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... Robertson, comptroller c ' -he c- ••',', S-rr naivay. for the second best Bull, h, pt en i'i'fa'm ?? C fi-fii, pansh of Stornaway, and exhibited at the comacsi-io-i a- -for-- said, tor said second district in 179., Tir-- Cai ■• To Mrs Scobie, Ardm.,,l c, ...
... wil! be comjlctcd in Five Volumes Bvo of whi-'i the second is at press. CAPITAL PICTURES, PRINTS' ANT)~DRAV.-iNG-r On Tin lay the . Sth inst. whl be Son, l.v au. 1 ion in It M ■-.•■, Ch.pel. second entry above the ?? Arms T-vern, ' A SMALL bnt Capital ...
... ing to Mr Thomas Milne, Canoagate, Edinburgh. JOURNEYM EN PAPER-MAKERS. Wanted immediately, THREE SETS of MEN far a Fine, Second, and Brown Vat. The situation is iss a pleasant coussty sss the west of England, l'raveilin - char -es wiii be allowed, and ...
... Abcrskaw were depending thisLmatch the amount soool The to about ten o’clock the morning ha4rfg for his second Stoneyard his bottle-holder second Joe WaraVand bpttle-holder'Hall The champions with astonishing fierceness skill and ftwthe space of fifty ...
... Excellency the Honourable Mr. North, by the last ships from Ceylon, has transmitted a very minute detail of the fishery in all its stages, some of which are truly singular and remarkable, ltappears, that the fear of sharks is the cause ofa great ucal of interruption ...
... • OR TAE HERO OF THE NILE. With appropriate SceT.tery, Macninery, Decorations, To concludy with a magnificent and splendid STAGE ilttiAv I Never Performed at thisrheatee, AGrinsiSFlo SeEvrAc Lc, in parts) as represented at Paris wiat unbounded aiiplause ...
... By - Publie Roup, folr Eleven. Years,, after -Ma~tnnmss t i 1 es, within M'Lareis'aisssn,lCuparlFife, on; Monday 'N - the se~cond slay ?? ncsr, at-twelve o'clock: .o n roon, , i TF{E FARM -of iVsEST-EP'BALGARVlE} titus- -.1 c ted-in the-parish of Mionimeal ...
... RS admitted as usual. No. z5, North Frederick Street. TO BE SOLD, A Very Handsome SECOND-HAND gOACH, _L. with Plated Mourtisig, little worse than new. Likewise a Second-Hand POST CHAISE. Enquire at Mass. Crichton and Feild, Leith' Walk. * -~ SA LT. ~ ...
... the rate of one hundred and thirtyfive per cent. The Company are possessed of a large snim oF undi- Fidedprof;s.-Prior to April 1796, they paid regular- lj a dividend on their Stock of seven per cent. yearly. Since that time they have increased it to ...
... last village, and affords an easy and he 3d expeditious communication with Edinburgh, fromnn to n. whrence, by means of the stage coaches, every article lie- sa] _ cessary for a faily, which the adjoing villages do not so Lte suppay, may be brought at a ...
... nuirber' of V ears as cad he agreed EU upon, and' entered to at Whirsunday next, T ~rHE INN' of L[VINGSTONE, lying the first stage an T I from Edinburgh, -upon the south, road to Glas- .ant Zow, with the: Offices, Ga'rden, and two small hiclo- price,. count) ...
... Glasgow, on which 4th Match, at t~welve o'clocke, to name anl interim:' InI factor; and sanse placre an~d. hour onl the'isi April, stablr to elect a trustee. feet it WILLIANM JACKcSON, Merchaht in -Glasg-ow.-Credia- Thn tors to moeet in the Black Bull. ...