... Molllson, Easter Reht ; 2. Mr. Valentine, AtMock ; 3, Mr. orb rat.. Glasgowforest; 4, Mr. Mol Ison, Easter Edit; 3. do.: Mr. Valentine. Afflork. 11. (Jafft tone year ..Id I-I. Mr. Molison, faster Edit ; 2, Mr. CRmpbell, Kincller ; 3. Mr. Mulison, Easter Edit ...

... abott a :he, Ie and fie saw Bolt to the do6r of his ahpaifnt. Scott a boy o atiecn, ?? tbe prisoner that night, anI saw fim rise ahout six n'ext ie' morning. Three sentinels observed' Seraont Ly Paterson aind the prisoner pass intd the flrrackel at a quarter ...

... soece conesieleraisln pecsisiary adoasitagee from thsa Bank is the masaegasnut of rise Goversissent husiness. Thesy, consesiuently, psropose thai Goearnmentsea laid nepoy to rise Back 25 per root, of the debt of £l4,500,ttt nose doe, sad that the Bank slshal ...

... I ABERDEEN CORN MARRET. FRIDAY LAST. Tb l attendance was very Considerable at the narket to-day. P-rices were still on the rise. Potato Oats ..23S Od to 24s d Common Oats.. .2s °d to 235 01dj 40 lbs. per bushel. Bear . . 26s od to 26s d; 52 Ibs ...

... hours' bill in Swltzerland, in Germany, at Roueen, and in many of those lerge towns in France, where manufactories were rapidly rising. (Nor in America-from Word l4onteagle.) Let them remember, moreover, that if they legislated in one case, they must in many ...

... nagement: and their Leases, which are for twenty-three years, expire after four crops, when, it .is well known. that a great rise of rent will be obtained. The public burdens are moderate, and part of the lands hold of the Crown. A Plan, Rental, and other ...

... morning of his death, to rise from his bed, and do C sonae things about the house; he msed to go about the town and country selling religious books; he was a na- tive of Cawall, Argyleshire At Galashiels, James Blaikie, , Esq. of Easter Lonhaugh. At Kilbarihan ...

... Johnston, .. Win, OlConsbie, Esq. of Easter ,al skllce. A 3, John Christie, ., Mr Valentine, Aftloch, Sloene. I L 4 , Wlliassi Itepron, ., Mr Disneas, Newrton, Slcese. 8 5. James Isigrain, ., Wals M'Cemibie, Esq., otf Easter - Sisosse. II. JosIC3e Slissor, ...

... nieetings commence at Walsa1l'on Tuesday, the loth of October. 'The masters appear to have arrived at a wise determination. A rise in the price of iron. would unquestionably have led to an agita- tion of the question of wages, in a more aggravated form than ...

... p~piyo cattle w~as similar ,iothat of iast week, that Ii£I rathesrun~der anst avero'e, but the derandbeing convpara:l!e the, rise swas ,not ~ and trzawards ,tp~w~ards che close of l tlie reduction wousl~d roila~bout 6d~per atonec. Sheep and lantbs arl**dlj ...

... Birnie, for his account of the pa- rish of Birnie, in the county of Moray---The Society's Silvcer 3 Medal. To James Macdonald, Easter Dreggie, for having, of actual c farnters in the district of' trathspey renting lands not exceed. ] irig '17 yearly, had the ...

... brought good prices, as will be -seen from the annexjd[ list:- 1. White Cow, Cresswell, four years old-bought by MIr Green, Easter Rutlirie, for - £22 0 0° 2. Roan Bull Calf, dam Cress-eell, by Ajax-Mr Bremner, Ackenway - - 30 0 0 3. AWhite and Roan Cow ...