... key-bearers ;. Alexander Nirol, James Mitchell, William M1Allan, IJames Dickie, William Dawvsun, 'Thimas Ness. Jos Ridduch, Thomas Daniel, George Nlesson, and Geo. Duncan, counsellors; William Cowie, clerkl; and James Findlay, tyler. ,y |. JnSt. James's ...

... obvious. s For particulars, apply to James M-Hardy, Advocate r io Aberdeen. It is requested, that all those indebted to Samuel ji k, Adams, will immeilately make payment of their Ac- Y cuttts to the said James MI'Hardy, 2i7/O only hasopowei' D to receive acid ...

... Specfi& _ cations, wrhich may be seen in tbie hands of Mr Juhn Smitt, Architect.' L e;tlled Estimates to lie lodged rwith Mr Hardie, a 'G the Town House, on or ?? the 26th curt. Aberdeen, I5th Fb. 1820. _ LANDS FOR SALE. a HE Lends of FOWLISMOWAT, in the ...

... Fetterangus, : Geo. Blaik F3ktercuirn, .. Jas. Austine FoCiucalss, ?? T, 'Lachlan Fera ,erb.rgh, ?? John Oicer Gardieastom, Thomas Ross Hiuttly, 3 James Litltljobn Johushavenr, David Welct Inverury, ?? Robert Jack on sit~ih,. .. William George Hincardine ...

... Right Hon. F. Robinson, Right Hon. V. Fitzgerald, Right Hon W. Huskisson, the Lord Mayor, I-ord Milton. Sir J Newport, Sir Thomas Ada d, John Fane, Western. Mr C. Duiv!as, Mr Bright, Mr Bankes, Brougham, Mr Beonet. Mr Irving, Mr Coke, Mr Gooch, Mr F Lewis ...

... Earl of Aboercromibse, Jobn, tisn. Re Union Place, Aberdeen;-Anderson, Capt. John, of Can . em dacraig ;--Arbuehnot, Mei Thomas, PXterhead--Aber- ?? Iroiabie, Me ...

... rsar- art hiv rativt of the cotndltct and execution of Hardie and ble he Haird with the following remurkable parsgrayph t- sho ,tS, . Wehave sro taS o letters one in the hand-wiiing of far tre -Hardie, the other in tile hand-writing of Bsird:- yar e- Th-ase ...

... White, hail ceiled fromi Rio to Monte Video; .the Owen Glenlower. the lion. Captain Spencer, e bearing the fla3g of Sir Thomas Hardy, Vs ait' Buenos e Ayres ; the Slaney, Captain O'Brien, ga0 fitting at Rio.' The Tynefias been ltzis C four hundred miles ...

... Martinmas first, IHE FARAIS of GRAYS and BITCKIES, pi LFORTRIE, and part of NETHER ULAW, fo as lately possessed by George Hardie. The entry is advantageous, as the Tenant can have the Turnips. _ Hay, Corn, and Fodder, at a fair valuation. There R is a ...

... ' t The Premises will be shewn by John Spring, -in P Nlidlle Ardo anid oilers in writing will lbe received ll i by J.mes Hardie, Advocate in Aberdeen, till the.22d ti, of December next. ?? nI Entry may be had immediaiely, both to Land and L Hotiseq. ...

... oft TW^O PER. CENT. to Aceount Of Interest, ; ai also saC Supplerriezoary Divideitd in part of Arrears, o calling S Att Mr Hardie's Office, in the Town Hotise, any day qt qi after 'Mondity 1ifi Sib of Janulary nexlt. 'Ia Xt-erdeen, Silt rB ee. 1820. l ...

... tile institution, it we s E unlderstood that Lord I.ynedoch wvould take the chair, A but he was detained in the country. Sir Thomas Bell I the treasurer, took the chair. lie was supported by 'I Joseph Hume, M. P., the Reverend Dr Waugh, and C several other ...