... the people, andt Adam was forced 1 to fly from Forfarshire. Hie worked for some timeP st as a farm servant in Aberdeenshirp, but was soon s:compelled to leave this county from a similar cause. An occurrence of this kind also induced Adam to of enlist in ...

... diminished, but rather fo increased of late years. We carry out the Forbes l, Mackenzie Act fvery pointedly. I think the S, eleven o'clock hour and the Sunday restriction th has been a great benefit. Mr MITCUELL-I am late Provost of Loch- th maben, and held ...

... their way south ; Dr and Mrs Lee of Hart- well, and Mr Wilkinson; Mr and Mra Lind- say, Artrobas; L. B. B rumer, Esq.; Rear- Ad'miral Drake and Mrs Drake ; Lord Ktin- sington and daughters ; George Robert Smith, Esq, and Mrs Smith; David ...

... s. Mr Tiiosts LIewTON, superintendent of the Edin- burgh Police, was next examined. He said,-I have been superintendent of police for, about eight years, so that I have been in that office both before and after the passing of the Forbes Mackenzie Act ...

... with Mr MWeare, on thle night of the murder, it let wras judged necessary to upen the grave, in order to etffrd to the hostler at the White Lion, Erlgewarqs,, al pperttailty lot of seeig the curpse. atwo persons, one of them supprtsed St, to be Mr Weare ...

... thle his country for a ?? against Iiitaself. M~r M'Neil to ens oti boy was proccelding to read other parts of Mr Gibson's let- QE Term-,, ?? lir leilgter to Mr IKay, when he was interrupted by Williv dhbitO Mr Jreeaeuv..-8Ve object to the reading of these ...

... C MAXWELL, of the 26th regiment of foot. ,At Savannah-la-Mar, Jamaica, on the 23d of July last, s. Mr ALEXANDER LOCEIIrAiT FiNLATSON, son of the late Mr n William Finhlayson, Depute Clerk of the Bills, Ediiburgh. At Dominica, on the 12th of July, after ...

... Lanark, on the 14th current. JouN MACKENZIE, Esq. Sheriff Substitute there. At Calcutta, on the 9th of April last, Mr HALL; JO, and on the 27th of same month, at same place, Mr WILLIAMT SIsBALD Joe, both sons of the late 2 Mr Itober Jop, ...

... husbhand and saw that the door was unlocked. Witness sent for Mr Smith, the landlord, before she went into the house. John Walkinhaws and Jane Inglis came some time in the forenoon, and both went in. Mr Smith after. wards came and Went into the houie, and witness ...

... gained', after ?? struggle, by Mr M'Rae:. 'st e' Thi interest of ttlew s .varied..by the playing of ',tlh some more advancc$ ,terandi' professional fencers._. an Ral6nd..and Fouwsrt-^;6pit4lesr wrellearned character ; t and Mr Johnston,,a -young teacher ...

... neat, elegant, and graceful-in Mr George Roland, as one day or other prognosticating that he will be the finished, active, and elegant fencer of Mr Roland himself. And this is the highest ho- nour which can be achieved by Mr George Roland, as an artist, ...

... Exiza, eldest daughter of Andrew Beath, |, SUTZeon. At Edinburgh, on the 19th current, Mr Mackenzie, commercial-traveller, to Margaret N Luxe, daughter of the late Mr Jobn Robertson, wine-merchant, North Frederick Street. OEATHS. At Windsor Terrace, Plymouth ...