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... ; extracted from the Edinburgh Gazette. HUES T RATIONS. Forsyth, William, upholsterer and cabinet-maker, Aberdeen. Grant, Thomas, manufacturer in Glasgow. Hodge, Dav. grocer, Mutton hole, near Edinburgh. Jamieson, John, merchant in Glasgow. Lang, William ...
... to Lucy Strange , 4 ~S, Vs s W. Clayton, J. Pollen,gtrilciGu.sttr4isi' E. asks, D i aeon, i‘l youngest daughter of the late Thomas Martin Esq. of Graces, church-street.-- , -At Mitcham the Rev. Ge°rge 'Bur g- ha, Vica r , I6,u.rlOughs, W. Chatterton, P ...
... down to the pri. di son. By this time, Mr Hardie, the Superintendent of Po-, lice was on the spot, with a number of his officers armed w with cutlasses, when the prisoners were all locked up. This c done, Mr Hardie went to the horse-barracks and procured ...
... train- plates, waggons, canal bouts, and otlher materials, lo be taken at a valu- ation, ann immediate possession may be had. Thomas Watkins, on the Premiises svill hiew% fthe property, .where particularo may be had and plle ftE Llate teen ho ud at the lugh ...
... the Gout MaDAL/or Scitnet waa adjudged to Mr. Hardy, and that for Clasnct to Mr. Knox, Imn* (Tbos.); and the following Candidates were placed at the ktad of tkeir Cl*u, in the following order:—Mr. Hardy, Mr. Knox, (Thos.l Mr. Sause, Mr. Stewart, jun ...
... for Joh» Utanj, Aib«iiif»rl«-itrMl. ■ In foolreap ivo. pries ti. «d. IGNEZ DE CASTRO; a Tragedy. By ANTOHIO Tr*a*l»l«d from THOMAS Printed for John Murray, AlbamarU-ctreet. ir.>. uricalt., Third EdUiou, aaiaread, with a Potticrtpt,' A LETTER to the Right ...
... Stone, to Cathe- m i' shter °f G - Fletcher, Esq. M.D St. Martin's, Mr. Thomas Wise, of Brearly-street. to Liizaoeth Singer, second daughter; and at the Licbfinfrl 'i 'y Ir- Thomas -Rowley, surgeon, of li if 7 ' /c Ung6St dau « hter of the late Mr. John ...
... after they have searched and examined, is it necessary to attest the names of Alfred, and of Edward, and the martyred Sir Thomas More, in order to show how well Catholics have coupled the great principles of rendering to Cesar the things that are CLesar's ...
... following are extracts:--r CALCUTT'A, DEC. 20.-The Madras Papers of the 7th were received this morning. The Governor, Sir THomAS MUNRO, dloes not go home, we understand, this season. 1RUNJEEL SINGH.-By the last accounts the Mahlaraja. was considerably ...
... Quebec 1 Albion, Mason St. John in days—for orders sailed for 27 HMS Thetis Lisboa 28 Briton, Read St. Petersburg 30 Victoria, Thomas New York Salamanca,— Cadic Retrench, Ansefl Teneriffe Nnma, Arnett Quebec FALMOUTH . arrived from 27 Glasgow, Phillips ...
... Carr, -MasterM'Cruith, Mrs Clarke, and native servant. e Greenock, April g0. I Arrived here yesterday morning, the Foundling, Hardie, tl from St Vincent; sailed thence lah nult.- Left loading the Hope, M'Kellar, for this port; Active, Adams, for Lon- doD ...
... best Pine, Thomas Duxberry, gardener to the Rev. J. A. Rhodes, Hoisforth-HaU. Best GrapeS, to Thomas Duxberry, do. .Second dv. do. Best brace Cucumbers, to James Brown, gardener to John Esq. Second do. to Joseph Hirkby, gardener to Thomas Davison Bland ...