... plantation near Haro Craig, Droughty Ferry, belonging to Lord Douglas, was discovered to on fire. Through the active exertions of John Smith, Esq. factor the estate, who was speedily the spot, the fire was got under, but not until about an aero the young trees ...

... people, in a state of brutal servitude. The condition of society under such a regime may easily be imagined. No man (says Sir John Davis, the historian) could enjoy his life, wife, lands, or goods in safety, if a mightier man than himself had an appetite ...

... Ualquhidder , our _tourist _Tisitt _Hob Roy's _grave , whicli leads Ilim to _remark _that that chief _insisted upon _dying _armed with ftword and _claymore by his side —tho _character of theso articles _being as _little _hnown to him , _evidently , as ...

... or Royal Dragoons from Newvbridge, and the 14th Hussars; the brigade to be under the command of Lieut.-Colonel the Earl of Cardigan. His Lordship has taken a mansion in Slephen's-green, where the Countess will give splendid parties. The 10th Hussars is ...

... Government Pay to Reporters.—There was on Tuesday delivered a Parliamentary paper, of the moneys paid to Bond Hughes, Charles Ross, John Jackson, &c. Though curious in some particulars, it affords very little additional information. Bond Hughes, it seems, had ...

... Villa, F.lgin. the resi•lerwe of Falconer. F.aq.. on Thursday the 14th cost by the Rev. George Gordon of flirnie, the Rev. John Alin, M. A.. of the Elgin Academy. to Anne, youngest daughter of the late Rev. Wm. Gordon, Minister of Elgin. Ma rr:el. on ...