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... a fon. May 4. At Balnaboth, the Hon. Mrs Ogilvie ot Clova, daughter. Deaths. April Edinburgh, L>avid Ruflell, of Mr John clerk to the fignet. a. At Perth, Samuel Stewart of Colleuchar, merchant. 3. At Aberdeen, Dr James Paterfon, one of the mioiftert ...
... Trial of Dr Magcunis for the Murder of Mr Hardy. 'C'Riday, Jan. 17. came on the trial of Daniel Magennis, M. D. for the murder of Mr John Hardy, holler and hatter, Newgate-ftreet. Mr Fielding ■was counfel for the profecution. In his animadverfions on ...
... cl'uf, Mr J. Bland ; Norfolk, Mr Hallion ; Lieutenant of the Tower, Mr Charteris ; Blunt, Mr Davis ; Tyriel, Mr Smith; And Earl of Richmond, Mr JONES. Lady Anne, Mrs W I L M O T - ...
... ode to 456 Johnfon, Dr, verfes by and Mrs Piozzi 145. His Gholt to Mrs Piozzi 402 Julia, a baliad, by a lady 39 King, ode for his birth day297 veifeson 90 Lady, verfes to a, wih a prefent of Pope’s Works 39 Liberty, ode to, by Mr Woods 607 ...
... At Kilmarnock, Mrs Hunter, Robert Hunter, Efq; meichant, of ir. At Montrofc, in the 78th 0 |y age, James merchant, and fot fll provoll of that burgh. j' li. At Glafgow, Mr Jofeph CrombiC, ter. f hi* it. At London, the 88th year age, Mr Benjamin Cooper ...
... of James Gordon, Efq; merchant. 20. At Edinburgh, Mr Hugh Penman, late jeweller in that city. 20. At Loch-head, near Aberdeen, Mrs Brifbane, of Balbegno, widow of Dr John Brifbane. 20, At Ratho, Mr George Reid. 20. At Aberdour, in the 74th year of his ...
... Treafurer of the Navy. Nov. 16. Mr Campbell of Shawfield was unanimoufly elected Lord Redtor of the Uriverfi'-y of Glafgow. Dr Alexander Maclauchlan unanimoufly elected Ordinary member of the Glafgow Chemical Society. Mr Henry, preacher of the gospel, ...
... Ba'ddefey, Sec. and as high- ay gratified by the Sine finging of Stcracc, Mrs Crouch, and Romanzmi, as well as by the excellence oi the r.itiflcal compositions. God Save the King was repeated after the Opera. The audience each time joined in the- cbosus ...
... int _ Mr KING; Sir Baikfo ?? ' ■«. AKCHER ; a, Bnltait *»*-». Mr WOODS. A ,dl.ovcjn ...
... receiving honours and attentions much above our merit. Ext) aft letter from Mr Blanc hard, dalid, Calais, Jan. 8. We arrived here fafe and well, and are at this moment with Mr Mouron, to whole houle came laft night. the inftant of my writing you, the Itrates ...
... the Itory of Mrs Godfrey, which I recited in my firft letter. As loon had concluded it, to fhow the Dodtor how confonant her opinion on this point was to his own, flie promifed him, that if flie was the fame kingdom with him when the king of terrors made ...
... daugh- ter of the late Sir Harry Innes of Innes, Be, Funes. Ac the manfe of Rathven, Mrs Magdalen Gordon, fpoufe the Rev, Mr Grant, minifter of Rathven, 1. At Aberdeen, Mrs Margaret Banner. man, wife of Alexander Milne, of Cri- thonmogat. 1. At London, George ...