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... Volunteer System. We have mus, sa- I tiqfaction in aading, that this fine regiritent, consistinz of t eight 'onspaliea of hardy young men, has agreed to trans- r fer its services into the Local Militia.-The ozahr corps in c Kincardineshire -having done ...
... Manfions and Effe~ts, as to Farm- i . ers , anufafturess, and all the CormmetriI Orders. . - . By Order of the Direosrs, s H. A. HARDY, THE AgsJent for the 0§7ce at ABERDEEN begs Ieanc To remii7d the ins'ered in hizs Neighbourhood; 'tvhose Policies are fioa ...
... by Cummineston, having granted a Disrosition of his whole effects, heretab!e and moveable, for behoof of his creditors, to Thomas Eddie in Turriff, George Murray, Merchant, .dllathan by Cummioieston, and John Cooper, Farmer in -New town there: all those ...
... in the East Indies, Major 'rho. Fleming, of the 50th regimer.t. At Calcutta, after a residence of 25 years, Captain Henry Thomas Spence, of the Diamond -Pearl, country vessel. This gentlemnan left Edinburgh at ai early period of life, and, after serving ...
... Glengaiirhaud Dedkryside. 0 For further inrornmation, apjlicatibn may bc made tc t u'fe proprietor at Invercauld, the Rev. MrI BM'Hardy at s Crathie, by Tullich; Peter FarquhaTison, Esq. advocate, i dAberdeen; or to Messrs. Tods ond Ronsanes, George's s Square ...
... portion of the above sum of L.27. IS. 4d. The title deeds, and a plan an-d measurement of the sf lands, are in the hands of Thomas Sangster, advocate in n Aberdeen, to whom application inay be made for farther -particulars. - te FARM TO BE LET. d There ...
... LARCH PLANT'S, uv Jr. N stock kt Piitai, vwill be sold off at re-ssnable prices. f The Larch are all three years transplanted, hardy xsarsid, and between two ahd three feet high; Enquiry may be male at the house, -or at Aliexander Smith, Sapplin-'brae, Old ...
... givesii to any of she persons abqvunamncd, and the farms will be let as i6on its ndeguete offers are received. The Rev, Mr. M'Hardy, the factor, ivil ive directioir for ?? the lands, ansdplans thereof. lANDS ANtY SLATE Q17'AMRIES FOR SALE. DISaRICT OF, CAaRIOC ...
... PLANTS, bver- v A stock at Pitfou~r, will be sold oif at reasonrable prices. is 'lihe Larch at~e all three years; transplanted, hardy nursed, F inb' tet~een two.and three feit high . Ie Enquiry may be miade at the house, or at Af1exander b Smith, Sapplintbra'e; ...
... which irpimeidiately g'e us the niost effectual assistance that the aniote.is anmrteein'f nind of such an offi- ?? Sir Thomas Hardy'cslid su'gest. At half-past one the Shinnon joined, received priiioners from, and took La Thetis in to'w. She i'sholly ...
... with thesi. The conduct of this gallant oflicer is spoken of with the highest appro- bation. , 'he Margarets of Leith, D. Hardie, master, arrived at Limeaick from Mirarnichie, North Arnexica, 27th ult, in 2X1 days. ' On the 14th November, in lat. 50. ...
... Upscc Fcu-dilty, 205. Der foot of front. I For frtcher particulars, application may be made to the I 'Town Cler'k, or YarJis Hardie, Advocate, any of whom -.vill shew the articles and conditioins of roup. lOLUSE ,IN POR'I'wsY. Theie is to be sold, or let ...