKenz:e, and John Davidfon retracted their former Plea, and pleaded Guilty, Thomas Collingwood, Edmond Bane, Robert Rufto; ...