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... instant from Aberdeen Thomas, Webster, ditto from Dundee Perth, Cameron, at Petersburg Ist instant Irons Charlestown Jeremiah, Stirling, at Cronstadt 3d instant from Dundee Ann, Ferguson, ditto from Arbroath .Id% enter*, Hardie, at Archangel _':id ult ...
... follow For thfs brert sir Pelerenimium, sturts, ?? Dornie. gardrlener to Genroar RorstfhiCsse Ilsnr- sq. tew John Ytsoig, ?? to Thomas sOiver, Euq. Now- jregron Lodge, for the socroond. Best Seedling Pelnrrnsimus. raised by the co o;ll D tO in Il19 or 1840 ...
... Wight; Hamilton, Lonl C., Tyrone (County); Hammer, Sir T., Hull; Harcourt, G. G.,Oxfordshire; Hardinge. Sir 11., Launceston : Hardy, J., Bradford; Harford, Cardigan; Hawkes, T.,Dudley; Heathcote, Sir W., Hants (North); Henley, J. W., Oxfordshire; Henage, ...
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... Simpson, do. Margaret Louden, do. Agnes Simpson, do. Mary Itorsburgh, do. Ist Boy—Henry Hardie, do. Stewart Tait, do. John Mackie, do. James do. Ihivid Harvey, do. Thomas M‘Crubbie,do. 7th Class Ist Girl—Ann dillies, do. Jane Cuthbert, do. Isabella Scott ...
... 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 ...
... K.C.B , who has appe veral pers. stating that the guards the market was very © umerously attended, nted to strece red Sir Thomas Harvey as ches are now placed upon fixed Go- favourable, however, was much under the aver- ‘deen ® the West India awi North ...
... 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 ...
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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 ...
... ENGLISH DEPARTMENT. ELrEMENTAUY CoURsE-JoUN 811, A.M. FIRSST CLASS. B MIss Elizabeth Leburn, Teviot Row-Dux. B Miss Robina Hardy. Busccleuch Place. B Miss Janet Stuart, Teviot Row. SECONtD CLASS. Miss ?? Tait, Clerk Street-Dur. Bliss Eleanor Kieser, London ...