... plac t, desires to offer Trite to for the coatirance in some degree of a Missionary split dna ig the whale period usually allowed tor a generation, and the d. gre of coontenanc given during that time to thehumh:e of this Inatitutom ; and tile meet ng invite ...

... source of economy that I should have icon a i i to refuse to allow each of the ehihli e.i its own pon v to nt e. I have no objection to decent economies in the larder or the cellar ; Heaven forbid waste 1 but have not yet (spile all my wife’s arguments) ...

... Empire, to come boldly forward in support of our efforts, to have the present system of Election so altered and amended, as to allow the Electors the free execcise of their unbiassed judgment in the use of the Franchise. Gth, That this Meeting is of opinion ...

... Misses Newton and Nicol. -Mr Hudson, alvays pleasing and clever, sung ara- t ther trashy song, but he executed it so prettily as e to callifor an encore. Let him try his talents oil somt'hing more worthy of them. . Mrs Hudson rr perfdrined Lucinda in a ...

... MARRIAGES. At Aberdeen, on the 21) th ult. by the Rev. John Murray, Robert Cay, Esq. W.S., youngest in the late Robert Hudson Cay, Esq. of North Charleton, Isabella, daughter ot the late William Dyce, Esq. M.U. At Manse Fetteresso. on Saturday last, a ...

... only in refusing legal _: _evidencebut for gross partiality . When such great men as Chambers and Joy are the _subjects , _heaven forefend _that we _should _say anything derogatory of their lionour and glory . They may be Orangemen—or in the dandy phrase ...

... collsequence of appiieations from several 13 Share'ldders nt a distanve, the Directors have re. Kolred to EXTEND the TIME ALLOWED for SIGNING the CONTRACTS to the 14th of January ?? Deeds will therefore lie for signriturl at the fltice of the Secretory ...

... higher. Bonded wheat was held at lapse y ob theso m an tr a asked-Is it my object to inculpate He looks as if he penetrated Heaven, $ ikingevitlence dhow utterly ignorent end brutalized those who H anxious to preeerve the pence of the At Weymouth, 011 the ...

... farm servants, who are actually encouraged indirectly, it true, their masters. On certain large farms a sixpence each is allowed farm servants every day thev are sent to load grain, discharge lime, &c. in town, and three several occasions near this office ...

... fallen, namely, that he had transposed his figure as well as his persons; the hon. gentleman evidently intended to say that Mr Hudson, when he rushed into the Vatican, had secured tbe keys of St Peter, and placed them in the hand of the right lion. Baronet ...

... arise out of Mr B.'s paper. The Chairman then said this was a section of geography as well as geelogr, and they could not allow the latter to monopolize the whole of the morning, be would announce, therefore, that the next paper read would be upon the ...

... his fcet , it having fallen from the _cliff ; upon wliich Mr Pling _suddenly _received speecli , _'exclaiming , Oh , ' Heavens' and has _ever since retained ; his _powers of _language . He is at present sojourning at _Broailstair . _-i , where he may ...