... Scotch players ; the other the Edinburgh Club will probably make a drawn game. The King has been pleased to present tbs Rev. Thomas Nelson the church and parish of Little Dunkeld, in the presbytery of Dunkeld and county of Perth, vacant by the death of the ...

... pot to the bar, charged with morderiog Thomas Kinmonth, on the 7th May fist, on the road leading from Dunning to the Path of Condie, near the farm of Middlebead of Pitcairn, by assaulting and striking the said Thomas Kinmonth with stone, which felled him ...

... of Feddinch George Tod, Esq. of Cash. Ordinary Directors. George Johnston, Esq. of Kedlock Mr James Inglis, merchant, Cupar Thomas Horsbrugh, Esq. of Lathockar Mr Robert Tullis, bookseller, Cupar Mr John Walker farmer, Dairsie Mr John Mathew, fanner, Craigie ...

... Macdowalt. 7th Regiment Native Infantry.—At Nagpore, in India, In August last. Captain William Hardy of Charlesfield. eldest surviving son of the late Rev. Dr Thomas Hardy, Professor of Church History In the University of Edinburgh.—At Boulogne-sur-Mer, France ...

... Esq—At Har.t-buigh, on the (llh ultimo, Mrs Stoddart, relkt of Mr Thomas Stodd* t. merchant there.—At Bahnadcllan Manse, on the instant. Major Samuel Brown. SCOTS BANKRUPTS. Sequestration. Thomas Grant, manufacturer in Glasgow.—Creditors to meet in the Black ...

... They have been identified and lodged in jail. Some of the manufacturers in Dundee have been duped a fellow of the name of Thomas Young, whom they have employed in working yarns, quantities of which he has been entrusted with. He has either given the yarn ...

... at Newburgh, on a ...

... best do.—John M‘Hardie, for 3d best do.—To John oung, for the best six kinds Carnations, ten of each sort. —George Watson, for 2d do.—James Anderson, for 3d do. —To George Watson, for the best pint of Dutch White Currants—To John M'Hardy, for a collection ...

... day of October next, at one o'clock afternoon, within the house of Thomas Johnstone, vintner, Newburgh, THE following SUBJECTS belonging to the Representatives of the late Henry Hardie of Newburgh : Lot I. That large FRONT TENEMENT, and smaller HOUSE adjoining ...

... high, having figure and action seldom to be met witii. 6th, DUN ROBIN, Seven years old, 13 hands high ; a well known pony, a hardy good slave, and equal trotting to auy thing of his inches. 7lh, BLACK SHETLAND PONY, Six years old, very gentle, and well ...

... day of October next, at one o’clock afternoon, within the house of Thomas Johnstone, vintner, Newburgh, , THE following SUBJECTS belonging to the Representatives the late Henry Hardie of Newburgh : Loti. That large FRONT TENEMENT, and smaller HOUSE adjoining ...

... in Zetland, Mr Joseph Lease. Hull, Mr Thomas Topping. Bristol, Mr John Stevens. Sheffield, Mr Richard Harrison. Leeds, Mr J. H. Ridsdale. Manchester, Mr F. J. Glover. Dublin, Mr Joh West. Cork, Mr Robert Hardie. Waterford, Mr Alexander Pope, junior. ...