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... presentation of a _minister . —I _am , fcir , your _ol * edient Mrvant _, ( Siffncd ) H . _3 _lAS . _-s-ER 5 SUITON . Mr _Thomas _Anintt . Chape * . Kettle , Fife . Verily , _this _is a _heavy blow and great discouragement to the _Non-IntruBioniats ...
... among whitch was one which &rimmed an unusually genteel auditory. James Bower Burn, John Topp, Richard Blenner basset, and Thomas Glister, students of medicine, were charged with breach of the peace, by fighting a duel last summer,—es also assault by means ...
... (one-grained wheat', grown In Switxerbaid. is of similar appearance. T. spclta (spelt wheat) appears distinct species, and more hardy than common wheat; It has a stout straw almost solid, with strong spikes and chaff adhering firmly to the grain. The grain ...
... or nothing. - - - - We understand that a tablet has been ercled in the church of Dingwall, Ross-shire, to the memory of Mr Thomas Simpson, whose exertions in the discovery of the north west passage, and subsequent melancholy death, must be fresh in the ...
... Kixcardixk. DIRECTORS. Humphry Graham, Esq. , Charles Pearson, Esq. ! Adam Holland, Esq. Dr Walter Adam. I John Sligo, Esq. Thomas limes, Esq. William Wood, Esq. Eagle Henderson, Esq. William Keith. Esq. David Smith, Esq. ! John Robert Tod, Esq. Adam Paterson ...
... the forty-seventh anniversary the trial of Hardy, Tooke, and Thelwall, at which Colonel Thompson presided, Major Rcvcll related the following anecdote apropos to the memory of Thomas Erskiue, the advocate of Hardy and his compatriots”:—Hearing that Erskine ...
... entrap the operatives order to make them silent, or not to use any efforts for their repeal. Air Harvey then dwell on the hard«i of the rorn laws, forcing an unnatural supply labour into the market, owing to the circumstance that poor people who could ...
... Mahon, K.C.B. P. Lucas. Esq., Alderman, Henke'', Jun., Esq., Thomas Han. key, Esq., Benjamin Williams, Esq. Williams, Deacon & Co. Deacon, Esq. los-TatAsugza—R. Hume Middlonms, El. So:Action—Thomas Saunders, Esq. Sec aaaaaa —Edward West. Esq. mills Society ...
... James Heikki, William Robensom Robert Johmit.m, Wet. Beier, James Hardie, Adam WCheyne, litlntoott, J. Mumma, William James Boner— t!. A 4 Muir, Sim peen Mere. Heater, Jobe Clark, Thomas Clar k. Brant, kFlarlans, *Litchis. Elders—Mews James Hope, Thome ...
... Captain Ramtav ■Messrs H. Turnbull, D. Allan, F. Brown, A. Balfrar. H. Auld, J. Meikle, W. Robertson, Johnston, Bonar, G. Hardie, A. M'^eyne, M Intosh, J. W. Gillespie, and J. M NoT.-«mwter*-Drs Gilchrist, Muir, andSlmpson; Wrests Hunter, J. Clark, T ...
... room was crowded. Joshua Scholertcld, Esq. M.P.; William Scholefield, Esq.; Samuel Goddard, Esq. American merchant ; the Rev. Thomas Swann ; the Rev. Mr. Morgan ; and large number inHueutial gentlemen were present. The proceedings were excellently conducted ...
... Mr G . Sihitli ; to _be Sccrclaryto Vice-Admiral Sir E . Owen ; Mr Edward tWiller , to be _Secretary to'Rear-Admiral'Sir _Thomas Cochrane . r , _Puracrs—W ; R . _RusIi , to tlie Wilucrforce _, _. from tlie . Albert ; , C . Fisher , to : the : Ringdove ...