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... January 23, Favourite, Sangaster, Shetland. .Betsey, Sutherland, Rispond; Thistle, Macbeath, Leith; Lilias Jack, Liverpool; Jane, Gunn, Dunbeath; Marcilla Maria, Covle, Dublin..3o, Neptune, I'arker, Belfast. February 2, True Blue, Cargill, Clyth. ...
... and £\. 3d, George Waters, farm-servant at Thuster to Win. Home, Esq. of Scouthel, the third premium, 15s. 4th, To Geo-ge Gunn, farm-servant Mursay James Traill, Esq. of Ratter, the fourth premium, 10s. the ult. the annual dinner of this Society was ...
... Don, Thomson, Leith; Emerald Isle, Flett, Belfast; Brisk, Harvey, Londonderry. 15, Shannon, Durrand, Shetland; Good Design, Gunn, Sligo. 20, Robert Burns, Brown, Dublin. 21, Deveron, Lees, Dm blin. Departures. —February 2, Neptune, Parker, Belfast. 15 ...
... traditional story. Helen Gunn, the daughter of a small proprietor in Braemore, whose personal charms were said to be of the first order, had just attained her seventeenth year, and was about be united her kinsman, lister Gunn, to whom she had been for ...
... Merchant. At Louisburgh, Wick, on the 28th ult. Mrs. Janet .Sutherland. At Chard, Somersetshire, on the !lth ult. the Kev. John Gunn, Minister the Independant congregation of that place, in the 47th year of his age. In the Parish of Dunnet, Mrs. Betty Sinclair ...
... This Chapel, which was dedicated to the Tears shed for the Holy Innocents, and where the blood of the slaughtered Clan Gunn was said to have been seen, for many years, on its walls, was situated about a mile to the east of the Tower of Ackergill, near ...
... few of his attendants, the residue of them having all been hewn pieces by the enraged Gunns, who had now become masters of the field of battle. The revenge the Gunns being now amply gratified, and their honour completely vindicated, they, with a praiseworthv ...
... Dryburgh, Berwickshire. At Thurso, on the lllth ult. by the Rev. Walter Ross Taylor, Mr John Gunn, Brawlbin, to Catharine, only daughter of the late Mr John Gunn, farmer. Dyke, Strathaladale. At Borlum, Caithness, the ult. by the Rev. Finlay Cook, Minister ...
... Dunn, Thurso ; Marchioness, Mackenzie, Lochinver 15, Cicely, Macrae, Rabbit Islands ; Hi, L ...
... Douglas, Tain; J. Dune* Golspie; J. G. Maekav, Helmsdale; R. D. Sutherland, Lybstcr ; G. Reav; D. «■' tin; H. Waters, Halkirk; D. Gunn, ...
... ing 4J old, Mr. Gunn, Ratter. For the best Pair of Mr. Ounn, Ratter. For the best Pair of Giiumers, ji>. Home, Esq. The following Gentlemen were admitted Members of the Society, viz.:—Mr. Cumining, Hoy; Mr. Grieve, Langweli; Air. John Gunn, Surgeou. Thurso; ...
... and unanimity prevailed, and the company retired at an early hour. r e lament have to record the death of the Rev. Alexander Gunn of Wattin, of putrid sore throat, his G3d year. He had gone far the Manse of i'arr for the benefit of his health ; but being ...