... 114 4 11 144 • a sin. war be I==m: be by CNAIGES SOS TN/ 4 M I 4110 . I • roe W. • I _ II _ II 4 . 0 . • - __1 • • Tenni. I H. Wrath Sus as. Fleet Stmt. Sam sod PoMAW TA. Jams TOw the /mums - 1. Ism ft ...

... ileatV. At no the utilise, General Tenni, the Royal Artillery. to the yerr of his age. At Ralthayeet on the Mth eN. Sloeusenth. Rap, physician. At Menttesl. on the 17th August, Mr Aleautder Seaton, son the late iter..l. Weston of Allna. Lately, at Neuilly ...

... reland to Scoonie Bridge, will be held MARAIIALLN INN. Leven. an Tuesday the 2tl day of March next, at One afternoon, in tenni of the Art. JOHN SNOTII, Ok. 1611 Feb. 1841. NOTICS. rinIERE was east on Slo.re at Earlsf , rry Beach. in the month of Sidember ...

... Cabin, L.l. 50. Vora Catlin, 15s. ck (common sol d/ cakes). 7s. 6d. Prorisioss, Wines ad Obits. to be had board, om eery mrate tenni. Berths must be secured at the Company's Mikes: and Passengers are requested to be in attendance half an hour before the advertised ...

... challengers, on the 10th instant. There were twe rinks. Limb of four players aaide. and the rotation of play, was conducted in tenni of the rules of the Grum! Club. The game millirem:est at 12 o'clock ; and at S. when it ronelffilet. Strathelless was de'lined ...

... Trustees appli,,don ail! he nettle for authority to Remote the Toll-Bar !ha l'erth Junction Ilar. situated a few yards to -.en:tenni 01 the Bar on the °rent North leading ylienlour litirntiolanil to Kirkidsly, and in place to erect a Toll liar or (tate mid ...

... the jar, without doubt, had not the of the thief. Mr MeLlnint gni of a 'mine man, nut a native of till.ge. who he knee hues tenni snaking up totem!. ship with his watchlog, anal Tiestioneil him on the sui , jort. On the morning of Sendai, the shop of ...

... the motion ~ t Mr %%Room Mr Cochrane was re-appointed convener of the committee for collecting the subiwript ion to the cc:tennis ; end the thank 3 of the Prt,bytery were cordially conveyed to him fur his zeal and diligence In the cause. The Presbytery ...

... moderate. The Parochial Buildings, bawl beta lately erected, will not require repair to any siding for years to come. The Tennis, it is are nhausted. The Lands are of excellent quality—have a right to Sea-ware for manure—end from their vicinity to Pittenweem ...

... body. Mr Lloyd um heard to cry out murder. murder. - aid imaseiltaiely he fill to the gnaws! a lifeless corpse. us.! and k tenni immediately in attendanre, but their am set as death was lastantaneoue. The have been quite close to the unfortunate gentles's ...

... The et received the of wile thew to thiAlf aki trdveriltio The read wet with a= of Hi ia fell eye s. mew of and Amiens of Tenni The w Mr lltjasty not wee of the west deterletleth ...

... order far the Journal Is given rue a definite period, the last will be (,warded In • wrapper, and if no counter of den ate tennis al, it will be continued. CUPS tt-PIPP. . Printed for the Proprietor every Thursday morning, by Jamas TOO, Samna's' Syn..; ...