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... arranteirioent e Gearrtry and Arithmentir.-llutih Rtussell, John Dun (Grelrnrap/hy-A ry Ftairweather, Ann Fraser, George R us. sell, Alex. Cobbtrn. It Elirg/lis Gratnt tor,. -Mttriory Russell, Ann Coutta, HEliz It Cobbian, Clrarles Panton, Aliex. Cronlar ...
... Brown, Esq. accountant Charles Ferrier, UEq. accountant John Russell, Esq. ?? David Murray, Esq. W.S. Andrew Murray, Esq. advocato Richard lslackenzie, 'sq. W.s Duncan MiNcill, Esq. advocate John Burn Murdoch, Esq. advocate Robert Bell, Esq, advocate Walter ...
... , tic -but ?? only find room fur the nitates of these connected to -with this and the Northern Counties, viz. :--hit - Sir John Stuart Forbes of Pitsligo and Fettercairn, Bart. pie William Forbes, Esr1. of CallenderI . Vi 1 George Forbes, Esq. of' Achnsgathil ...
... and 2d Feb. at 12. - 11. The Company carryingonbusness under thehrm of Thomas Russell, cattle.dealers and graziers at Alaideunecs n and Thos. Russell and Christopher Russell, the individuau ?? meet in the Vine Tavern, Glasgow, 22d 0 January and Oth Feb ...
... son. 1 At Forces, on the 30ti tilt. the Lady of John Johnston, Esq. of aeon. t v.su On the 25the ult. at Saleombe Church, bcy tie Rev. G. J. ce Cornish, A. M1., Ticir of Kenwyn, the 1lon. Frederick -John in Shore, second Sots of Lord Teigsiteouth, tr ...
... son of the late to Sir William Elliot of Stobs Castle Roxburgltahire, Bart, to of Bethia, eldest daughter of ?? Wsilli'am'Russel, of Gloocester the Place, Portman Square. ih At Edinburgh, on the 11th inst. by the Rev. Edivard B. Ramsay, William Pitt Dundas ...
... when the Chancellor of tl:e Exchequer promised to explain the whole reductions that gpveenmctet in- teudt to make. Lord John Russell brought forward a inotion relative to Greece, which also led to a debate, hut ended in the motion being rejected. Jfr Peel ...
... -itiiii of- jiistice anid thle cotieition of the slaves in rue Co'luoe-, Woulid gleet thle greatest satisfaction. Lord John Russell, after presentitl g a~ pet tioti from sithmfe~li, playings to be allowed to sendi Represent-atives to- IPar i;mnier brought ...
... starteI any obstacle' to the arrangemenm . into wvhieh he has entered with the aluehs. sn In answer to a question' by Lord John Russell, Wir PeeL 11 stated that he huopid soen t6lay betore Parliamenrall the pa. n. pers connected with the negliciations about ...
... known, whispered to iris nei-h- m C hovir nearl issdroothiy a crony ashiitrself.-John, we'llgit dto the Deacon's hero, all' Itae a farther crack upo' the subject.. John was nothting loath and mentioned the proposal to several others, who agreed to accompany ...
... of late Angus oats for seed, shown at the Competition in March last, had been awarded to Sir Alexander Russell, Boggs; and the second to Ilir John Cameron, MAlins of Orton. The Club hal specially invited Thomas Geddes, Esq. of London, at Member of the ...
... A~lihdmay, O'Connell, l1iskisson, ,rice, 1 ?? Brout hna, Sir Robert Weilson, and Lord John Russell; tiotis and opposed by Lords Belgrave and Darligton, Sir .John price Wrottesley, Sir Edward Deering. iir Robert Peel, General ce Gascoigne, 5l Trant, and ...