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... 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 ...
... favour of the invention. But Sir R. Keats was not content to express his own opinion on the subject-fre called upon Sir Thomas Hardy, whose name he (Lord Ingestre) was convinced would command the respect of all who were connected with the navy. Those two ...
... ESCAPE OF THOMAS SULLIVAN, ONE OF THE CUSTOMHIOUSE ROBBERS. BY the accounts vhich have recentlr reached the Home Office, from Sydney, it appears that Thomas Sullivan, one of the notorious Customoullotse robbers, who, in 1s36, had been transported with ...
... are 102i to 1021. HARDY, TlE RswoaRMn.-In a notice of the trials of Hardy, Tooke, and Thelwall, the West- minster Revierw thus describes the scene after the acquittal of Hardy, on a charge of sedition, &c. on his return home:- When Hardy was acquitted, ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... writing- chambers of D. & J. Wilkie, teorge Squate there, 29%h January and 19th Februaryv, twnee o'clock. EXAMInATIONS, R&c THOMAs M'QUzzri. tacksmno of tbe Hopetonn fthber. iee-tobe examined in the Sheriffs Office, Linlitbgov, Iat February, twelve o'clock ...
... from Captain Hardie, offering as a present to the city the jaws of a spermnaceti whale caught in the South Seas. The Lord Pro- vost having stated that the present was a very valuable one, and having eulogised the example of Captain Hardie as one worthy ...
... twelve o'clock. Creditors Of DAVID DouD, newspaper proprietor and publisher in Edinburgh, -meet in the writing-chambers of Thomas Miller, St Andrew's Square there, 11th Mlay, eleven o'clock. Creditors of C- &4. COXAcHnR, merchants in Pitlochry, meet in ...
... of the Company-Creditors meet in Thomson's Tavern, Argyle Street there, 13th July and 5th August, eleven o'clock. July 5. THOMAS WHITSON, writer, lately residing at Blair- gowrie, now ?? meet in M'Laren's Inn there, 15th July and 5th August, twelve o'clock ...
... 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 ...
... Water house's Conqueror of Europej Leigh's Talavcra, Taylor's Glory, and Lord of Hullinshire-to Mr Johui Young, gardener to Thomas Oliver, Esq. Newington Lodge. Second, to -Mr D. Fowlis, gardener to J. Tytler, Esq. of Woodhouselee. For the best three S ...