... the LAW of SCOTLAND, la - by MACALLAN, large 8vo, 18s. ay 5. BU}RTON'S MANUAL of the LAW of: SCOTLAND,,2 nm vols., 20S. 4 1 * 6.. The ASCOTTISH USTICE'S 'MAlUp, with an Ap- :- : peudix of Forms, &c., by WiLLIAM ABLAIR, Esq., 16g. 7. BARCLAY'S LAW of HIGHWAYS ...

... debt act excludes the power of review .-Inverness Courier. THE LAW OF HYPOTHEC. Tite following, is a copy of the bill, which is designated An act for the removal of ob- Structiolis in the corn trade of that part of the United Kingdom called Scotland: ...

... William, do. merchant Langley, John, Stafford l'oad, Wolverhamp. ton, merchant Law, James, Mill of Lairney, farmer Law, James. Ithy ie, carrier Law, Isabella, Peterhead Law, Margaret, Abericen Laurence, Charles, Peterhead, merchant Laurence, James, Lint ...

... Blackball, Chemist. FonFAn-Wm. Law. Chemist. MoNrnosE-Niddrie & Somervile,Chemists. DUNDEE-D. Russell, Chemist. PETEPREAD-J. Lunsden, Chemist. Of whom also may be had P. N ESBERG'S CORN and BUNION EXTERMINATOR. CORNS AND BUNIONs.-Relief and Cure without ...

... rates o)f utos authurisod to be tsken under expiring Acts of Parliament. ?? LAWS. Mr D'hsraeli moved for a committee of the whole Honse to consider such at revision of' the Poor Laws of the United Kingdom as may mitigate the distress of the agricultural classes ...

... awarded the pri es to the following competitors:-- c I Dancan Fyfe, son-in-law to Mr Mellis, Gairn 2 John Catto, son of Mr John Catto, Cadgerford. 3Francis Moir, brother-in-law to William Gammie, F ggietown t John Black, Blacktop, (merit) 4 Alexander Glegg ...

... FORESTS, WAlt OFFICE, POST-OFFICE. ROYAL MINT, ANDla Yn The COURT ?? COUNTY COURTS, ALSO, For OFFICE RS uinderthe.lP'()OOR LAW COMMISSION, SAVINGS' BANKCS. FRIENDLY sociFrIES, LOAN SOCIErIES. GOVERNMENt' ANNUITY SOCIE- TIES, and BENEFTlT BUILDING SOCIETIES ...

... soon arise. Landlords can assist their tenants in a far more substantial form than by telling them that the repeal of the Corn Laws has brought on all the present dis. tress. This is sympathy, no doubt, of one sort-and the affirmation may be true, in a ...

... we should lose sight of this contractl I think they are net. It was of the utmost itmportance both for thle interests of the Corn- pany and the publici-for this Nii-g contract formed thfe key to thle whole line-that the operations contracted for by Shanks ...

... the plants by horse and hand hoeing. Before- Tulls time, it was the common practiice to crop lantd annually, so long as the corn kept the mastery of the weeds and natural ge-asses, when it was allowed to rest for a whil, and pasulred. Tll's system had ...

... Blackball, Chemist. -d ,s FORF&R-Wn. Law,, Chemist. . 7soNTrS~cSOSE-irle ~& Sonservile, Chemists. DisNga-D. 0;Russell,, Chmitl PETF.IIIB4tlb-J. Lumsden, Chemist. o Of whomn also may liehWav- P.N EISBERG.'g -CORN aid h : . .- -. BUNION-EXTEKAMINATORC ...

... precedents with re- spect to the admission of Jews to take the oaths required by the law upon the Old instead of. the New Testament, and also to inquire by, what law it was that Joseph' Pease, Beg., was pemtted to make an affirmation, instead'of takin ...