... Kay, Esq. William Crawford, lsq. Oswald Smith, Esq. Timothy A. Curtis, Eq. 11. I)[. Thornton. Esq. Francis Cresswejl, Jun. Thomas Wilson, Esq. Esq. Auditors-T. F. Buxton, Esg. Xl. P.; C. Campbell, Esq.; Eq. Dasterman, Esq. Bankers-Messrs Smith, Payne, ...

... present season remaining at home during public worship or of subjecting themselves to the effects of cold and rheuma*'* Messrs Thomas Graham, and Sons, of the Alloa Coal-vard, Perth, have generously sent to the kirk ses* ..ion of Methven, three cart loads ...

... Esq. neers Af James Colvin, Esq. Sir F. Ommanney, M.P. Pr Capt. J. W. D. Dundas, R. N. Thomas Slly,- Esq. me James Farquhar, Esq. M.P. A. Stewart, Eso. inc Thomas H-Iarrison, Esq. John Wilsoti, Esq. hoi George Henry lHooper, Esq. Wm. Whitmore, Jun. Esq ...

... Mackay. FO.tRES—John Cumming. EbOINL-Aleaander Brander. BANFF—Walter Biggar. PNTERHEAD--John Elrick. ABERDEEN--James M‘Hardy. CV/JAEN—Thomas Ramie. ...

... considered it to be for the good of the country that the peculiarity shotald be kept up. It was the language of a bold, a hardy, anti a virtuous race, who wr fond of it. He had heal d a story which occurred in the American war, Of some one of our Highland ...

... their superior figure and alien are deserving of the attention of any gentleman or who may be anxious to possess a pair of hardy, steady, ad useful horses. Lot 2d.—A BAY HORSE, 7 years old, hands high, of great action and perfect symmetry, well town in ...

... third to James. Paterson, Over- toun; the fourth to Andrew Ballantine, servant with Hugh Mitchell, farmer, Hole; the fifth to Thomas Allan, Whins- te know; and the sixth to Andrew. Black, servant with. Air. Scott, Westm ais.-A party of the Members of the ...

... acres.' an Offers will be received, and farther particulars communi- cated, by Mr. Drysdale, at Jerviston House; or Mr. ?? he Hardy, Sheriff Clerk's Officl, Glasgow. . 13th Feb., 1826. HYNDFORD BRIDGE. IHE PONTAGE LEVIABLE atsaid BRIDGE - T -ill be exposed ...

... 2O acres. Offers will be received, amid farther particulars communi- cated, by Mr. Drysdale, at Jerviston House; or Mr. ?? Hardy, Sherift' Clerk's Offices Glasgow; 15th Feb., 1S26i VALUABLE' PREMISES IN WVHITEIIAVEN. T sold by public auction, (by Orde ...

... Wallace. The Delight had specie on board, to the amount, it is said, 4000/. Thursday night last forty lambs, the property of Mr Thomas Richards, near Wincanton, were killed by a dog belonging the Rev. Paul Leir. The Hev. Gentleman could not at first believe ...

... forth to a respectable tenant tn to build alt addition to the House, th F II T INN in BANCHtORY TERNAS, presently sa . kept by Thomas Stuart. The eituation is sup- an posed to bh one of the best on the banks of the Dee: for bi this reason, the Proprietor is ...

... The Forte, 46, is corn- missionedby Captain Jeremiah Coghlan. C. B. for the South American station, the appointment of Sir Thomas Staines to the command at Gibraltar being abandoned for the pre- sent. Lord Amelius Beaticlerk, it is said, is appointed to ...