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... Auckland. —An explosion of fire-damp occurred the Anne Pit, Black-boy Colliery, on Monday last, which one individual, named Thomas James, was unfortunately so severely scorched and otherwise injured as to occasion his death on the following morning, from ...
... goods; Jane, Elder, Glasgow, goods; Charlotte, Thin, Abbeville, goods ; Maggie Lauder, Reid, Leven, ballast; Mary Ann Meville, Hardy, and Amsterdam, Irone, Grangemouth, ballast; Elizabeth, Clark, Grangemouth, grain. January 3.—Winds, a.m , W N ff. —p.m., IF ...
... Arbeadie. 3. George Burnett, farmer, Minklets, 4. Robert Taylor, farme:i’s son, Drumfrennic, 5. James Dunn, servant to Sir Thomas Burnett. 6. David Begg, » Mr, Barron, Pittenherrie. 7. David Hizgh, » Mr. Rennie, Letterbeg. 8, William Taylor, farmer’s son ...
... proposed Sir Thomas Francis mantle as a fit and proper person to represent them in the Commons House of Parliament. (Loud cheers.) C. D. Bennett very briefly seconded the nomination. There being no other candidate proposed, the Mayor declared Sir Thomas F. Fremantle ...
... were imnrov ' Proceeding to our Steam Marine, in the interMt en l ent of wl »ich he had early taken an person Cited Sir Thomas Hardy and his own and cx P e rience in proof of the impenetrability «emb* abilit o f the Board of Admiralty. Its Cessor, in the ...
... and adjacent Seas The is an extract from a letter of date th»J ultimo, addressed, by Messrs Larlham and ot Elsinore, to Mr Thomas Couper, their « here. The frost has set in even more than last year at its commencement; and)', should we shortly get a change ...
... Stephei builder. George S dmoi William Cuth «inc merchant. John Hardy grocers. Thomas Kewc ney, bookseller. John Hock Daniel Macka hlvcrpool, mast Butt William Com William I’eel Lewis John Thomas Mete James Hart, ...
... CorLervo, parish of Garvock, on Monday, the 19th day of .\‘l{ current, '].‘III-‘. whole FARM STOCKING belonging to James M‘Hardy, the ontgoing tenant,—consisting of 2 WORK HOKSES ; 4 MILCH COWS 7 two.year-old STOTS and QUEYS; 8 one.year-old do. do.; H ...
... by public roup, on Saturday, the 17th day of May current, at East Mains of DrusMnesory, parish of Fettercairn, occupied by Thomas Nicol, farmer there, Tlll{ whole STOCKING on that farm, consistirg of 2 MILCH COWS; 2 excellent yonng WORK HORSES ; 3 young ...
... and won the stakes. The pony was very ably driven throughout the match, and much judgment was exercised. The Late Thomas Hood.—Thomas Hood was the son of Mr Hood, the Bookseller, of the firm of Vernor and Hood. He gave to the public an outline of his ...
... payable at death, or to ti.e partg Em Fre'rmince,' .' . 4 2'o posses-ion Plans and lit e- e. . from Drawings taken tile spot, Thomas l-LOM, Esq.; assuring on his attaining specified age. G.asg. Dumfries.and Carl. 27 Dundee, 2d June 1840. with a Resume of ...
... proceeds of the ball are to be given to the poor ot K.rkaldi. Ship Gazelle Kiukaldv.—This beautiful new vessel, the property Thomas Russell, our townsman, is at present lying in cur haroour takin in first cargo for London. She is to be employed self to carry ...