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... DAVIDSON, Merchant. JOHN MACKENZIE, Clothier. JOHN CALDER. Corn-dealer. WILLIAM MACLENNAN, Draper. THOMAS LOGAN, Plumber. ANDREW FORREST, Grocer THOMAS KERR. Merchant. GEORGE GALLOWAY, Chemist. JAMES MACKENZIE. WILLIAM MARTIN. Grocer. ALEXANDER MACPHERSON ...
... James Fraser. Jun 0 5 0 Hugh Morphia 0 10 0 Atoms Colder 0 2 6 Alex Fraser 0 6 0 D Maebeen 0 2 6 Nichnlas Hardie 0 2 6 Donald Munro 0 1 0 William Ron 0 to 0 Alesander Smith 0 3 0 Daniel Mardonsld 0 1 0 George Barclay . ...
... Donald Maedonald, vintner . . . .020 • J Mrs RosstO • George Anderson, brewer 0 0 Angus Fraser. vintner . 3 0 H—ry Hanaan Thomas Mae been Donald Maedonald, dyer • .016 George Johnsoo, Academy . . . .10 0 Miss Hannah Fraser . .10 0 Rer. Joseph Thorborn ...
... draper J-uncs Hardie, Inverness, carpenter Junes Hardie, Cralgmills, Forres, miller William Hardie, Blackhilloek, Forres, farmer Margaret Hardie or Mackessoek, spouse of John Mackessock, tacksman of Ballnaferry, Executrix of the late John ...
... Rev. Jaines Gall, a native the parish Old Deer, Aberdeenshire. Kingston, Upper Canada, 23rd January, Mrs Hardy, aged 55, wile of Mr George Hardy, watchmaker, late Fraserburgh. The Hon. John Rodney, tho oldest captain in the World, having held that rank ...
... CIL BITCHES. Price, £6. Apply William Mackenzie, gamekeeper, Calrossie, >y Tain. TO SPORTSMEN. FOR SALE, rWO very string, hardy, and well bred POINTERS, lG'Uontln old, which, if broke in to work, may be onsidered vert valuable, being out of one of the ...
... may be represented a tail lire. The cod smacks have now been out for the past three weeks, and the arduous exertions of the hardy, but p«>or, fishermen have been crowned with but very little success. They are now busy preparing some boats and nets for the ...
... RICHARD FINDLAY. at Aldouri• W DALLAS. Gardena , at Italynore JOHN LAWRENCE. Gardener at I a JOHN BARNET. Gordon., at Culloden THOMAS FRASER. at Redeadle CHARLES FINDLAY. at Ifiteelick (The Streretarles C The JERSEY TELEGRAPH ran be sent free by ha uf the ...
... Simon of Lovat, Beaufort Castle. Eraser, Thomas, Esq., Inverness. Garde, Thomas, Esq.. Glendoe. Gore, Sir St George, Bart., lnverbroom. Gubbins, Martin Richard, Esq., Dollas, Forres. Hamilton, A. T., Esq., Tomatin Hardy, Whalev, Esq., Fort-George. Herring ...
... Orkneys there is no kuowing when they will get free from them. ‘The coasting vessels are also subject to great detentions. Thomas Neish, Exq., shipowner and merchant, Dun- dee—I am well aware of very considerable detentions ; as an instance, | remember ...
... EXECUTION OF TILOMAS LEITIIL, -- — (From the Dundve Advertiser and Courier.) On the morning of ‘Tuesday week, ‘Thomas Leith suffered the last penalty of the law at Dundee, in presence of a great multitude of people from all quarters, Ilis case has excited ...
... DRAWINGS MADE EXPRESSLY FOR THIS WORK BY Clark.sox Stan field, P.A David Roberts, R.A. George Cattermole, J. D. Hardi.no, L. Leitcii, Joseph Nash, Thomas Cues wick, A.R.A Horatio M ...