Help organising your research by adding bookmarking your articles. You can review your Bookmarks in the Saved area. *
* We take your privacy seriously. Bookmarks and notes are personal to you and are not public.
... SKINS, being the entire cargoes of the Argus and Mi r nerva, direft from Holland.-Apply to 'iwjAcr BiyZ, LeitS, Airil 5, 1806. HARDIE & COI ON SALE, DIRECT FROM1 BOURDEAUX, s A Small but Choice Parcel of NEW FRiZNCH a AI PLUMS and WALNUTS. The Plums are 0 ...
... to the corner tenement of the Square, ?? by Mrs Herbert. Rent L. 50. For further particulars application may he made to Mr Thomas Bcnar,- builder, Heriot's Bridge, or R. a Dick, writer, Edinburgh. SALE OF SUBJECTS, 'I Le~ig Th yd, Canoicgate, and at alter ...
... of the Agents of the BRITISH FIRE OFFICE in the Country, who are appointed Agents for this Office. RO BERTI SKEITON, Seec. THO.MAS DUNCAN )'usr, Agelnet at Abtiemfeas. Liet atenany of erdeernJhire. General Meeting hsving leen baneld t Aberdeen, on As.. ...
... applying to Mcffrs. Innes and Ure, W. S. No, so, Queen--freet, Edinburgh, in whofe hands are the title deeds; or to james Hardie, Advocate in Aberdeen, who is pofeffred of the articles of roup, leafes, plans, contents, and rentals. Franlcis Milne at Megray ...
... applviuto to MlcThi. anmes and Ure, W. S. No, 5o, Qcllftrecrt, Edinburgt, in wvhofe h3nds are the titic dcels ( r cr to James Hardie, Advocate in Aberdcen, ssho is npiftirfed of the articles of roup, leafe;, plans, contents, nand rentals. Francis Milnc at ...
... of it inall partsofEng- and)', as the heft article of the kind for agricultural E! purpooesever yet introduced. being of fo hardy a na- :.e, that thc mua fevere winter does not injure it.- Alilch Cow-, Ewes and Lambs have been fed on it U; wsith the greateff ...
... in all partsof Eng- f land), as ite beft article of the kind for agricultural 2 parposes ever yet introduced, being of fo hardy a na. ti ture. that the nofstfevere winter does not injure it.-t Mich Cows, Ewes and Lambs have been fed on it ft 0ith the ...
... es rt mediately alter the fale, and to the other property at . Pt Whitfurday 1807. of hi For farther particulars, apply tu Thomas Niinnear, bh s*ritet in Sitnnehaven. r __ 3TOLS Ft'iHt TOLL DUTIES leviable at the Bars aftet. I 1 mentioned, on the line ...
... hailig b i0 handtom; antd hardy, and by good keeping couting to L r- great weight. :1! 'd A CONTRACTOR WANTED, I, iOR clearing the ground, and buildiig a WARE- tC, F HOUSE, agreeably to a Plan to be seesi by apply- C irnli to 'Thomas Robertson, Overseer to ...
... being univerfally known ab it need only be oblferved, that the Merino Sheep, con- AY trary to the received opinion, are as hardy, and as .fuit.- on . able to the climate of Scotland, as any other kind what- Cc I ever; and as a proof of this, the Lambs ...
... dinburgh, as explained by them in their late Pamphlet by Thomas Brown, M. D.-Price Is. 5. Obfervations on the Nature and Tendency of the Dohlrine of Mr Hume, concerning the relation ?? ana Effe&; by Thomas Brown, M. D.-Price 5s. ACCOMPT BOOKS, . tON A NW.W ...
... BsOZD, A BOUT 20 Couple of well.bred HOUf4DS, that , have been accuftomed. ta huint hare and-fox- they are very flout and hardy. Particulars may be had of James White, Cumbernauld Houfe, by Falkirk. HOkSES FOR bALE. .3 'obe SOLD -at WorDswoar i's Repofitory ...