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... FORFAR .. Reid. J. riP Hardie, Law, draulat. BRECRIN .J. Smith, grocer. MONTROSE Henderson, D. Coatis. Patterson, R. Grant. Latinists:wins,. D. Miner. Fzrrincat J. Nicoll Nawnraon,.. Andrew Milne, Thomas Milne. BROVONTY-FERRY.T. Blair ...
... 25th ultimo, Mt Andrew A tohaeennle At Lychee, on the 2Jd ulliutti Mt Jades S.M. io hi. year. At London. on the 44th ultimo. Thomas sped Davidson. third surely •un of th e late % ert mid. of Ardat in. At Velle) field House. on el,e 21.11. Oinjb, Lhdy Au ...
... Cruden ; second, J. Hardie ; third and fourth, 1). Galloway. Beat 6 baking, not claimed ; second, J. Hardie ; third, W. Cruden. Best ten, J. Hardie ; second, W. Cruden : third, D. Galloway. --Pears : Best 6, W. Cruden ; second J. Hardie.—AMATEUR CLASS. —Auricula ...
... Kinghorn devolved upon Thomas George now Earl of Strathmore and Kinghorn, oldest son and heir of the lata George Thomas Lyon Bowes, Esq., commonly called Lord (Hammls, whilst jiving the son and heir-apparent of the said Thomas Earl of Strathmore and Kinghorn ...
... were christened Fait h.Hope l and Charity. MARRIAGES. At Varketgate. Arbroath. the lath instant, by the Rev. W. F. Irviai. Mr Thomas Bmall.brewer, there. to Elisabeth, only daughter of Mr David Reid. Woodeitte On tie lath current. at Inrertip, Mr William ...
... Bowman, Firth. ballast ; Dispatch, Jamieson. Leith, goods. 3. Mary, Smart, Aberdeen, pavement,,, Elisabeth, Hardy, Firth, ballast, 4. Thomas and Ana, Catlbert, Baltic, do; Helen and Jean, Adam, do. PASSED ELSINORE SOUND. April 16. Maria Catherine, Mulder ...
... Hay, Swabia, tat %Le li.. manes $ 11. HORSES. Clue I —Draught &ninon, foaled after Junin i 1816-1 Mr Wilson, Whiteside; 2 Mr Hardy, Grange of 'Larry; 3 Robert Wilton Brangen-6 retries Clue 2.—Draught (entire) Colts, foaled after Junary 1, 1843-1 Alesaader ...
... a public. meeting on African, J. Cooper; second, P. Whitton; third, W. the subject on his arra Provost to preside Stewart. Hardy —Best twelve, W. Larne; second.). t hgt th t e ag we ::: p a r :: t The Gwmeil unswili agreed should call a meet ing as requested ...
... last week with a full card° of wheat, Sour, and pease, of a very superior quality, all of which brought to order through Mr Thomas Ogilvy of Brechin. We have no douht, therefore, the public here will receive bread of a superior quality for some time to ...
... SNIPPING. •RRIVALe. Mneeh 6 . George, Keith. Sunderland. Ilene, Zephyr, Dalgety, Align, coals; Barrie, do do.; Hope, do. do.; Thomas. Paris. I nwerkeit bine, do.; Dick, Bull, rails. 11. Dispatch, Jamieson, Leith, goods; Eillabain & Ilsrgarets. Wats on.atoo ...
... MYLES, Writer. JOHNSHAVEN DAVID WELSH, Merchant. MONTROSE THOMAS BARCLAY, Writer. You may be Cured yet! HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT. CURE OT RHEUMATISM AND RHEUMATIC GOUT. (Extract of a letter front Mr Thomas Brunton. Landlord of the Waterloo Tavern, Coatham, Yorkshire ...
... been sentenced to pay a fine of £3, or imprisoned ten slays, for savagely maltreatin g a bay, a pupil of his, of the name of Thomas Forger.—By a do- I demo of the Sheriff ot Kincardineshire. a prac- ! Hee which prevailed an the eater of Feugh of latching ...