... Jobson, Esq, of London, to Miss Rachel Stewart of Stenton. May 6. At Canoby manse, John Elliot Esq of Cooms to to Miss Margaret Helen Russel, daughter of Rev. John Russel miniyter of Canoby. 9. At Inveness, the Rev. Mr James Fowler, minister of Urquhart ...

... Barnslee, to Miss Agnes Simson, daughter of the late John Simson, Esq; Brunton. 21. At Leith, Robert Walker, Esq; of Sunnybank, near Inverkeithing, to Miss Betty Cunningham, eldest daughter of John Cunningham of Balbougie, Esq; Advocate. B I R T H S Lately ...

... M'Alpin, preferred. 64th reg. of foot : John Kennedy Strong, Gent, to be Enfign, vice James Clancy; by purchafe. Surgeon's Mate John Thomfon to Surgeon's Mate at St Philip's cattle in the ifland »[ Minorca, vire John Johuftone, preferred. Capt. Stephen Gualy ...

... Hospital. Mr James Halkerston of Frenchie. May 1. At Perth, Patrick. Miller, writer. ' At Glasgow, John Hay, of Morton, ). At Aberdeen, Alexander Russel, of Moncoffer, Esq. At Blackburn, George Moncreiff of Blackburn, Esq. At London, the Countess of fDumfries ...

... George. Ct t r^e Cl* Thomas Dundas young- Lady Elisabeth Eleonora Home, daughter of the late Earl of 1 Edinburgh, Francis Russell, Efq; d 4t f' 10 Mifs Mary Bannerman, young- Ucr Sir Alexander Bannerman of Bt. Births. V - J 1 London, Lady Kinnaird, of ...

... companies, vice brevet Major James Duffe. Northern Fencible men : Capt.-Lieut. John Grant to be Captain, vice John Campbell ; and Lieut. Thomas Russell to be Captain-Lieutenant, vice John Grant. Alexander Baillie, Fort-Major of *ort George, to be Major in the ...

... Juftice Clerk.??Robert Maxwell, Alexander Jofeph Laird, ail coalliers at Kinnaird, and Margaret Russel, wife of Joseph Laird, were indicted for the murder John Morrison baker in Bainsford, and for and wounding feveral other perfons ; but they having failed ...

... letter from John Dalling, Efq; Governor Jamaica, to Lord George Germain, dated, Kingfton, June 2. received the Thynne Packet ; in which his Excellency congratulates his Lordfhip on the reduction of the important fort on the river St John, by a detachment ...

... diftillers would follow them and fo would the Indian traders ; Bofton would foon dwindle into a poor village and Halifax and St John's would rife upon its ruins. No trade would be loft to G. Britain this remove, and an eternal monument would be eredted to ...

... fine be paid. He was likewife ordered to pay all cofts. We have to add to the elections mentioned in our laft, that John Wilkes and John Glynn, Efqs, were chofen for the county of Middlefex, Oct. 20. without oppofition. Lord Clive and Mr Leighton were ...