... jury recommended all the prisoners to merey. Fires at Liverp ol —On Tharsday morning the large sugar refinery belongug to Sir Thomas Brancker was diecovered to be in flames. The whole of the buildings are destroyed, for no available supply of water could ...

... Friday afternoon, smoke having been observed issuing from the window of a low thatched tenement in Kelso, occupied by William Hardie, weaver, and his sister, one of the neighbours went into the apartment, and discovered the latter lying over the fire, with ...

... respectable ing held on Monday last— At a public meetiez of the Inhabitants of Forfar, I hi, the Town this thh day of May 1814 Thomas Smrrier, shoemaker, In the chair—the following Resolotions were moved, seconded. and unaninvotde agreed to:- - 1. That thin ...

... Clark, Licbau, ballast ; Duke of Wellington, Dunean. Pernau, d 0.—20. Robert, Greig, Liverpool, zoods; Mary Ann Meville, Hardie. Rotterdam, do.— M. Laverock Scott, Beott. Kirkaldy. do.; Lydia, Simpson, Abbe ville, do.; Helen and Jean, Gourlay, Leven ...

... James M‘Hardy, William Sim, William Mitchell, Robert Trail, John Milne, Georze Smart, John Reid, Alexander Cowie, D. Y. Stewart, David Mackie, Kerr Steplien, Thomas Napier, G. W. Laird, William Beattie, Patrick Mason Jun, Francis Japp, Thomas Barclay ...

... Lindsay; sccond, J. Hardie. Caulifiower.—Best, J. Hardie ; second, J. Nichol ; third, A. Mackie. Cabbages.—Best, A. Mackie ; second, J. Nichol. Artichokes.—Best, J. Hardie ; second, J. Nichol. Pease.—Dest, Mrs. Jameson ; second, J. Hardie. Carrots.—Best, ...

... were given. The evening was spent in a very harmonious and cordial manner; aud the party separated about ten o'clock. St. Thomas' Market.—There was a pretty fair attendance in our market yesterday, and sundry engagements of harvesters (to which the business ...

... Autrobus ; Earl of Arundel and Surrey; Astell ; George Bunke ; William Blackstone; W. Beckett (paired); Peter Borthwick ; Thomas IVilliarn Brumstou; James Bradshaw; Henry Broadiey ; J. S. Bruwuriges (paired); Major Beresford; A. Ch .pman; Sir John Chetwode ...

... Peterhead, herrings; Mary, M*Liskie, hith.&m; Mary, Johnston, Glasgow, do. ; Star, Turnbull, Leith, do. —2x. Mary Aun Meville, Hardy, Rotterdam, general cargo; Helen o Jean, Uwflv. Leven, goods; lsla, Norrie, Archangel, flax and codilla—29. Victoria, Wriede ...

... snowdrops, Persian irises, bulbous roots, may now he planted. All the rooted pinks and carnations may he planted out. Sow hardy annuals to stand the winter, and trench un ground in which to plant tulips and hyacinths during October or November. Tan Htotitsoo ...

... last week with a full card° of wheat, Sour, and pease, of a very superior quality, all of which brought to order through Mr Thomas Ogilvy of Brechin. We have no douht, therefore, the public here will receive bread of a superior quality for some time to ...

... Serimger or Stowart, a widow, residing in Blyth'’s Close, Lawnmarket, which caused her death, and | also that of & man named Thomas Todd, aged fifty-five, a | mason, who lodged with her. Todd came home about one o'clock, mueh the worse of drink, along with ...