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... with a irpnso of £12,000 per annum, wyhich in 1819 was increased to ~d FOm the period of his return to Fngland the Doles of Corn berland took an active part is public affatirs, and was a atr~iiu- isoeaduncompromising opponent of the Roman Clatholicelaims ...
... the table, curi b ues vivacity ofm nneeas such as to call forth a con-vn gratulatarY remtark] from his Son and rlatighter-in-law,' H1is tier Grace retired to rTest on Mon1day nlight shortlyv after tenl o'clock-. lutle it had been customary foi' thel, Duke's ...
... of Abernethy by hismarriage with Margaret, daughter of Simon FraserF Esq., of London, one of the Directors of the East India Corn. pany. Born on the 22d April, 17S5j he entered the army at the age of seventeen. H1Iis commission as Ensign in the 91st Ftoot ...
... At Battle, on the 10th inet., by the Rev. Lndovick William t G(-rant, minister of Boyndis, GSEOROE D. MITCHELL; Esq., New f Corn Exchange, London, to JESSIE, second daughter of Andrew P Lougmnore, Esq. of Linksficld. L Deaths. ar Here, on the 7th inst ...
... larege. we observe that Mr James Duff, M.P,, presented. to the (i ffeuse of Conmon~s, on Friday- last, a petition from the Corn- vs missioners of SnpptV and Landholders of B3anffshiro against the a Lord Advocate's Education Bill. di( it The Treasurer ...
... Beauly, on the 13th inst., COLIN. MACrENzIE, Eeq., shipowner, ElIgin, to SARAH, eldest daughter of Jolsn, M'- exci Lennan, Esq., corn factor and shipowner, Beauily.. the On Saturday the 22d instant, at the Parish Church, Preseot, was by thle Rea'. J. N. Sampson ...
... of Commi3sionersand selecting brethren to preside atOrdina- I tions, &c.; and it was remitted to the Clerks to draw up by- E laws in accordance with former resolutiolls of Presbytery on this 9 point.-Mr M1acphail, accorling to notice, directed attention ...
... 'Mr DAVID DUPE, farmer and distiller, Pstlochry at 24, High Street, Wppipg, on 15th August, of Asiatic Cholera, DE WILLTAII LAWs, aged 3{ years-mch aand, justly retti,- At 17, Rutland Square, Edinburgh, on the 23d instant, the Right HEon. the Countess ...
... of a son. In li At Liverpool, on the 13th inst., the widow of the late Rev. fessi JOSEPH TIORBURN, of Inverness, of a son, corn On 17th Feb., at Meiklefield House, Herts, Mrs BEANTON in ti DAY, of a eon. dish Marriages. grat At Little Cattie, Keig, on ...
... tile evord 'impossible' whlen eve speak of the Maine1 -Liquor Law being ictsodured imcto Britain ; hut I believe tics following will siot only experience tlse blessed effects of such a law, but they wvill eesk, in astonishment, I How eves it so long I ...
... there, aged 36 c years. At Tomnakiest, on the 25th February, M~rs SANasSON, aged 49. At the house of his Ian-in-law, John Allan, REsq., Corn- SI Factor, Porteoy, Mir JAMES Roan~ aged 88, for inany years the n respected tenant of the farm of Bar , inthe ...
... t 000 young o men have joined during the war-was equalled by few,ifde in~deed, by any other regiment. The officers and non-corn- na missionled officers-a set of fine intelligent -fellows-by their all gentlemanly conduct and soldierly herring, have gained ...