... oontrotiv Entriligrilfc. LON 3DO N. Rear-Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy, G.CU., one of the Lords of the Ad- miralty, is to succeed the late Sir Richard Keats, as Govenior of Greenwich Hospital. Sir Dudley Hill is to succeed the late General Farqrldarson as ...

... Marquis of Stafdbrd, Bell, Brora; Edward, Martin, Sunderland; Juno, Chapman, Dundee; Middleton, Kerr, Davis' Straits-It, Thomas, Hardy, Cardiff; Janets & An;, M'Allan, InVerness; Fame, Leslie, (put back); Eagle, Sinclair, Newcastle; Thisitle, Lees, Wick; ...

... Mtlusgrave, Dart. At Paris, on the 26th May, James Hardie, Esq. aasistant-ssurgeon, Beilgal medical establisament. On the 4th January, at Dhiapore, Bengal, after a sere and painful ilness, Captain Thomas Edwards, ii the 5Pth year of his age. At Bellevue ...

... Straeathro. Lewis Crombic, Esq. of Aberdeen. list ' Dtuicati. Davidson, Erq. of Tillyehetly. ( Gardenl Diff, Esq. of Hatthn. nge Thomas DBttf, Esq. of Haddo. re- Win. Dalf, Eqs. of' Mayen. I- Colonel Knighit Erskies, of Pittodrie. lnug Jaemes Farcquharson, Esq ...

... tumnli, or cairns a-id to commemos ate bat- ties or the bus~irig place of some indivda of note. F Rev. Mn'r Fs-awen.-T1he Rev. Thomas Fraser, senior- Minister of lnves-ness, died these, after a short illness, early on Monday mors- ing last, an d wavs intei'oed ...

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... only 3 etiths distant fro~u the Canal, at lInVeriTr, to wh~ich there is it good roead. Otifris to be given in to Messr-s M'Hardy & Robison, Advocates, Abetdeeni ; or, to Colonsel Leslie, at Leslie Lodg.-L Leslie Lodge, 2d Sepot. 1834. ?? ?NR. GOYuS, PROMs ...

... speedily will be publislied, 03 SERVA TIONS ON TH E RI port of a Speech made at a late Meeting of the HARBOUR-' TRUSTEES by 'Mr THOMAS BAVNNEUMANX, and On a Letter, Pr' which was addressed by him. to the Editor of the Aberdeen Journal. By GAVIN HADDEN, Late ...

... and Executing the New Line of TURNPIKE -RC)AD through the Patish of SLAINS. Specifications will be seen wvith Messrs. M'Hardy & Rohison, Advocates, or Alexander Miller, Road Overseer, King Street, Aber- deen.-Pstimates, by the-hile, for the formation ...

... CIVILISED STATES, and particularly in GREAT BRITAIN. Part I; including accounts oF the Darlington and & Liverpool Railways. By THOMAS GRAHAME. Ovo.fis. hi XII. TROUT and SALMON FISHING in WVALES.. By GEORGE AGARIHANSARD. .1 vol. Foolscap 8vo. Just ready. XIII ...

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