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... of command expires this year. Report as- di B-signs Sir Joseph's seat at the Admiralty to Sir th John Bereslord, or Sir Thomas Hardy, Bart. ti( The Eurotas frigate, with Generals Savary and df :eL'Allemand; Eienterant-Collonels De Planot, 22 of Resigre ...
... Capt. Edward William C. R. Owen, R. N. 111. Capt. Sir Thomas Masterman Hardy, Bart. K. N. 112. Capt. Sir Jahleel Brenton, Bart. R. N. 113. Capt. Sir Michael Seymour, Bart. R. N. 114. Capt. Sir Thomas Lavie, R. N. 115. Capt. Sir Phillip B. V. Broke, Bart ...
... Honourable William Ponsonby 79 Major Geaeral John Byng 8o Major General Thomas Brisbane 81 Major General Dennis Pack 82 Major General Lord Robert Edw. Somerset sa Major General Thomas Bradford 64 Major General John Lambert SS .Msjor General Jamas Willoughby ...
... Minerva, Duncan, Mi-etriLondon, limber - race, Grabarna Riga, I'th, Iiems ;29. William, Leslie, 'Abrd6eeneisel4 hallast : Thomas and Jane, M4rscali, Berwvi k. Stockholmn, do. Christian, Burns, Grangemuiith, St 'eturshurph, ?? Brittinria, Diurwird,-Arbroarh ...
... Flotbec, near Hamburgh, in the prime of life, Mr James Booth, nurseryman, native of Scotland. 31. At Auldcathy, Mrs Janet Hardy, relict of the Reverend Robert Liston, late minister of Aberdour. At Palermo, Mr Walter Sibbald, of Leith. Jan. A. At Edinburgh ...
... Kight tt H. W. I Mason Thomas JAclSon' John G: Francillon v R. Bastard James William Cm rers James Reynolds 1 George Read - Thomas Preston Francis Harris Edward Nickoll Thomas Harriett Chris. James Bell n George Gray J. Thomas LIamb Samael England n William ...
... Esq. J ■ Mary Kelso, both of Salt- A At / -M. Alierdeen, Andrew Eerguson, h ll Bht er ' at Wood side, to Ann, eldest G]., Thomas Adams, Partick, Au* ' l^' the Reverend James of ' 1 ' to Ann Hathom Wilson, daugh- Campbell Wilson, Esq. of the by Aberdour ...
... from Swansea to London, has put burl back with loss of mnimnmast. spo The Abrahiam, Watson, from Lancaster, arrived at St ope Thomas's, Sth Novernber, with damage, having been on shore Jon upon the rocks at the entrance of the barbour. The cargo had not received ...
... last, the Circuit Court of Justiciary was opened here Lord Pitmilly. The criminal cases before the Court were as follow Ist, Thomas Vessie, accused of theft, with two trifling exceptions, pleaded guilty to the several articles of indictment laid to his charge ...
... Ltrch December, in search of them. A large n sch-oner privateer was off Fuurte Ventuira 17th December. ft The St Andrevr, Hardy, from London to Mladeira. which as was taken by the Yanhvee pr vateer, has beenr retaken by ;he it A lhin man of war, and carried ...
... barbarous assault on aconstable to acting in aid OF the officers on the occasion.' The JurJ7, by an U- unanimous verdict, found Thomas tiemnie guilty of tie mob- , bing and deforcernent, and John Bennie of' waylaying the con- it, stable, and beating and bruising ...
... that produc- - ed by any of the-other kinds of strawberries; and, in ad-liriot to its important supelority, as String of a hardy and prolific nature, it is valuable even as an oruansensl flower, tbe whole of the plant being covered witn a beautiful white ...