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... 1,. Mrs Alexander { daughter. 13. Mrs Scot of y 23. Mrs tcr - r oo ' . _ Mrs Maitland lv a daughter. : At Dr s | Andrew Rofs,.tne tf .ei . tant in India.-He in the year 1748. aD^ aV o>' s ' firft charter of the ...
... Take your writ. Mr Stone pleaded, Not Guiity to tbe indicftment. Counfel were then affigne.l to him. They were, Mr Serjeant Adair and Mr Erfkine. The afliftant- coanfel, we undcrftaud, are Mr Gibbs and a Mr Ward. . . The charges again.! ...
... notwithftanding the King was at Kew, and norefpite heard of ut the Secretary's of- fer. Ke fays he never con!,! fummon rcfolution e- nongh to rettc Son tiie day that he was to be exhi- * Dr Dceld was executed on the 37th jane 1777-. j Mr' H. and Mr D. Rripped ...
... bookfellers feveral works to which Lis nam: did not appear. In a controverfy with Dr Smollett, he is indirectly pharged with having compiled the latter part of Maitland's Hiftory of Scotland, with being employed in The Biographical Dictionary, and with ...
... 30. At Edinburgh, Dr Robert Walker, of the royal college of furgeons. Lately, Mr John Gale, butcher, of Portfmouth Common, aged 79. He went the circumvoyage in the Centurion with Lord Anion. At Nottingham, aged 70, George Dodd. His corpfe was carried ...
... COURT OF KING'S BENCH. JUNE 26. BREACH OE PROMISE OF MARRIAGE. This was an action for a breach of promife of mar- riage. The plaintilT, Mifs Mary Magdalen Grant, is the daugh- ter of Dr Rob.i t Grant, a phyfician of eminence in Dlfig- wall, North Britain ...
... SOME ACCOUNT OF DR TOBIAS SMOLLETT. °f learned and in- J a K, , 10 have benefited \S r / , r ftudies, and ad- V at '° f Bri~rving ew w be found lo r aphical notice S , • . narrat ive, whe- * utility and elegance the force inHl mind ' the difinterit ...
... General Character of Dr Samuel Johnson. r [From Bofwell's Life of Johnfon.] figUre was ' ar » and accurate. So morbid was his tempera- O and s countenance that he never knew the natural r 'he caft of an ancient fta- joy of a tree and vigorous ufe of hia ...
... London, John Mackenzie, Efq; o£ King'#-Arms Vard, Coleman-ftrcet, Mils Vandam, of Guildford-flreet. At Dumbarton caftle, Mr John Turnbul!, junior, of Cordale, Mi Robertfon, daughter of Captain that place. At Aberdeen, Mr Robert Gordon, Craighead, to Mif* ...
... At Stutgard, Mrs Stuart of bank, a daoghter. July 3. Mrs Campbell of Fairfield, fon. Mrs Pringle of Whitebank, daughter. 5. At Straloch, Mrs Ramfay of Barra, i daughter. , 7. At London, the Lady of Major Haldane, a daughter. 13. Hon. Mrs ...
... in the parifh of Galafhiels. and county cf Roxburgh,prc- fently poffeffed by Mr John Sibbald. Perfons inclining to take the above, may give in their propofals in writing to Mr Andrew Henderfon, town clerk of Selkirk. FARMS IN ROXBURGHSHIRE. TO be LET and ...
... 19. Mrs. Falconer Woodcote, 3 ufgf' 13. Mrs. Stark of TealTes, DEATHS. At Jamaica, on 6th December, Mr George Porteous, second son of the Rev Dr Porteous of Glasgow. At Barbadoes, 12th Decern^ 1 Charles McGahen of the 2tft f° ot , V In the Eaft Indies ...