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... Esq.. M.P.; G. W. Wood, Esq., M.P. H. A. Aglionby. Esq., M.P.; Thomas Thornley, Esq., M.P.; Richard Walker, Esq., M.P.; John Fenton, Esq., M.P.; Charles Hiuley, Esq., M.P. ; the Rev, Thomas Spencer, rector of Hinton, near Bath Rev. Wm. M'Kerrow, minister ...
... that may be required, will be given by Alexander Struthers, Brucetield, Dunfermline ; George Stodart, Merchant, Lelth; or Thomas Johnstone, S.S.C., 37, Albany Street, Edinburgh. * * No Auction-Duty. JOHN SAUNDERS, Broker. Leith, 15th February 1840. D ...
... William Rae, Mr Pigott, Mr Sergeant Jackson. Sir Charles Grey, Sir Robert Harry Inglis, Stock, Lord Teignmouth, Mr Horsmau, Sir Thomas Acland, Mr Ewart. ( Wednesday, February 26 ) Mr Hume gave notice, that to-morrow he would move amendment on the last paragraph ...
... years, under a penalty L.30, and failing his finding such caution, to be imprisoned for the farther period of two months. Thomas Mortimer, a seaman, charged with the theft of L 20 from the master of the vessel to which belonged. He also pleaded guilty ...
... inquiries answered by Alexander Struthers, Brucefield, by Dunfermline, the Trustee ; George Stodart, Merchant in Leith; or Thomas Johnstone, S.S.C., No. 37, Albany Street, Edinburgh. NO AUCTION DUTY. JOHN SAUNDERS, Broker. Leith, April 1840. STANDARD LIFE ...
... house at Priestfield a bacon bam, and, on the 3d or 4th current, having stolen from the farm house at Kettle, occupied by Thomas Gray, another bacon bain. The panel pleaded guilty to both charges, and was sentenced to days' imprisonment iu Cupar prison ...
... years certain. TO FISHCURERS. Upwards of 100 HERRING BARRELS, made for this year's fishing, to SELL, lying at St Monance, in Thomas Brown's, jun., cooper, to whom application may be made, or to Robert Methven, Cnirgfbrtune Cottage. (One concern.) ' FORFARSHIRE ...
... Jun.—lst Girl—M. A. Livingston, Frucliic. Ist Boy—David Hutchison, Dundee. C. Thomson, St Andrews. Robert Buddo, Lathockar. Thomas Brown, St Andrews. 4th Class Ist Girl—Jane Smith, do. Eliza Kennedy, do. C. Hutchison, Dundee. Ist Boy—William Briggs, St ...
... judged as follows :— To James Falconer, gardener to Sir Thomas Erskine of Cambo, for the best twelve roses, six China roses, six antirrhinums, four phloxes, six picottees, six pinks, twelve hardy herbaceous flowers, twelve heartsease, six dahlias, four ...
... judged fol- | lows:— j To James Falconer, gardener Sir Thomas Erskinc . of Cambo, for the best twelve roses, six China roses, | six .antirrhinums, four phloxes, six picottees, six pinks, twelve hardy herbaceous flowers, twelve heartsease, six dahlias, four ...
... was committed to the elite of the army, to a party of volunteers and forlorn hope of 2.j, led on by Colonel Ourwood. Sir Thomas Picton and General Crawford, two of the most gallant and intrepid officers that the age produced, led their respective divisions ...
... marvgolds. Second four dahlias, four calceolarias, six hardy annuils, six herbaceous flowers, four antirrhinums, seedling antirrhinum, three pelargoniums. David Sellers, Springfield. —Best six hardy annuals, dish retarded gooseberries, greens, turnips, ...