... 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 ...

... >1'Grae: 2d, Thomas CarsNell; 3d, Robert erownlee. 2 An- tirrhinurnn-lst. Tlhonas Carseell- 21., James 31 Crae. lBon- 1uet of Hardy Amneats-Rtobert 3lrexetilie. Bouquet of Ten- der Anenals-Ist, Robert Brownlee; 23 Jatmes M Crae. 12 Pmasies-lst, Thomas Carswell; ...

... wretched cabins in its vicinity, and placing in iinninent peril the lives of such of their inhabitants as wevret-noutious or fool-hardy enough to neglect flying fromt the dsnger. or had retired to the false security. of the umper ta stories,. At ;Watergate an ...

... Thnmas Hardy Bertram, Engineer of the Great Western Railiwaee James Brown. EEskmill A. Cambll, 31.D., yr of Lerags David Chapman, Merchant, Glasgow Henry R. Cooper of Ballindallochl William Cooper of Failford David Cross. Seed Merchant, Glasgow Thomas Crichton ...

... were Mr. Sheriff Bell; Robert Paul, Esq., Manager of the Commercial Bank, Edinburgh; Thomas M51ackenzie, Esq., I advocate; Silion Camphell, Esq., S.S.C. ; James At'Hardy, Esq. , SherifT-Clerk ; Alexander M'Dowall, Esq.; James Ml'Clelland, Esq.; Hugh Mloncrieff ...

... drawer of the bill; end hc g did also forge and adhibit the w ords * Thomas 'More, and d W William Wntherspton, ietending tile same to pass for the peni- I ilg snbqcriptions of Thomas More, ai:d William Wothersppon. bakers, in Toe nhead of Hamilton, ...

... appointed Paymaster of the 6thDragoon Guards. 61st Foot-Capt. J. B. Thomas to be Major, without purchase, vice Terner, deceased; Lieutenant T. W. Hudsod to be Captain, without purchase, vice Thomas; Ensign A. Armstrong to-be Lieu- tenant, without purchase. vice ...

... and one female passenger. The crew were Captain, Pendlebsry ; Win. Thomas Hunt, mate; John Read, carpenter; John Moore, steward; and George Hannabus, Richard Lloyd, Samuel Scott, Thomas Vale, Samuel Wheatman, and Samuel Cheethanyapprentice. Besides these ...

... t Iin other gentlemen -Sir Thomas Livingstone, Bart., of West- t' of quarter; Capt. W. Buchanan, RN.; James Russell, Esq. of a 3aS Arnotdale; Wm. Baird, Esq., the late Member; T. C. Rageart. c to Esq. of Bantaskine; Thomas Nimmo, Esq. of Lintlthgosw T ...

... Wombivell to be Captain, by purchase, i vice Zuhicke, who retiree; Ensign ?? Hardy to be Lieutenant, by purchase, yice Wombwell; D. Neville, Gent., to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Hardy. 5 46th Foot-Lieut. D: MI'Adam to be Captain, by purchase, rice a Browne ...

... consequently in his 80th year. The late M>Larquis married, in Sept., 1799, Elizabeth Rebecca, only dlau1ghter and heir of -Mr. Thomas Trotter of Duleek,- county Meath, who survives her husband. The late Mlar- quis entered the army at a comparatively early ...

... varieties Hardy Annuals-Ist, William Arbuckle, weaver, Cambuslang; 2d, James Dykes. For the 6 best varieties Border Flowers-Ist, Wm. 3I'VAllan; 2d James Jhlzes. ilor ?? 9 best varieties Pansies-Ist, William Arbuckle; 2d, James Dvlkes; 3d, Thomas Nelson. ...