... infirm Person, upwards of 66 years old. Upset price Two Thousand Five Hundred Pounds. e For further particulars apply to Mr Thomas Martin, wri- i ter in Edinburgh. e N. B.'iThe value of this policy is increasing yearly during the life.assured. e ON SALE ...

... GeorgeToijcblwood . Mr MUNRO. r ?? W. MURRAY. Courtal1 ?? . Mr T. SHORT.- Villars ?? - - Mr 1i ALLIWEL.., ,The part of Letitia Hardy.--by Mrs C. KEMBLE. la the course of the evening, the Ballad 4iNobody coming to Marry me, bechaacter tof an Old Maid, by ...

... Beveridge and Dempster, merchants, Dunfermllie. Mesrs George Inglis & Son, mauifacturqrs, C;p Curp fc.Mr Thomas Shsepherd, manufacturcr. D4ndee. Mr Thomas Chapman, merchant. 3' Errol . ?? William Btsist, manufacturer. ,, ' Cupar A ui Ir John Purdie, merchant ...

... and Five Shillings to the Grouwn. Fox-Hunter was got by Sir Peter Teazle, his dam by Royal Slave. He is an uncommon strong, hardy horse, and is well known as a hunter. The money to be' paid at the time of covering. Inquire for the Groom as above. lHE NORTH ...

... present notice to be made to the Proprietors, with the followiuig in- ventory and descripiou of the seods, viz. Box addressed Thomas Jarvle,'Kalfingshrack, ?? Wm. Russell, cooper, Leith, containing nine hats. Box addressed R. Anderson, Beith, containing eleven ...

... the Imperial Insurance Comp-iiy are as liberal as any in the kingdolm; ng aid t beir propssals may be badhby : applyleg to Thomas Laws I son at the British Linen Company's Office. trly 1. B. Policies may be removed frsm aoy other office with- out V petite ...

... in the handsuef _ ?? iANDRSON, Bookseller, Stirling. ALEX. MIJNRO, writer, Falkirk. . PEAl sl m AliFAL ANE OMerchant ALlo. THOMAS .HUNT,Merchant, Dunifermlille. JOHN CRONMBIE, Merchant, Haddington. ALEX. M prFOSH, Merchant, Inverness. jOHN TEfFNANT, Merchant ...

... this Office will not be chargee for t!! Pulicy; and all indarsetmc-tus are inads' gratis. By order of the Directors, I-h. A. HARDY, Sucretnry of Country Department A L B I0 N J07 I:IRE AND LIFE IN.;[JRANCE COMPANY, J LI B5'RRDGE S7REEST, LONDON; ItNtPOrYetED ...

... the vhole it I &ielteI k dondondius, the I''Mael laaviig Itft'Ho lnd on 'lri; - c lay l a at .- ' ' ' C 'r~tn~r . App' to H HARDIE &a CO. T~mhler Bu h, Lueitfi v 2d M ay18l' i '-lOUSE FOR SA E E. 'aE To bp SOLD by nullhc rosp, within the Rnyerbx-xrrge osf- ...

... consent' tr frnly. hBAND will be 1n- r~o~ ad sler, cnsst g o mot o It A usical Talent an in FSdi abUr. ID addition to which, Mr THOMAS WELCH V;'il have the hc oour of ?? his first appearancire in din- ijirgh thi3seasaon, who will Sing for~that night only, wvith ...

... or it Lamna; first, WjO Sums of SEVEN-HUNDRED POUNDS, and T FIVE-HUNDRED POUNDS, on unquestionable se- 1 Apply-ts John and Thomas Peat, Forth Street. uJO r NOl'TCE. eta Generhi Meeting of the SOAP MANUFAC- A TURERS, held this d.,iy, they RAISEI1 the PRICE ...

... area, with a coal cellar. The feu-duty is moderatem The key will be found and parxi'culars-learned by applying I to Ralph Hardie, writer, No. 10, Argyle Square. EXCELLENT HOUSE IN- GEO E STRME/ Upset Price .Redcd ?? be Sot.D by public roup, within the ...