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... des Delats states that all its accounts tI from the Levant describe the unhappy Jews charg- l ed with the murder of Fatiser Thomas and his ser- vant as having been victims of an odious machins- te tion, got up for the purpose of laying their commo-. nity ...

... thlere velt loul been scarcely a possibility of savinr, thle T which itisimmediatelycontigun,, BIuthr telt exertions of Mlr Hardie's fire brigale, tlh fl and of course all further fears, wvere ?? , dued. However, tile roof o1 tbe stable, 111(j in, arid ...

... Borthwick, do Hugh Mair, Inveresk Carlyle Bell, do Henry Satiderson, do Thomas Hay, do Dalhousie Cockpen Thomas Hope, do Thomas Johnston, Temple John Luras, M.D. do Robert Hepburn, do Thomas Ferme, do George Ferme, do William Telfer, Wandell & Lambing Rolert ...

... David Anderson, Esq. of St Gernaiino. Best twelve Hardy l-eriacinus Plants, to ?? Thom secronri tri Air Alrldi'.rr, Gosforrl. Best six inrtiy Annalus, to MIr Addison, Grrsford ; sc- cord to SIlr Thoma. St Gerrnairis. Best tiselve varieties of Storks, ...

... Williaio Mlitchell Innes, E1q3. Parson's Green. far the second. For the best six Bizarre Carnations, to John Young, gardener to Thomas Oliver, Esq. Newington Lnitge anri to James iMuir, Parson's Green. for the second. FPtr the best six Carnations, I, Iakes ...

... Donald MIsao Tenstl C'hsss.'- Kbslh flass. ~,(Grammar and History.) 1. Mliss Margaret Rtettie . 1. Master John Thomson 2. , Ann Hardy- st 2. , James Munro Tenth Class. re 3, John Murray 1. Master George M~al~lsnd :r 4. , William Milne 2. ,, Alexas~dr pktto ...

... Joen Duncan; Wm. Bisset; George Bruce. FOiR PR'OGRESS IN GFOOGRAI'IY. Johni Blannerman Peter Fleming Frederick Wyness I Al. Hardie Hollnouraly Diestieguishdcl-Anddrew Ross ; Henry Thom- sol ; Janmes Tytler; Alex. Giliani; Arthur D. F. Holly; Robt. Edmuond; ...

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... PARLIAMENT. (Contiruerfrioin .uridag's .lercury.) (T.) Estcourl. Thomas Grimston Bucklnall, Esq. D.C.L. (University of Oxford), barrister-at-law, of Evtcourt, in Gloucestershire, son ofthe late Thomas Estcourt. Esq. by the llonourable June Guimiton, evet of Lord ...

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