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... REt' Grove, 89, do. I 10 0 Thomas Anderson, advocate, 6, do. . 5 0 0 Mrs Co'lonel Simpson, 4, do. . 2 0 0 Miss Eeck-ord, 4, do. I . 10 0 Mrs Brown of Johnston Burn, 4, do. I 10 0 Patrick Forbes, writer, 2, do. .. 5 5 0 Mrs Thomas Henderson &- MrW. G. Mack ...
... 2 6 Arch. Hodge, ditto 05 0 Thomas Picken, ditto . 010 0 Charles Lawson, ditto 55 0 Robert Gordon, ditto . 0 5 0 Ales. Fergtlbrn, Melbourne Place 10 0 Thos. Sawers, junior, Lawnmarket 05 0 R. M'Causland, ditto 02 6 Thomas Irving, ditto . , 0 5 0 J. J ...
... and sailed, the a- Theresa. Bacon, for Adelaide; and Maria Hardy, Cragg, for J- Algna Bay. Of. f Shoreham, Jan. S.-Arrived the Lucknovw, -, from e Calcutta, le Portsmout, Jan. 9.-Sailed the Thomas Arbuthnot, Thomp- son, for Port Philip. Arrived off this ...
... Cay-John Stewart, Esq. of Binny-Hon. Captain George Hope, ?? iMl. Hog, Esq. Of Newliston-Provost Dawson-Major Sharp of Houston- Thomas Sharp, Esq. yr. of Hooston-T. JT. Ciddell, Esq. of Grange-Joseph Hume, Esq. of Locbcote- -J. Hume, Esq. yr. of ditto-Wm. Wilson ...
... Street Jane Boyd, ditto Thomas Bonnar, ditto MCrs Dufrayer, ditto M''rs Major Cameron, ditto (3d subscription) Thomas Houlden, ditto Mrs Davidson, ditto Hector Gavin, ditto Thomas Carlaw, ditto John Kay, ditto John Tweedie, ditto Thomas Moffat ditto Mrs Russell ...
... Anderson, Gray Street . 0 10 0 Robert Middlemass, Preston Street o 5 o Rev. Thomas Lockerby, le, ditto 0 7 0 Mrs M'Lachlan, ditto . 0 b 0 F. Dick, ditto 1 0 0 J. Hart, ditto . 0 O 0 Thomas Henderson, Preston Street . 0 5 0 Win. Richardson, Francis Place . 0 ...
... HENZIErS, aged 80 years. A At Kirklcndbright, on the 15th cur; aut, Mlis3 Ja rer rfH aRDy, -s daughter of the late Rev. Thomas Hardy, D.D., onle of the mi- g nisters of Edinburgh, and Professor of Church distory in the 4 University of Edinburgh. At Lebanon ...
... River-Conch, from Struys Bay. Departures-The Wellington, Nor. 21, for Madras-Renshaw, 22, Nautilus, and Warrior, 23, Thames, 25, Thomas, and Jo- seph Crisp, 26, all for Mauritius-Kite, 23-her Majesty's ship Brilliant, 24, for Algoa Bay-City of Palaces, 25, for ...
... 4 1 5 0 5 2 1 12 30 0 10 0 0 0 0 5 10 t) 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .0 0 0 6 0 0 9 17 0 Rev. R. L. Bridge, Maldon . 1 0 0 Miss Hardy, Portland Place o 10 O Miss Pole, Aldenham Abbey, Waterford 5 0 0 Mrs William Stuart, ditto . s 0 Mr Charles Pole Stuart, ditto ...
... Kinghorn devolved upon Thomas George now Earl of Strathmore and Kinghorn, eldest son and heir of the late George Thomas Lyon BIowes, Esq. commonly called Lord Glammis, wbilst living the son and heir apparent of the said Thomas Earl of Strathmore and Kinghorn ...
... Newmarket and Chester- ford Railway bill was read a second time. Dr Bonwring postponed his motion, that the petition of Sir Thomas Makdougall Brisbane Makerston and William Mial- colm Fleming (presented March 1), be printed with the votes, until the 16th ...
... Peter Kerr, Esq. merchant, Dundee. William H. Brown, Esq. of Ashley. Thomas Anderson, Esq. banker, Newburgh. Bankers. COMMERCIAL BANK OF SCOTLAND. BRITlsii LiNEN COMPANY. Enygheeas. THOMAs GRAINGER, Esq. C.E. JnAMsS LESLIE, Esq. C.E. Solicitors, - Messrs ...