... and presented by her sister-in-law, La- Ql William Russel, being the first presentation or a Da.-hess of Bedford at our Couirt since the ,eri 73,, when the late Duchess of Bedford, irho danghter of john Earl of Gower, and grand- *I-rIghter to the Duke of ...

... 2aster. James Smith, Depute--lfafter. John Shand, Selnior PI'ard-. George Russell, _uniDr 11arden. George Brander, Treasurer. James Roy, Sefretarv. James Murray, Clerk. William Littlejohn, StozIdard-Bcarer. John Mann, Chaplai-. James Young, 3 Stewards ...

... elrbel1 fled t-wilb f-ne els-gant ?? 'red H-ads, fi o,, trll rss;~die'l , 'si. MARY Qm,.FrEN OFt COTS, ais LADY JAINF GREY, LADY RUSSEL. JOAN* OF ARC., and MADAME DE1, SE~rIGNE, Proof 01-Inipircilions. To accomisdate tbe Ciraii/ating Libra- N-ricsa C,15's. acbeap ...

... last, Mr.'THOGIAS PAULL, in his26th year. Married, at Banff the 3th current, GEoRGE RUSSEL, Jur. Esq. Writerto ?? Miss CATHARIN E RUSSEL, eldest Daughter of Tho- mas Russel, Esq. of Rathen. GENERAL ASSEMBLY. Delegates from the. Presbytery of Abeideen, Dr ...

... e1'rab x6. A bill for amending the adl relative to the archousing British plantation sugar was read a Ilirst time, l Lot .d. Russel obtained leave for a bill to a- mend the at relative to turnpice r oal, p:1 tic larly that part which regulates the -inoE; ...

... to Darkmill, and prefently poffeffed hv Mrs il earth. Alf( a FLAT of the adjoiningm Hofe, ?? tiher conveoicnces.- Apply to John Findlay, ?? eaker, or Wi!liani Henderlbon, next honfe. GIRASS PARKS ?? Grafq Parks of El.LON and WATER- TOWN are to he let ...

... 2o re ?? so ?? ns A aim fii F.S dit br fri te Ci di til Cc GENERAL ASSEMBLY. Saturday the Assembly took the case of Dr. I John Inglis, minister of Kirkmabreck, into con- sideration. Some of the heritors of that parish 1 had served a libel upon Dr. Inglis ...

... further parricul; rs, apply to Pe'ter Cimert-mi, .:.cr it BLllfni F O? f LO D ?? Ss,>~~T Bz^ 3' anrine? (A ibti)8ta:,f >i;>i,7j ~John Crai;^ e,7 Ma'ier, q !fying at ehe Qpay, t:alkinlg ill ./ tv Goods and Pafengcrs fondon d tvill fail on or bef..orC tih ;oth ...

... advan- ?? farther particulars. apply to William Low, d i, Manufatnturer ii Aberdeen, or Alexander Shir- C, advocate there. I JOHN INNIES OF DURRIS, 'iiec!Z;f of hir ('redio,*c at Aberdeen. ;' REDI hFORS of Mr. INNES to a confiderable - iin_ amouit are ...

... iat Midfum- hmer, are now in the hands of the feveral Agcnts. a e 'he Agents of the Phcmnix Company for Scotland are v - Ms John Young, Edinburgh. a Hary Lumifen, Efq. Aberdeen. r Mefics London, Craigie, and Co. Glafgow. I M r Thos Sandernan, Perth. c ...

... Criminal Court, TJs- di Sa- muels and John Russel xvcre put upon tr:i'i ?? a burglary ; an accom plice, nam.-d licha;-. Jack- son, being admitted evidence f-'r t h C( .n-i Samuels pleaded guilty, aml ills' ?? o Russel from having any conceri i, in 47- t ...

... Davidibt, or to Mcefrs John or Cuncan Davidfon, Advocates. SURGEONS H-IAL.L, EDINBURGI-l, 5lth Oiftober 1904. r lHE Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh, dc- Tfiruois to promote the Study of their owii Art, have appoitited Mr JOHN THOMSON Profeffor of ...