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... tiles. CALEDONIAN CANAL SHIPPING LIST. July. 8, Avenger, (yt.) Dr Maclean, Easteoast,Westcosst ; Industry, Macgregor, Foulis, Muirtown; Macgregor, Pete•lvead, Mu.. town; Janet, Fraser, Westeoast, Muirtown; Cl,pper, Johnstone, Sunderland, Aberelialder; ...
... INVERNESS SHIPPING LIST. INW•IDL 23, - Oracle, Mather, Southampton, bark; Eleanor, Griffiths, Dundee, coals; Isabella, Stewart, Kirkcaldy, coals; Criterion, Owing, Caruarvon, slates; Jane and Margaret, Munro, Sunderland, coals. 25, Catherine, Fife, Sunderland ...
... 1 July 28, Louisa, Chivas, Newcastle, coals. 31, Jannet, Fraser, Ballachulish, .late.; Oak, Macgregor, Newcsuitle, coals. Aug. 1, Malloy, Young, Sunderland, coals; Mary Maeda. nald, Murchison, Hartlepool, coals; Midge, Monogoo, Newcastle, coal.; Elisabeth ...
... l>ought blackfaced lambs from Mull at Gleuforslan wedders, 235. Mr Macintyre, Gleneo, sold his Cheviot lambs 12s. f»d. Mr Mather, Driinintoran, bought cross and Cheviot lambs at 12s. Mr Oliver Barr sold his ewes at 21s. The advance sheep upon last year ...
... years and a-half—previous to trial. The second case is that outrage committed by Austrian officers on a British subject. Mr Mather, son of gentleman resident in Westminster, while a visit at Florence, Was wantonly attacked by two officers in arms, was cut ...
... itt,rarriam, 110 tats. BIRTIf S. At the Post-Offiee, Fort-Augustus, on the 29th ult., Mrs Macgregor, of. son. At Balronie of Inshes, on the 21st ult., Mrs Mather, of a daughter. At Upper Berkeley Street, London, on the 18th ult., Mrs Edmund Bitten, of ...
... JA. ROBERTSON, Manager. For the WESTERN BANK OF SCOTLAND, JOHN TAYLOR, Manager. For the CLYDESDALE BANKING COMPANY, ALEX. MATHER, Secretary. For the EDINBURGH AND GLABGOW BANK, CHAB. AS. KERR, Secretary. For the CITY OF GLABGOW BANK, ROB. BALMOND, Manager ...
... reveuue. With respect to the particular case pointed out by his honourable and leartn d friend the member for Newark, he (Mr Macgregor) believed that Government might, with great safety, make an advance upon that undertaking. He believed that the passenger ...
... continuance by means agreeable on the eve of election. The ultimate vote is not unlikely to be in favour of the inquiry. Mr Mather's case has given occasion to some hard hitting in the Lords, and the opinion is general and strong, that Lord Malmesbury's ...
... matters as posture, arrange. ment of services, &c. The only other noticeable thing in the debate was the maiden speech of Mr Macgregor of Barry, who had evidently crammed well for the occasion, and who—brimful of the subject himself—expressed his overwhelming ...
... Gordon, merchant; Cumming, merchant; and Grant, accountant, Grantown; Mr Fraaer, Achernack; Mr Gordon, Balintomb; Mr G. Macgregor, Balmenach, &c. Kingussie, 21st Oetober 1851—The public meeting of the inhabitants of Badenoch, called for the purpose of ...
... East Lothian with Mr Charteris But it seems that, of the two members for Glasgow, Mr Hastie will be retained, whilet Mr Macgregor must walk. Mr Denuistoun, Sir James Campbell, Lord Duncan, Mr Macaulay and Mr Frederick Peel have all been named to fill ...