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... fterling fhali be paid to eachofthem, for providing houfhold furniture. That a portion of ground, not exceeding three acres, {hall be allotted to each ot them, for raif- ing corn, hay, pot-herbs, ike. ro maintain his family, and to feed one cow. Thefe Imall ...
... neighbourhood ihat wetk. It is entreated, that fuch ofthe members as are to attend, vvill fend previous intirr.atcn to Cofmo Morris in TurrefF, that the keeper ofthe ordinary may have proper notice. The hounds will cait off rw the lull oi Muirefic, at nine ...
... Dublin, are arrived at New York. The Pomona, Morris, and Anne, Keith, from Clyde, are arrived at Antigua. Saturday laft, a girl of , -bout two years of age was rode over by a horfe and cart, at Meiklc Govan, and crafted to death And, On Monday afternoon ...
... th Btli day of June next, THE SPENT BARK of one of Mr BeH's Tan Yards ir. P-andee. for on- year or le-fs time, as offerers {hall incline. I'hc up.et-prve will be very moderate. Other particulars will be communicated at Mr Bell's counting- room. Not to ...
... of his grandfirc Eclipfe, with the figure and es .is, on of the iineft Arab. He covered eighty mares laft year, at Highflyer Hall, near Newmsarket. and as many the year before, at high prices, though ftanding along with Highflyer, Pumpkin, and Tan- dem ...
... from Hall for Gree land. 2. Rodney,--, of and from Dundee to Greenland. MEMBERS FOR THE GENERAI, ASSEMBLY.,. TZ11 PRESBYTERY OF GLASGOWV. The Rev. Dr faylor, jun. of St Enoch;) Mr Furlong, Rutherglen, Ms*Rennie, Kiisyth, Minilters Mr Pollock, Govan, Sir ...
... through the passage to the Coutt Hall, where the Magistrates l received him. ' After resting there a few. minutes Mr Seott announced M'KayV S readiness to ' die. The prisoner walked with great Composute to the front of the hall,.and ?? with a steady step the ...
... NATURAL PHILOSOPHY, WILL COMMENCE, AS USUAL, UPON WEDNESDAY THE 9TH MAY, AT ONE O'CLOCK. These Lectures qualify, for Surgeons' Hall, .c. MR RUSSELL'S SUMMER COURSE OF LECTURES ON THE PHILOSOPHY OF THE MATHEMATICS, 1LLxr COMMENCE, AS USUAL, UPON THURSDAY ...
... vol. 12mo. 111.-THE WORKS of the REV. HUGEI BINNING, Minister of the Parish of Govan about the Middle of the 17th Century. Edited by the Rev. M. LEmSRMAV, Minister of Govan. In one vol. royal 8vo. IV.-A BODY of DIVINITY ACCORDING to the ORDER of the D ...
... cent appearance, aind passes OXf as a commercial TI person. hi, It was stated in the newspapers some days ago, that Captain Hall, commander of H.M. steam yacht ws Victoria and Albert, had been seized with an a ttack fas of ague, and was unable to join ...
... American ship Angela, front Manilla for Boston-out 63 days, all well. On the 5th Ja0. spoke the ship Persia, of Greenock, Morris, from Bombay for London. On the 4th ult. off Ascension. spoke the Dutch barque Bravo, and French barque Lucie, of Nautes. ...
... Carnegie, 10, ditto .. 15 0 0 Jlohn Tod, W.S. 14, ditto .. 10 0 0 J Rt. Tod, 30, Moray Place. 2 2 0 J. Romianes, W.S. Coates Hall. 2 2 0 Rev. E. B. Ramsay, Ainslie Place . 3 3 0 Lord Murray, Great Stuart Street 25 0 0 Lady Elliot, ditto.. 2 2 6 B. Bell ...