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... Majesty's e sthip Pheasant. HAT DUTY. On the rgth ult. the Justices of Peace of the coonty of Abetr een gave their dcisilon in corn. I plaints exhibited by the Solicitor of Stamp Du- tiec, against certain persons in the town asd county of Aberdeen, finding ...
... forgiveness of sins, a continuation of his divine mercy, and his constant aid to us, in the defence of our countries' liberties and laws, without which the utznnst efforts of man are nqught, and direct therefore that be appointed for this hbuy purpose. Given on ...
... iss Janie Athol d Duthie, second daughter of the late W1i:s'm Di:thieg i Esq. At Dean Park, Mr Clauid Davidsqoi, of White- d law, to Miss E. Gibson, eldest daughter of Mr y john Gibson. Dean Park. At Giasgow, Lieute-iant y G. M'Donald, of the 63th regiment ...
... twenty-eight days permanent duty in this city, during which time the correct, orderly, and soldier-like behaviour oi both corns, have been no less conspicuous than their rapid improvement in discipline.- ) On Friday last, the Ist regiment under Col. ...
... Rowand, Esq. banker in Glasgow, to Miss Margtret Wilson, daughter ofthe late Alex. Wilson, Esq.. At Bath, - H artley, Esq. just corne of age, andin. to possesssion of from 6000l. to soool. per annuim, to Miss Watts, the daughter of the Pari;h CLrl of St. Michael's ...
... Empress, thi ,r and to have two millions firancs a-year from the state. fi 3C We have neithler timae nor room, to make anry corn- se nelt upon this. farce. which the Corsican Emp~ror thi has brougant, hsle pretends, for the benefit of France ; wvi btut ...
... nsuch to his Lordship's satisfaction. His Lordship afterwards inspec- ted the. st Regisiment Aberdeenshire Local Militia, corn- I nmandedhby Lieut.-Colonel FIN L.Aso N,when he wvasplaas- k ed to express his high approbation of their military ap. d 2 ...
... much importance to the safety of the public. We are authorised to state, that on Friday last the Dean of Guild inspected the Corn measures in all the public stables of this place, and found, :we are sorry to state, the whole, with the exception of those ...
... his character, than the riarsh pursuits of rhe we rangling bar,7and, on obc-t'ing that appointment, he relinquished the law as a ptmfession, I Captain Charles 7. F. Urquhart. who was killed at the head of his company on the heights of Busaco, 27th ...
... 4th inst. Ehe LADY of Ig- M'jsAJo. Cy esc , 49th regiment, of a daughter. On the 29eh ult. at ftelugas, the Lady of TOIxIAs LAW- 'ill DZR I)icy,, Esq. was safely deiivereriof a daughter. Married here, the 1st just. Mr PrTES M.3Tr raa`s, Commercial Bank ...
... alwrays find the buil; of the corn standiig inllcur, arid, consequeitly, liable to very serions iojury froin the trampling of dogs in quest of gaine, which it is imnpossible for the SportsmDn to prevent To the goaue law-. aa Sit-h, tbere seefs hlnt oi ...
... from the Wrig hc and Cooper Trade. i We understand. that M.ajor-Generai J. GORDONn CUssI- atiutln has been appointed to the corn:itad of the Severn I District, South 13ritain-head-qturters at Bristol. General i Gordon isjust returned froni the West Indies ...