... ly advanced age of 15 years, which coin. li1 pletes the sum total we have stated. Joss, as she was named, belonged to the hardy Highland breed, ti and during the period of 25 years, since she became U Ir Robertson's property, served him and his family ...

... FROM EDINBURGH GAZETTE. SEQ4UsESBATIONS. September 29. JAMES HARDY, agent, and ale and porter merchant, Victoria Street, Edlinhargh-Cesditors meet in the City Tavern, Royal Exchange there, 9tb October and 6th Nosember, two 'cloek. September 30. HENDitir ...

... twelve named varieties, single clostere of euch floeer. 'rho silver rmeidl wann assigneil to Mr John Young, gar- dener to Thomas Oliver, Esq. Newingtson Lodge, for Queen, Comet, Adventuror, Conjuror, Victory, I nvin- thr cilile, Superb, clustered Yellow ...

... o'clock. J. F Creditors of JonN MURDtOCHs, sometime baker sod It confectioner in Farres, deceased, will receive a dividend fromn Thomas Russell at Murdoch's Inn, North Street, Fortes, 224 January. C Creditors of the late JAraES BELL, :Eeq. Sheriff-Clerk the ...

... are 102i to 1021. HARDY, TlE RswoaRMn.-In a notice of the trials of Hardy, Tooke, and Thelwall, the West- minster Revierw thus describes the scene after the acquittal of Hardy, on a charge of sedition, &c. on his return home:- When Hardy was acquitted, ...

... Fund, by the hands of Messrs D. & P. DaVidsono'Advo. cates;- - £5' frbm -M- Donaldson's Trustees, by-the hands of AUessrs 1h Hardy & Robison, Advocates; and £2 2ss 9d. from the Workmen of Rubislaw Quarries, per Mr James Laing. The Managers of the Vnited ...

... writing- chambers of D. & J. Wilkie, teorge Squate there, 29%h January and 19th Februaryv, twnee o'clock. EXAMInATIONS, R&c THOMAs M'QUzzri. tacksmno of tbe Hopetonn fthber. iee-tobe examined in the Sheriffs Office, Linlitbgov, Iat February, twelve o'clock ...

... the sum of Five Pounds sterling, for behoofofan individualwho hasseen better days. Much credit is due to Messrs Barclay and Hardy for their services on the occasion.- RATHVEN.-The annual Ploughmen Ball of this district took place on the 4th January, in ...

... pli e in tbe Large Waterloo Room- iwW W. Gibson ('raig. Esq.M.P. Presidentofthe Sucietyi tb in the chair. The croupiers were Thomas Durbani S5 Weir, Esq.-Ales. Cassell-, Esq. W.S.-Baiiie Gray ha -and Dr John Renton. Besides these, we observed th among those ...

... Q C. then addresced the Court and Jury, and said in this case he was Counsel on behalf of one of the traverser-, the Rev. Thomas Tierney. He very unfeignedlyfelt the great disadvantages be must labour under in having to address them after the able, brilliant ...

... puppet o the ;Engli-h; who supplied him with the only means of hostilitry hich be pos- sessed. And then Lord Auckland had the hardi. hood to pretend to the Ameers. that he would en- deavour to prevail on Sehab Soojab to accept a reasonable amount. The means ...

... at Cardzow Street, Hamilton, on the 2d inst., Alex- rf, ander King, aged 2 years and 4 months, younger twirl son of ir. th Thomas Scott, orerchant. nd At the .Manse of Camnbasnethlan, on the 27th ultimo, I 'ary all Hanrilton Campsbepll, second daughter ...