... Tighe, Mr Charles W. Hamilton, Mr Thomas Hutton, Mr Win. Owen, Mr Thomas Ball, the Hon. Frederick Ponsouby, Mr Denis Kirwan, Mr F. Donough, Mr Wm. J. Armstrong, Mr J. B. Baekhead-Mr Thomas Butler, and Mr Thomas R. Hardy. Mr Smith O'Brien, in ...

... EDINBURGH GAZETTE. SEQUESTRATIONS. September 12. THOMAS GEMsELL. farmer and cattle dealer residing at Riddlaw Wood, near Cambuslang-Creditors meet in the wtriting-chambers of Strathern &s Douglas, Virg~inia Street,I Glasgow, 20th September and 11th October ...

... Scritager or Stewart, a widow, residing in Blyth's Close, Lawninarket, which caused her death, and also that of a man named Thomas Todd, aged 55, a mason, who lodged with her. Todd came home about one o'clock much the worse of drink, along with a man named ...

... anecdote which represents her Majesty looking on at a 1sheep-shearing in Sceptember. The black-faced breed are unquestionably a hardy race, but we question their abi- lity to lose their fleeces so near the end of autumn. Wepre- sumic theirinformianthad spoken ...

... Saeamsxr.-Msssrs Win. M~uir and Thomas M~itchell, Dailies. Mr James Chishoime, Dean of Guild. Mr James Murray, Trea- surer. : I Baz,'us-Wiliiain Scott, Provost. Messrs Edward 3Iortimer,l IJames Duff, Alexander Blake, Thomas Shier, Dailies. Alex. MI'Laren ...

... quis and Mlarchioness of Exeter, the Marquis of Granbv, Sir X. Peel, the Earl of Aberdeen, Earl Spencer, Lord Stanley, Lord Thomas and Lady Sophia Cecil, Lord and Lady Charles Wellesley, Lord and Lady W~illoughby, Lord Lovaisse, Mir Pierrepont, Captain ...

... GLesS or CRAIG. printer in Edin- burgh, relict of the deceased John Glass. printer there-Credi- tors meet in the rooms of Thomas Stevenson, Prince's Street there, 2Sth December and 22d January, two o'clock. EXSAMINATIOY, &C. A. & P. ToWART, wholesale ...

... not only covered with floating ice, but it is heaped one piece above another, rendering it al- mnost impossible even for the hardy canoemen of Point Levy to eross. QUEBEC SuFrERERS Bv TEE FIRES.-The immense quanti- ty of clothing and household stuffs of ...

... being calied for and none offered, t the Presbytery sustained the call. racE CHsURCiH, MImL ?? heirs of the late MIr Joseph Hardie have generously agreed to make over to the Free congregation here, a honse and garden which immedi- iately adjoins the Free ...

... 1 But, said the hon. member, (turning to Sir Robert Peel), eve will not aid you in your disgraceful triumph over these hardy yeomen- (cheers.) We vill not envy you your triumph-we will not I participate in your victory-(renewed cheers.) Small in numbers ...

... M'Gill, victualler there, the only partner of the said firm of James M'Gill and Co.-Creditors meet in the writing- chambers of Thomas Charles Young there, 7th and 28th March, twelve o'clock. February 27. JoiN C. NEIL and Co. ironfounders at Little Govan Foundry ...

... at Dechmnont, near Bathgate, deceased, lie with John Hardie, banker in Livliitbgow. l States of the affairs of ALEXANDER SSEPPEFRD, sometime soli- citor, &c. in Inverness, deceased, lie with Thomas Falconer, so- licitor there. States of the affairs of ...