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... friends of P.-.iliatnentary Reform met last Bridge Street, -HUckfrUre, celebrate third annivers.iry of ilie acquittal of Thomas Hardy, Joint Horne Tookf, John rhelwall, and others, fromjhe charge of high treason, preferred against them the Govermnenl of ...
... Coldlstrearn guards -Thomas Bunbury, 67th ?? Henry Fre- lerick Compton Cavendish, kst life ?? Younghuband, 4th dragoon ?? Ray, Scats fusileer ?? Jiihn Thomas Henry Somerset, ?? Couper, ?? God- win, 87th ?? W-ilelioluse, un.ttauhed-Thoma- William Robbins, ...
... Management. A. Turnbull. Esq., Bell wood. William Feddie, Esq., Writer* Thomas Dumbreck, Esq., Excise. Thomas Duncan, Esq., Writer. James M. Patton, Esq of Glenalmond. AGENTS. Arbroath, Thomas Scott, Writer. Blairgowrie, Robert Robertson, Western Bank of Scotland ...
... Arbroath and county of Forfar, vacant the death the Rev. William Robertson. The King has been pleased to present the Rev. Thomas Brown the church and parish of Kinneff’, in the of Fordoun and county of Kincardine, the same being vacant the death Allan ...
... red currants, best gourd, best red beet, best greens. Mr Brewster, gardener, Balcarres—.Best six African marigolds, best six hardy annuals, best six calceolarias, best six anemone dahlias, best six phloxes, best twelve green gage plumes, best two cauliflowers ...
... for the first motion 94, and the second 19—majority, 75. Whitehall, April 27. The King has been pleased to present the llev. Thomas Brown to the church and parish of KinnefT, ih-thc Presbytery of Fordoun and county of Kincardine, the tame being vacant by ...
... ING of the PROPRIETORS of jan held in their Office here, on Thu lay the 15th i lar in terme of the Act of Parliamenj. er= THomas DuncaN, the Chair. irs, as at 15 ely An Abstract of the Company's a’ ned vember Jast, was submitted to jthe Meeting t it which ...
... Robert Ballingal, Kingsdale. David Hardie, Balbeggie. George Prentice, jun. Bank- Walter Veitch, Grange. head. James Prentice, Kilrie. David Aiken, Torbain. Robert Kilgour, Bowhouse. Andrew Watt, Balbarton. Thomas Stocks, Abden. PREMIUMS Given by the ...
... At her house, 5, North James' Street, on the 21st current, aged seventy-eight, Miss ISABELIA BROWN, daughter of the late Thomas Brown, Esq. architect. At 53, Firederick Street, on the 21st current, Mr WLr.LrAt Bonrcv, writer, only ecn of the late Sfr ...
... Frederick Lewis Roy, Esq. Thomas Innes, Esq. Physician— Dr J. H. Davidson. Surgeon—Sir Charles Bell. Auditors. William Wallace, Esq. Professor of Mathematics. John Mackenzie, Esq. Accountant. JAMES A. CHEYNE, Manager. WILLIAM THOMAS THOMSON, Secretary. Standard ...
... Liverpool Agricultural Meeting. THE attention of Agriculturists is again called to this very valuable, prolific, and perfectly hardy description of White Wheat, the origin of which was three ears, discovered on a mountain in Switzerland. From six years' impartial ...
... Wa?;al We are glad to he enabled to contradict the report, that Admira I Sir Thomas Williams was about to relin- quish the command at Portsmouth, in consequence of the ill health of his lady. The gallant Admiral is in excellent health, and his lady rapidly ...