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... The ABERDEEN JOURNAL, i 76 3. earl pie, and great commoner. The i uppofuion it is thought is at an end. John W 1 will be expelled the houfe of commons, it is at their firft meeting, and abandoned to his fate. The father of this gentleman we arc affured ...
... confiderable coftj and damages, againit Thomas Jackson, tinfture-man, now removed (from Dmry-lane) near the fleet ; and Joseph Russel, in Queen-ftreet, Cheapfide, London, for counterfeiting Dr. Bateman’s Pectoral Drops, and making ufe of the names, feaj, and ...
... confiderable cod: and damages, againlt Thom as Jackson, tindture-man, now removed (from Drury lane) near the fleet ; and Joseph Russel, in Queen-ftreet, Cheapf.de. London, for counterfeiting Dr. Batem a n’s Pectoral Drops, and making ufc of the names, fca) ...
... perfornaing celebrated piece of fervice at the battle of Sheriff Moor, near Dumblain in Scotland, for which eminent fervice, John duke of Argyll, then commander of the army in Scotland, returned him thanks at the head of the regiment; and in confequence ...
... wide, four Pence, and other Breadths in Proportion. Damalks at five Pence per Yard fquare. Cloth taken in for this Field by John Monro Mer» chant in Banff, Brown and Thurburn Manufafturers i„ Keith, James Robertfon junr. Merchant in Portfpy, George Robb ...
... the Benefit of the Afolum and Magdalen Charities t The late Mr JVarcCs Medicines. by the Appointment of John Paoi, under the dircei tion of Sir John Fielding Knt. and Robert Dingley, Efq; by R. Withy, Book and I’rintfeller, at the Dunciad in Cornhill j ...
... trial of William Cunnyngham, son to William Cunningham land labourer in Stewartown, for the crime of breaking into the house of John Crichton in Woodgreen, and stealing out thereof some goods.. The advocate depute, on accoant of the pannel*s youth, agreed ...
... plenty of Muir and other game therein. The progrews Writes, which are clear, with a Rental of the will be seen the hands of John Clerk Advocate in Aberdeen, and a Rental the Estate will known by Alexander Sieuart Esq; Edinglassie Clerk to the Signet, with ...
... interpofed in the caufe of liberty, having been robbed lately by 2 domeftic off upwards of eight guineas, made application ! to Sir John Tielding. telling him it was his pleafure that the money, or whatever part of it thould be recovered, fhould be given to the ...
... Grace the DUKE of PORTLAND in the Chair. S TEW AR D S, Earl of PERBY Birl of STAMFORD. Lord TOMN RUSSE L. ‘ Lord WILL. RUSSELL Lord JOHN CAVENDISH ! 1. 'G.A.H CAVENDISH EDWARYD HALIL, Seccrctary. Dinner on the Ta' lc at Four o'Ciock. Lonrg-Acre. Ofober 17 ...
... be thown by yrmes McCook, Advocate. - To be Sold, A SHARE of the capital flock of the BANKING COMPANY Aberdeen. Enquire at John Marthall, advocate in Aberdeen. Farms to Lett. dn the sflate of LOGIE, belonging to General Horn. -‘[‘P‘.EREue to be fetin ...
... of Horn, or.to Mr Carnegie, Towa C;zfiol Aberdeen ; and John Brownie, Ground otr at of Hale, will lbovd:eqil'gtent;?ultohe -t = » ot to be repeated. S U R G R R Y. CLINICAL LECTURES. R ld MES RUSSEL wilf deliver s COURSE of M LECTYRES o the PRACTICE of ...