... the LONES of EASTER RO-' d n, RICHIES, EASTER.-and WESTER TORRANS, with - ae. that part of Wiiliamn Chiisholm's Farm, below the Cro- ly marty Road, all lying ecmpact, and ?? situate of) within the parish of Fearn, in the diecrict of Easter Ross, 7e. from ...

... those views, they should] lose nortsime Itt takingtrylern tire into consideratiors arlid he was in iop es itrat before the Easter ul- recess they should be enabledi to iatrorltcet a meosttte for tire tiso purpose of prittinrg a speedy end to the discotrtests ...

... and the result has been a rise of fully £33 per cent. from the prices of last year. They averaged AS 13s. the imperial acre. All the farms recently let in that neighbourhood have been taken at a considerable rise in rent. RISE IN TnE VALVF OF PROPERTY ...

... thre A ssemebip to a ci rrcum istance enteic le rcgit b h coirsic oreel a reheacte se letri ttpr e e 0cc lee outer side seP rise I ircese, ?? referred tec tire steprs weceich tire Eceeu l of lr e iecoiii eras taki se Pier carryincg et cececcsieer of tire ...

... was referred to the Church Commimttee. A vohmcminpous report was laid on the table, in r6ferenoe to the lends of Skene and.Easter Carnie, and left over for consideration. Some conversatiois emntted r'gggrihilg the covering in of the Broadfor'd .burn-the ...

... be published ?? Februztry 1813, atid a part or half volume will be reguier. ly published on the ]st day of euch onwrth, till rise ?? -he completed; and as the printing of the worke is very ectriidorablyl advanced, purchitserti mnay depend on a regv it I ...

... bdre remark, that vie observe that his Lord- ship's statements, in regard to the state of feeling in the n, North, have given rise to severe animadversion. His be Lordship has been blatted for taking too strong a view in of the case, and for stating that ...

... thie 1lHousr, aeend the ?? neaeictto be cttarched to it ; and the Girotmcl-officer will point out tie. macches of the farm of Easter Moentbleaton. . I llBaif, 12t/l ellay, 1832. .Oue conceli.] I cit w: at it mc 01 I E5 I .1 [iie L) 1. 4. i. 1. 7. 1. cir cc ...

... required in this country was overrated, and that the supplies forthcoming wouldbefound to be ample. Notwvithstanding-the continued rise in prices, and the admission that the wants of France and of Ireland will bZ greater than he anticipated, the editor of the ...

... MITIEmI.,, Te DIr 'r YTno-v-ear-old STOTS; from Forty to Fifty Three-year-. LS olts; One BAY MARE, fit for Saddle or Harness, rising Six; Twco fine T'o-vear-old DRAUIJHT COLTS; Thiee RIDING PI P)INJEYS, of iroat Action. Also, Three Hundred LAIeARKsssIie J ...

... STOCK consists of p- I COWS, some of which will Calve early. ie 2 QUBYS, rising three years old. 6 Do. two do. 8i , CALVES. le 4 SHEEP. at' I HORSE, rising five years old. 1 MARE, rising six years old. el The CROP to be Sold is 9 Ricks of Rye Grass Hay; a ...

... with entry at Whitsunday first, w lIE following FA RMS, viz.z IL 1. WVESTBR MONDLETTON. 2. EASTER DO. w 3. SANDYHILLS. 4. GALLAHILL. The Farms of Wester and Easter MoxT nBtL TTON ly conti. luows, and may be very advantageously united, if wished. ?? consist ...