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... Cantley, do. to Mr James Dalgarno, B. Hill 4 Peter Watson, farmer, Kirkton 6 Alex. Sangster, do., Byrelensk C George Hardy, do.. Knapperna 7 Thomas Morgan servant to Mr John Paul, Forvie 8John Davidson, narmer's son. Broadleyhill 9 Peter Robertson, farmer, Mudhole ...
... che- mists in Glasgow-Creditors meet in the Star Hotel there, 21st January and 15th February, two o'clock. January 8. Jonx HARDIE, merchant and manufacturer of iron, residing in Glasgow-Creditors meet in the Thistle Hotel and Tavern, Glssferd Street there ...
... and Pett Aylward, for String at Edward 3 Miutlampy, and wounding him in the! leg. Thomas. Britt, robtacr of ax. et, M rtosorw.- - Jelhn Cleary. Thornaa Maprath, and Thomas Brinen, for reh. ?? and shootiing at Patrick liven. I oh o l and Patrick IRyan, robberv ...
... Whyt&, Banks of Strichen 2 Alexander Cardno, farmer's son, Kinbog 3 George AMutch, servant to Mr Hardie, Rathen 4 James Robb, farmer's sonj Feiniebrae 5 Thomas Watson, do. Park SECOND FIELD. I William Park, son-in-law to Mr Slessor Redbog 2 William Club ...
... Thornas. ditto* Thomas Gravel, ditto; Ii. Thompson, ditto; J. Brannagan, ditto; Terence M1ullian, fireman; Williamn Mor- rison, ditto; J. Mulholland, ditto; Hugh Cameron, ditto; T. Morrish, boy. Lost.-Mr. Livingstone, chief engineer; Mr. Hardy, second a engineer; ...
... oe than two hours. The Al ?? hathslf a wife and seven chit. PI 1, dren, th oungest of which was only horn last Monday, bi h Thomas Whyatt is said to be going on favourably.- c -Times. it Accident on the Midland Railitcay.-A serious accident I-1happened ...
... have applied for a discharge. APPLtCATIONS FOR CE5SIO BONORUM. THOMAS l'RKENZIE, innkeeper, Linaig of Ferrintosh-to be examined in the Sheriff's Office, Dingwall, 4th April, at noon. THOMAs ANDERSON, baker in Dalkeith-to be examined in the Sheriff's Office ...
... manufacturer in Auchterarder-to be ex- tbis amined in the Sheriff's Office, (Ilasgow, 27th March, eleven t o'clock. to I THOMAS S3iiTH, cabinetmaker, &c. in Edinburgh-to be es- hae amined in the Sheriff's Office there, 27th March, two o'clock. her Creditors ...
... should be defoliated every year about this time, and it will again speedily be covered with fresh and vigorous leaves. Half- I hardy annuals judiciously distributed about the flower gar- den will materially aid in its embellishment; as soouias *the ground ...
... PLOUGHING MATCHES.' The Corgarff Ploughing Match was held on-the 31st 'of March, on a field given for competition by Mr John Mac- hardy, Delavine. The undgtes-lessrs ~William Thomson, I overseer, Inverernan; Win. Stewart, elniden; and Alei. Durwvard, Dykehead ...
... affairs of ALEXR. MURRAY, Esq. of Broughton, deceased, lie with Thomas Mansfield, accountant in Edinburgh. States of the affairs of ANDREW LESLIE, merchant in Aber- tdeen, lie with Thomas Best, bank agent there. I States of the afflairs of EWER DbtvisoN ...
... explosion are briefly these :-On Tuesday morning, when L the miners were proceeding to their work, one of them, C named Joseph Thomas, on going into the pit, was ob- se served to be carrving his safety lamp without its cover. se H-le was immediately apprised ...