... opposed the taxes, however, because.they were unjust in their operation,’ and because fhey tended the suppression of truth. Lord Althorf protested against Mr Cobbelt’s doe. trine that education had tendency to cheek' crime.'* He maintained that it hsii ...

... Ross, Kirstian Paterson, Janet Low, Beatrice Clink, Helen Blyth; all warned to thia day, and confessed that they prolhned the Lord’s day by lascivious singing and dancing, even, under stairs, for the which they were sorry and promised never to commit the ...

... and could not be disturbed. He would agree the other part of the motion. Mr Harvey amended his motion so as meet Lord Althoive's views. Lord John Russet., in assenting to Mr Harvey's motion, did not concur in the arguments or statements on which it was ...

... House of Lords, June 14. —ln this case, the Court of Session i appellant, a writer in Coupar-Anto the respondent, by reason of an : security which he had prepared employment. After hearing Murray for the appellant, and lhe respondent, the Lord Chancellor ...

... Up 10th SEPTESiBEit, 1833 .40 of Schedule D, at £3, 13s. ft/, each. 1 Allen, Charles Edward, F.sq., Errol Park. Allen, John James, younger, of Errol. Archer, Andrew, Esq. Coupar Grange. Ballingall, William, of Altamnut. Balmain, Colonel Alexander, H ...

... MICHAELMAS MEETING, 1833. THE EARL OF KINNOULL, Preses. Sloe arils. J. P. MUIR M‘KEXZIE, Esq. yr. of Dclvine. Capt. ALL EX, yr. of Errol. K. H. MONCRIEFF, Secretary and Treasurer, TKEUE will RUN FOR, Over the North Inch of Perth, on Thursday, 17th October, 1. ...

... IHd to 20d tp* mett. Scots fid to as boll. Chews to 4s %*» do. Tat Navigation —We understand letter lias been received the Lord Provost from Mr Stevcnvon, expressing his disapproval of the operations that have been carrying on for deepening our river ...

... Ladies Murray Karl of Ormelie, M. P., Earl of 1-even and Melville, Lord Kinnaird, and Hon. Misses Kinnaird ; Lord and Stoimont, Lord and Lady Kuthven, Countess of Glcnlyon and party ; Lord Justice Clerk, and Hon. Mrs Hoyle; Hon. John Gray, and Mrs Gray ; ...

... Castle, Errol, by whom sealed offers will received betwixt this and first day of April, 1834. March 10th, 1834. SOWING FLAW SERB. The Subscriber has on Sale, BARRELS of very fine now SOWING LINTSKKD, imported by the Frances, from Riga, and by the Lord Lynedoch ...

... globe, cover traffic which the greatest nations of the earth have united to put down. It was bat the other day, that the first Lord of the Admiralty, Sir James Graham, in answer to a question put to him, admitted that the great Spanish Island of Cuba had ...

... yesterday) and Mr Secretary Stanley. n.c Earl Errol, one c.f the oldest Scotch peers, and a stanch reformer, in the most diilicult times,, is to he invested with the Green Riband, vacant the death of Lord Galloway. Maclean, one the Revising 1» masters ...

... these terms could extended to the sense and meaning con. tended for by the Appellant. After hearing the Lord Advocate in behalf of the Respondent, the Lord Chancellor moved that the judgments of the Court below should be affirmed Judgments affirmed accordingly ...