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... Robert Sconce, . Tames Forrman, to be Lieutcnar- s. Ceorge i ti Wingate, Robert Campbell, John G!a-,, to 1 o . be Ensigns. Rev. John Russell, to s- Chap- F lain. John Runcenan to be Otiaitet-Mastei v l Dr. Thounai; Rhind. to be Sut geon. c COURT OF: KIlNGCs ...
... frte I their country ; saw the faces of John Killin ui; i John McCan; when prisoner let the vwitnts ! I~os he saw John Killin dart his pike in.; ti e bodv of one of the men whom he saw stretrhene and he saw John McCan fire a bhlnderbuss at the Ihcad he ...
... British an AMilitia, signed by the Eiarl of Fife, as Lord Lieutenant of tlse County of Banff. Rt Lieutenant John Simpson to be Captain - John w. Annand of the late Aberdeen and Banffshire Militia , to be Captain - Ensign James Duff to be to i Lieuten ...
... Battalion of Caithness T'olunteer Infantz . Lient.-Colonel Commandant Sir John Sinclair, Bart.to be Colonel. Ensign James Calder to be Lieutenant. John Munro to be Lieutenant. John Munro to be Ensign, vice Calder. 3d, or Wick andi ?? Bnttnlioil 0l a. Donald ...
... and presented by her sister-in-law, La- Ql William Russel, being the first presentation or a Da.-hess of Bedford at our Couirt since the ,eri 73,, when the late Duchess of Bedford, irho danghter of john Earl of Gower, and grand- *I-rIghter to the Duke of ...
... 2aster. James Smith, Depute--lfafter. John Shand, Selnior PI'ard-. George Russell, _uniDr 11arden. George Brander, Treasurer. James Roy, Sefretarv. James Murray, Clerk. William Littlejohn, StozIdard-Bcarer. John Mann, Chaplai-. James Young, 3 Stewards ...
... e1'rab x6. A bill for amending the adl relative to the archousing British plantation sugar was read a Ilirst time, l Lot .d. Russel obtained leave for a bill to a- mend the at relative to turnpice r oal, p:1 tic larly that part which regulates the -inoE; ...
... 2o re ?? so ?? ns A aim fii F.S dit br fri te Ci di til Cc GENERAL ASSEMBLY. Saturday the Assembly took the case of Dr. I John Inglis, minister of Kirkmabreck, into con- sideration. Some of the heritors of that parish 1 had served a libel upon Dr. Inglis ...
... Criminal Court, TJs- di Sa- muels and John Russel xvcre put upon tr:i'i ?? a burglary ; an accom plice, nam.-d licha;-. Jack- son, being admitted evidence f-'r t h C( .n-i Samuels pleaded guilty, aml ills' ?? o Russel from having any conceri i, in 47- t ...
... -Captain C. F. Hill, of of a his MNLjesty's soth regiment of foot, ?? Hill and t0 S child. Lady Russell, Miss Rose Avliser Russtli and Master George L.ke Russell M Mr Thomas 'e I Grant, and Misses Margaret and Mary Grant, b' Master George Evans, MVr A. Macmew ...
... Sierra Leone Company, praying for a grant of it, 7o0oacl. -On tihe second reading of the Salt Duty Bill, so, Lord Willamn Russell opposed its progress, on tar the ground that this ta: *would have the effect of in increasing the price of provisions, and ...
... P1cils, Mr W. Windham, Sir Wm. Scott, Mr S Otenville, Mr Ryder. LordGeorge Cavendish, b Lord Dunlo, Lord Win. Russel, Mr Leycester, Mr A. St John, Mr Foster, Mr H. Lascelles. Mr t II. Mildmay, Mr S. thornten, Mr J. Fane, p Lorin Boyle, Mr Cattwright, Mr ...