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... Hospital, of ben blnce , after paying expenses, of Social Meeting and o Bal, ,held on the 18th instant, by the 6th and l0th corn. oni ,gin passies, Iet A.R.V.ol The Honorary Agent here for the ShispweockedZ~iees ren men esid .3fariners' Royal .Benevolentf ...
... Majestv isill Arrive at Balnioral onl Friday 13th MAY, and will slav four weeks. A Lss ir llYPO~NEc.-Tlmo following letter On the LAW of B fllypodtiec has beco received lay the Committee here froum Tbt Og Mdr Leslie, M.P. for the County- Lo HOUSE, 0P COMMONS\ ...
... I'Naughton, Esq. ; Captain Forncaux.- Adot. The Treasurer of the House of Refoege acknowledges a donation of Two Pounds from John Law's estate, by the hands of Mr James Begg, Blackohambers, Kinellar. Mr George Jamieson, son of Mr Jamieson, farmer, Crannahog ...
... wife of Mr RUTLEDGE, X Governor of Prisons, of a son. , 7, At Bucllerburn Cottage, on the 0th instant, the wife of WMl. SMITH, Corn Factor, of a daughter. - At Free Church School, Durris, on the 4th inst., Mrs MARTIN, ind of a daughter. He At Saint Blanc ...
... October 12, 1864. BIRTHS. ESAt 26, Boo-Accord Terrace, on the. 5: i n~ L., lMrs Li'!:~ TY WOOD, of twins, still-born. At5, Robi-law Place, on the 5th inst., )Tr, CtIARLEta WIAL:it of a daughter. -At Gordon Schools, Huntly, onl cte 5th ilit., MIos MATOIII--J\ ...
... Sllipowner, Aherdcen.-(NO Onrdso), 2111,ll4. at Abeerdeen, by the Roy. James Alien par GregRWAOWOT1O1 fLirisIn.Rq.Bai0tr the alt-Law, to BAOSBAIIA FORESi , eldest daughter of Sir James cuill Milite moos of Balvenoiy aod rEdingiglit. Raroset. I At Balesczowan ...
... her age.-Friends will please accept Ki of this intimation. Co At 171, Skene Street West, on the 28th ult., GEORGE F. W. to LAW LAC£B, aged six and a-half years. Friends will please ao- Hi Cr cept of this intimation. B if At 43, Ann Street, on the 25th ...
... i in business, and first turned his attention to public affairs. Then came the great agitation for the abolition of the Corn l Laws, into which MNr Cobden fang himself with his accus- tomed energy, and soon becsme the chief actor in the struggle, which ...
... Munro. Bee enjoyed his usual declining health up to Sabbatls the 9th current. On that day, being desirouisof attending the corn- niunion in the churche of which he was a member, (Rev. Air Primorose's), hoes iaghta slight cold, to which violentdysoentry ...
... country. (Applause.) He warned them against those who always bade them beware Iof the party who bad carried the repeal of the corn laws, I established the system of free trade, and endeavoured to mitigate and remedy religious disabilities, and taught the doctrine ...
... had visited 247 paupers during w X thermonth ofJune. It appeared from the minutes, that, at ci Lt a meeting of the Law Committee, the Law Agent had E b, reported that a, summons was in draft with reference to tile rt r- question of Harbour Poor-rate Assessment ...
... by the Rev. Mr Ied Storie, Mr JOHN ADAM, Bookseller, New Market Buildings, Aberdeen, to ISABELLA, eldest daughter of Mr John Law, b FarmerLultn tet a At the Catholie Church, Lanrieto Street, Edinburgi, -on the a 15th inst., by the Rev. W. J. Amherst, Mr ...