... Margaret, third daughter of II the late Arthur Stephen, farmer, Banchory-Ternan. On Thursday the loth instat, at St Mary's Church, Edge- hill, Liverpool, by the Rev. C. H. Burton, William Dugaid. Req., Aberdeen, to Elizabeth, eldest daughter of Thomas Duguid ...

... his life by strangulation, as the edge of CO the gig was pressing hard upont his neck. The deceased has cii left a ividow with a numerous family: to deplore his premature an end. Iii the midst of life we arc in death! Iit SOMMO)INs-ROBSUT SIMPSON1, EaQ ...

... MrsUW.INo, I AtRmsgate, August 19, the Lady of Captain WARES, .N., Of a son. At Montrose, on the 19th instant,. Mrs WILLIAX MITCHELL, of a SOn. Mar Age At 2, Crown Terrace, on, Tuesday. the 26th inst.', bjthe Rev. Mr.1 Jamieson, of Grange, the Rev. JA xEs ...

... of t'ne -cf HADDINGTON, Thar their Ml- s MEETING falls to be held this year : rhc 3Cth September current ; and that aesi Edged with the Sheriff Clerk for iv- I'sitois, Esq. late of the Honourable Last rv's Civil I stablishmcnt at Bombay. -ALF.Xr. FRASER ...

... consumed lier cother, and scorched her features in the most dreadful manner, her eyes being literally burned out of the sockets. Death coon put a period to - ler tsHffrings. His Majesty's sloop -lanrier, 19. guns. CAYaim) Mole rier, sailed from Leith Roads, ...

... Aitjeen of Minto, the Rev. GEORGE RiTcsOir, minister of Jedburzh to E-LiEA BuTH BRADFUTE, eldest daughter of John fludgeon, ~q Deaths, On the 20th inst., at 240, Union Street, CHARLES, Son of the late W ILLAsal Molu, Eag., in the 16th year of his sae. Here ...

... vicinity of the chair, were William Stirling, Esq. Kenunore House-Wmi. Graham, Esq. of Lancefield-Lewis Potter, Esq.-John Mitchell, Esq.-Wm. Connal, Esq.-Wm. Kid- ston, Esq.-Arthur Pollok, Esq.-M. M. Pattison, Esq.- George Smith, jun. Esq.-G. L. Walker ...

... landlords of Scotland to relieve it had been such as entitled them to the highest praise. There had only been two cases of death from destitution in Scotland, and those had occurred on the estate of a proprietor who has since taken the same steps as his ...

... Lotters frops Rome of the-Oth instanit mention that perfect traiquillljtypOrevailqlg in -that capital.- -tLoird, Mount - Edge- cumbehad arilived' tirefroni Paierino,aud Lord Minto was expected inns few days. -- 'r he Jesiits have l #rom Romep- The 1fop ...

... or his spirit broken, a-id, to use a phrase -which a soldier li ke Your Excellency will comprehend, takin2: off the rough edge of the Sikhs in the fight. How ably. how gallantly, bow successfully this was done, I have before enadearoured to relatle. ...