... jury recommended all the prisoners to merey. Fires at Liverp ol —On Tharsday morning the large sugar refinery belongug to Sir Thomas Brancker was diecovered to be in flames. The whole of the buildings are destroyed, for no available supply of water could ...

... Writer. _ Messrs. J. & J. Ogllvio, Writers, and Dundee, r ■\vUHam Wrongham. Forfar, Mr. James Barclay, Writer. Kinross, Mr. J. Hardie, Merchant. Kirriemuir, Mr. James Forrest, jun. British Linen Co. St Andrews, Messrs. Grace & Scott, Writers. Mr. Alexander ...

... daughter of the late John Skelton* Esq., Sheriff-Substitute of Kinross-shire. At Edinburgh, on the 10th instant, Mrs Mary Hardie, aged seventy-three. At on the Bth instant, Roderick Mackenzie, Esq., W.S. At Ilfracombe, on the 9th instant, Mrs Robina Cullen ...

... inalienable right of his country to an independent legislature. Mr. Moore, Q.C. then proceeded address the jury behalf of the Rev. Thomas Tierney. most unfelgnedly declared that felt himself labouring under great disadvantage in coming to address them after the ...

... Bonnie Dundee (s.), Crane, Aberdeen, troops. Mary, Men/.ies, and Wellington, Anderson, Clackmannan, ballast. Mary-Ann Meville, Hardy, Grangemouth, ballast. May, Smith, Dunkirk, goods. Herald, Cossens, Newcastle, goods. Perth, Elder, Charlestown, ballast. Crispin ...

... Moyes, and Hean; Dean of Guild Thorns ; Messrs Alexander Moncur, Alexander Easson, Thomas Cuthbert, William Murdoch, John Kennedy, David Jobson, Charles Norrie, Thomas Miller, James Webster. Alexander Low, Charles Smith, P. H. Thorns, and William Harris ...

... Sheriff' Henderson held a Criminal Court in the Guild Hall yesterday, for the trial of tbe following cases, Jury. 1. David Hardie junior, James Paton, and Richard Turner, charged with the crime of theft from lockfast places, pled guilty libelled, and were ...

... occasions, was apprehended in the act uttering forged notes, purporting to be of the Perth Banking Company.— The person was hardy as, after receiving silver for two or three them, actually to go in to the agent of the Rank and wish notes exchange.— Of course ...

... Friday afternoon, smoke having been observed issuing from the window of a low thatched tenement in Kelso, occupied by William Hardie, weaver, and his sister, one of the neighbours went into the apartment, and discovered the latter lying over the fire, with ...

... Crainmoiid, Aberdeen, goods. Isabella and Margaret, Baxter, Fiadhorn, timber. April 15. Martha, Walker, Inverkeitking, coals. Thomas. Bowman, Alloa, coals. Diana, Scaham. coals. Camolla, ifrquhart and Jean and Margaret, Duncanson, Clackmannan, coals. Betsy ...

... off Deal, on the 9th current. Ocean Queen, Van Zuilecom, sailed from Aden, on the 9th ultimo for Bombay. Mary Ann Mevillc, Hardy, at Rotterdam, on the 7th currcnt. Hector, Anderson, from Charleston, S.C., at Glasgow; twenty-five days' passage. Sir James ...

... the late John Hardie. Esq. Port-Glasgow.-At Govtinflcld Cottage, on the 22d ultimo, Rev. Mr. of Strathmen. Thomson Alkman, Esq. nierchant. Gla-gow, to Janet, daughter the late Hugh Morton. Esq Strathai Worcester, the 18th ultimo. Mi. Thomas llu.t-wm. of ...