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... attacked onthe ftieet of Glafrow by three fellows, and ROBBED of his GOLD WATCH, the number believed to be .123, maker's name, H. Hardy, London. The watch is horizontal, -and cap'd with Jewels. L . i t i s intreated, if the above watch is oftered for fale, it ...
... heir to the a- bove Thomas, as being his filler, can have ro title, as it can be eafily p*roved that her father John Arnot (lon to Robert Arnot in Legatown) wben he lett this county, about the year 171 c,. had no fon called Thomas, nor was even mar- ried ...
... James Walker. The farm of Pardivan, pofllfted by Thomas Davie, as now divided and laid all together. The farm of Hillhoule, poflefled by William Potter. _ The farm of Beecraigs, poflefied by John Hardie. The taim of Broomeiknow, poflefled by John Marfhall- ...
... poflefled by Mr. Fyfe, Meichant. Rent 7 1. 7 s. 4th A Laigh Houfe and Cellar at the head of Wardrop's Court, poflefled by Thomas Henry White-lronfmith. Rent 6 1. ios. Alfo, A Little Shop at the head of the faid Courr, poflefled by Mrs. Miln. Rent 31. ...
... James Walker; The farm ofi Pardivan, poflefled by Thomas Davie, as now divided and laid all together. The farm of Hillhoufe, pofleffed by William Porrer. The farm of Beecraigs, poffefled byjohn Hardie. The farm of Broomeiknow, poftefted by John Marftiall ...
... poflefled by Thomas Davie, as now divided and laid all together. The farm of Hillhoufe, poflcflei. by William Porrer. Thefarm of Beecraigs, ?? by John Hardie. Thefarm of Broomieknow, poflefled by John Marfhall. The farm of Riccarton, ?? by Thomas Hart. feg: ...
... poflefled by Thomas Davie, as now divided and laid all together. The farm of Hilihoufe, poflefled by William Porer. The farm ofßeecraigs, poflefled by John Hardie. The farm of Broomieknovv, poflefled by John Marfhall. The farm of Riccirton, ?? by Thomas Hart ...
... from Aberdeen, in half barrels and firkins, cured in the fame manner as lat. years, which gave the higheft fatisfaftion, ac Thomas Walker's Merchant, Queenflreet, Leith. Where rriay be alfo had, bacon hams ahd pick- led neats tbhgues ; alio fine old Jamaica ...
... and other pla- ces above-mentioned, will have their goods con- h-er_bly former forwarded. AT LONDON, ?? THE PEGGIE, - 1 - THOMAS BOSWALL jll* Matter, lying at Hore's wharf, ...
... will be Oiown at any time by a fer- vant at the houfe of NeHfieid. BY order of the Truftee for the Creditors of the deceafed Thomas Johnfton, Merchant in Edinburgh, tobe fold, by public voluntary roup, within the Exchange cofteehoufe, Edin- burgh, upon Monday ...
... Monymusk, ferae of them moftly inclofcd : enquire at the Pallor and Robert Leitch Eall Mains. 5. Thurfday Mary McPherfon wife to Thomas Birnie, mentioned in this Journal of the 25th of February, was brought to town and committed to prifon warrand of the Sheriff ...
... contiderabl.' rent, and highly improveable. Thomas Moft.ite at Humbie-houfe, nnj j , Robertfon Forrefter ihere, wiil atrend, an.i fi° : the whole premiiles. The rondiifons of J may be feen in the hands of Thomas Cc.cl-C,.' Wrirer to the Signet. And any perfon ...