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... Bristol—Tartar (a), Stewart Belfast—St. Kieran (a), M•Leen, Campbelton. 29.—Anna Dixon, Hardie, Liverpool—Lame, M'Tear. Larne —Antelope (a), M`Killop, Belfast—Commodore (s), Hardie, Liverpool,. 35.-Zealypso, Brown, Demerara—Comelien, Coek, Liverpool —Hennab, Brown ...
... his native place. 22. Sir John Johnston, Bart., at Sydney, New South Wales. Many years Inspector of Fleets sod Hospitals. Thomas Campbell, the poet, author of 'Pleasures of Hope, &0., aged 87—interred in Westminster Abbey. Major-General Sir William Casement ...
... Stewart, Esq., of Shambellie, to Katherine, only daughter of John Hardie, Esq. At 9, London Street, Edinburgh, on the 14th inst., by the 1t,,. Dr. Muir of St. Stephen's, the Rev. Thomas Dewar, of the South Church, Aberdeen, to Grace, daughter of the late ...
... bra oranges, 1 box pomegranates, to --- Cunningham—Alliesn & Lamont, agents. 13.—Franklin (431). of and from New Orleans, Thomas, with 3'o halts cotton, to J. Donaldson & C 0-1413 bales cotton, to A. Kerr & Son—J. &J. Wright, agents. Chieftain (389) ...
... day in the Conciliation Hall. at half-past one o'clock. The chair, on the motion of William Smith O'Brien, M.P. was taken by Thomas Davis. Esq. Barrister-at-law. Mr. Ray read the following letter from Mr. O'Connell Darrynane Abbey, Jan. 10, 1805. My dear ...
... William Stewart, Esq., of Shambellie, to Katherme, only daughter ofJohn Hardie, Esq. At 9, London Street, Edinburgh, on the 14th inst., by the Rev. Dr Muir of St. Stephen'e, the Rev. Thomas Dewar, of the South Church, Aberdeen, to Grace, daughter of the late ...
... Thnmas Hardy Bertram, Engineer of the Great Western Railiwaee James Brown. EEskmill A. Cambll, 31.D., yr of Lerags David Chapman, Merchant, Glasgow Henry R. Cooper of Ballindallochl William Cooper of Failford David Cross. Seed Merchant, Glasgow Thomas Crichton ...
... water, wai picked up this morning, about fire leagues south of Culver Cliff, and leaded at this port. Falmouth Jan. 15.—The Thomas Lawrie, Whitherlay, b oun d to Cork, sailed from lebabos 17th Nov.; sprung a leak the some day, and wee abandoned; crew saved ...
... merchant, Glasgow; Captain William Marshall, Rothesay; Thomas Diekson Hutch, Drumlamfurd House, Rarrliill, Ayrshire; Robert Salinund, banker, Glasgow; John Stewart, Gabruch Hill, Glasgow; Thomas Somerville Greenfield, Lanarkshire; I’etor Stuart, merchant ...
... were Mr. Sheriff Bell; Robert Paul, Esq., Manager of the Commercial Bank, Edinburgh; Thomas M51ackenzie, Esq., I advocate; Silion Camphell, Esq., S.S.C. ; James At'Hardy, Esq. , SherifT-Clerk ; Alexander M'Dowall, Esq.; James Ml'Clelland, Esq.; Hugh Mloncrieff ...
... the west et Glasgow, was held to the Bleak 801 l Hotel. On the moth, . _ the Deacon Convener, seconded by William James hi' Hardy, Esq., of Glenboig, called to the chair. Lomond read the following report by the Interim Commlice The Committee being shoot ...
... Shareholders, sod appoint Office-bearers, via. : Sir JAMES CAMPBELL, Merchant. JOHN MOULDS WORTH. Esq., Provost of Anderston. THOMAS BRO%VNLIE, Esq., Deacon-Convener. JAMES WHARDY, Esq. ' of Glenboig, Sheriff-Clerk. GEORGE SALMON D, Esq., Procurator-Fiscal ...