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... Bioomfield, of the Royal Artillery. To be Majors in the Army —Captain Francis Po ni , of the 12th foot; Brigade Major Thomas Gerrard; Capt. Thomas Forrest Fisher, of the 6th Hrago S6#-Major Henry F. Mellish, of the Sicilian Regiment, to be Deputy Adjutant-General ...
... —MARRIED.— At Kirkcudbright, on ICth curt. Ralph Hardi‘e„ Eso. writer in Edinburgh, Miss Agnes Blaekie, Robert Blackle, In daughter tiie Kirkcudbright. . Edmburgli, tlie Ifith March, Major-General the honourable Alefcmder Ddfl, second son of the lure ...
... of these operations, anrounts 120 men killed ami wounded. On the same day that Badajos was invested, tdeut.- GencrJl Sir Thomas Graham crossed the Ouadiana with the Ist, 6th, and 7th, divisions of infantry, and General Slade's and General Marchant’s ...
... grass, shelter, and feeding quality. For particulars apply to Messrs Tod and Romanes, W. S. Edinburgh; the Rev. Charles M‘Hardy Crathie Tulloch ; Mr Rutherford, Writer, Perth. James Robertson, Gardener at Marlee, will shew the House and Grounds. FARMS ...
... William Johnston, merchant in Dundee, to be lodged with Archibald Ogilvie, or Jas. Watson, merchants there, May. Creditors of Thomas Adam, merchant Dundee, will receive a. finzf dividend from the trustees, June next. Creditors David Anderson, late tenant ...
... grass, saelter, and feeding quality. For particulars apply to Messrs Tod and Rtimar.es, W. S. Edinburgh ; the Rev. Charles M'Hardy Cra« this by Rutherford, Writer, Perth. James Robertson, Gardener Marke, will shew the House and Grounds. TOLLS IN PERTHSHIRE ...
... for their richness grass, shelter, and feeding quality. For particulars apply and P-omanos, S. Edinburgh; the Rev. Charles M'Hardy Cratliic by Tulloch ; Adr Rutherior ...
... week from one of the Greenock coaches, and having his-legs crushed by the wheel. Charlesfield, 4th curt. Mrs Hardy, widow of Dr Thomaa Hardy, one the ministers of Edinburgh, and Professor of Church History in the University there. In the island of St ...
... term*- Stock a Farm may insured.« one Sum without the Average Clause, at 2*. per Cent- per Ann. By Order of the Directore, H. HARDY. Sea *f Gauntry Department. HOUSES and LAND, NEWBURGH, FIFESHIRE, for sale. To be Sold by Public Soup, fKednftday the 90tk ...
... Southgate, ordinary seaman, ditto; Thomas Chandlers, landman, severely ; John Smith (3), able seaman, ditto ; Henry Holt ordinary seaman, slightly ; James Crooks, able seaman, ditto; Antony Griffin, landman, ditto ;1 homas Hardy, ordinary seaman, ditto; James ...
... Mr John Nankivell, Master; Thomas May, boy. Severely Wouuded. —William Edmonds, John Hayman, and John Maclean. Slightly Wounded. —William Ridgard, Mate John Francis, James Junes, John Rodney, Brown, Robert Wright, and Thomas Brynt. The Princess Amelia ...
... following are the names of the unfortunate sufferers :—\\ ilham Carver, William Rooke, Sam. Mackerel, Wm. Annis, Thomas Smith, Wm. Mann, John V igg, Thomas Stanyard, and P. Leggett (washed oft the pier). Henry Salmon, was saved. Eight of them were married, and ...