... respectable ing held on Monday last— At a public meetiez of the Inhabitants of Forfar, I hi, the Town this thh day of May 1814 Thomas Smrrier, shoemaker, In the chair—the following Resolotions were moved, seconded. and unaninvotde agreed to:- - 1. That thin ...

... Autrobus ; Earl of Arundel and Surrey; Astell ; George Bunke ; William Blackstone; W. Beckett (paired); Peter Borthwick ; Thomas IVilliarn Brumstou; James Bradshaw; Henry Broadiey ; J. S. Bruwuriges (paired); Major Beresford; A. Ch .pman; Sir John Chetwode ...

... snowdrops, Persian irises, bulbous roots, may now he planted. All the rooted pinks and carnations may he planted out. Sow hardy annuals to stand the winter, and trench un ground in which to plant tulips and hyacinths during October or November. Tan Htotitsoo ...

... last week with a full card° of wheat, Sour, and pease, of a very superior quality, all of which brought to order through Mr Thomas Ogilvy of Brechin. We have no douht, therefore, the public here will receive bread of a superior quality for some time to ...

... Scrivenger or Stewart, a widow, residing in Blyth's Close, Lawitmarket, which caused her death, and also that of a man' named Thomas Todd, aged fifty-five, a mason, who lodged with her. Todd came home about one o'clock, much the worse of drink, along with ...

... by the Cyorpier, and was that of The Corn Merchants. coupled with le names of Moore Storrecit, Iliw, Durk, Kilgour, and Thomas ogilyy, Beeches.' A more useful class of men than :he corn merchant., or m tee lionoorable their dealing, he (the c roo pier ...

... single European vessel escapes—entire crews, officers and men, are suddenly brought within its fearful grasp, and the most hardy constitutions yield to its horrible attacks. The Ardent steamer hail been but a short time on this station, after having for ...

... been sentenced to pay a fine of £3, or imprisoned ten slays, for savagely maltreatin g a bay, a pupil of his, of the name of Thomas Forger.—By a do- I demo of the Sheriff ot Kincardineshire. a prac- ! Hee which prevailed an the eater of Feugh of latching ...

... embankments of railways, should he supplanted by various ornamental plants, generally grown in gardens, especially sf half hardy exotics, both annuals and perennials. This would combine the pleasant with the useful —Fifty houses were lately consumed by ...

... fhl ------- 'viral Cochrane, Od 26s 01 chat good eta be expected ) That unalienable pried- fur libel, throne.-A 'dermal' Thomas Wood, will, it is said, poser.. Plant horse radishes, lettuces, early cab- Angus, alike to moo and ley-the right thlak for ...

... next; and the other routine husinees being gone through, the following gentlemen were admitted members of the Society :---Thomas Carnege, Esq. of Craig° ; Charles H. Caruegy, Esq. of Pitfortbie; Robert Smart, Esq., younger of Connoosyth ; Dr Alex. Guthrie ...

... following ease was tried before Sheriff Henderson and a Jury, in Dundee :—John Anderson, from Arbroath Jail, accused of striking Thomas 00w, shoemaker, on the bead with a stick of poker, knocking Mtn down, and otherwise abusing his person ; likewise with striking ...