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... Mlarch, 1 822. r GRASS PARKS AT- GOVAN COLLIERY, t TO L ET. Q{T1 EEN GRASS PARKS at GOOVAN COL* i n TL V Y, wvilI be let, bh publicroup, upon FRIDA Y the fifth of April; The roup to begrin 'at 12 o'clock upon C) the Lands. Govan Colliery, 25th M-arch, IS22 ...
... UNIVERSITY PRIZES. GLASGOW COLLEGE., 1ST MAY, 1822 This day, the Annual Distribution of Prizes was made in the Common Hall, by the Principal and Professors, in pre- sence of a numerous meeting of the University, and of many esteemed and respectable Gentlemen ...
... ,dairyinen. `44misrutavie.Jobs, otamowiss Isle keeper. ORIAI Goers% of • Goan av Stephen, of Littoa, Sonmernetaliwe maks% Govan Oradea,- piaisterer. GRAMMAR Mlary,of Walcot, Bath, is thll of Somerset, widow. HAMLIN William, of * Norioa Sub Hamden, So ...
... Royal Navy, to Mary, youngest daughter •John Home, Esq. W. S. At Hendersyde Hark, Roxburghshire, Stephen Eaton, Esq. of Ivetton Hall, in the county of Rutland, to Charlotte Ann Waldie, second daughter of George Waldie, Esq. of Hendersyde. At St John's Chapel ...
... shee-digINKIT 180 Fassua, fancy -stationer .-.. 178 Fowler & co. melechts.. Er. 180 Ithenlacousb, Isce•mercht .. Fur. 161 Halle/deur borse•dealer. : .. Last e. In Elophs St eo. merchts. .Final di. 338 Blewlessi, victualler First it Ca. 178 Mibbert ...
... of every article into which it is wrought. Their Plate is made «f FINE SIL- VER, and therefore will not TARNISH so soon as Hall- marked silver, which is ALLOYED with COPPER. The Arms, Crest, or Cipher, may be engraved on it the same assilver, and, if ...
... seldom to be made, not being drafts. Price 2001. If wanted, application may be made lo Richard Adamsoo. Ken- nel Huntsman, Keith-Hall, North Britain.— Also the following Hunters will be solJ at laglismaldie, near Brechin, on Satur- day the 15th day of January ...
... -down JL HALL, nsar Epsom, Surrey, to be LET, for seven, fourteen, or twenty -one years, wilb immediate possession.— It contains an entrance hall, dining and drawing rooms, break- fast parlour, housekeeper's room, butler's pantry, servants' hall, an excellent ...
... the Circle by, _ «_ v Wilkinson, Kemp, Par»loe, &c. Grand Cavalcade of. _ ?? u„r_M The Entertainment* t» conclude with' ?? HALL at ASTLEY'S, Or, MULTUM IN PARVO.I i* _*i respectfully announced that Moo*. Venetien, sur-! 1 To,, French Alcide*, is engaged ...
... mile and a half. V have again the pleasure to mention the name Lieut. Keele, of his Majesty's ship Arachne, who, with Lieut. Hall, of his Majesty's ship Alligator, and their boats crews, were the first to, enter the enemy's position, arid their conduct ...
... one volumfne small Svo. Y : RO;ERSON e& ATKINSON, - James Brash & Co. -Trhomas Ogilvie, M. Ogle, A. 'MI ri1 Calium, M'Leud & Morris, Thomas Murrayv Richard Griffin & Co., and J. Wylie, TALES, ' deL From the German of Hofrinan; Schiller; J. P. Richter 1' ...
... promise that the independence of the South- Americ In States should be recognized. An article from Augsburg, which bears the hall mark of Parisian manufacture, mysteriously intimates that the Emperor Nicholas must go to war with Turkey, in order to satisfy ...