... 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 ...

... the OFFicES OF TE EOTAGO AssociA-IroN, 5, George Street, Edinburgh, and 3, West Nile street, Glasgow By order of the Coltrt THOMAS 0CUDBERT RARING TON. 7 New Zealand House, 9, Broad Street Buildings, London, Gth January, 1848, .- OTICE 18HEREBY GIVEN that ...

... at Southvwicl. Joseph Anderson, tailor and clothier, Glasgov. John Matthew Maver, builder, Alva Street, Edinburgh. l1 John Hardie, merchant and malufacturer of iron, Glasgow. r Peter Sankey, hat manufacturer, Glasgow. Samuel Leith, lithographic printer ...

... 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 ...

... customs U l'enzie, John, 'rain. writer :3'enzie, Rtoderick, Beauly, woodmerchant M'niei Thomas, do., general dealer M'Kenaie, Thomas, El tin, architect .lPtenzie, Thomas, Blanlochy A'Kerrow, Matthew, Cumnock, merchant -WlXlligan, William, Forres, of Relugas ...

... James, of Anchmacoy Burgess, James, Aberdeen, merchant Burnett, Alexander, Stonehaven, solicitor Burnett, Thomas, Aberdeen, advocate Burnett, Rev. Thomas, of Daviot Burnett, Newell, Aberdeen, advocate Buyers, James, do. builder Buyers, James, do. manager, ...

... Ellon, March 6, 1848. William Hay, Shethin Rlobert Moir, Tarty Alex. Milne, Mains of Elde- Alex. Mair, Kinharachie mont - Wm. Hardy, 1Knaps Jas. MurraY, Anchter-Ellon Geo. Simpson, iacharmoor .John Middler, Craigyford Gen. Smith, Braehead,Drum- J. Cruiekshank ...

... WRIGHT'S SHOP, and -I Others, lying in Ligertwood s Court, George Street of Aberdeen, and belonging to the Trustees of the late I Thomas Ligertwood. AL.SO ONE-THIRD SHARE of the DWELLING-HOIUSE and Others, lying contiguous to the first mentioned Pro- perty. The ...

... 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 ...

... IARTICLES CeusbigEg ef SHAWLS. RUFFS. TABLE DOYLEYS, FUsSES BANDELETS. HIASSOCKS, BABY HOODS, STOKIGS, CARRIAGE ROOTS. &Cc. Mrs THOMAS WALLACE Manager. Mrs MWKAt~ IMat ron. c ¶Irs Public are Invited to visit the Institution, to see the jodt Werk, from 10to ...

... assuring Her o their warm defvtohtiiornn ettachnent to Her Person and fend Her Government and the Institutions of thte Country. THOMAS BUNET uLet. / ~~~Wms. INNESCoenr April 8, 1848. COUNTY or KINCA*Dr13y CARDINE will b6 held within the COUNTY HALL, Stone- ...

... previously disposed of by private bargain), rPA'l'T centrically sitaated HOUSE, No. 40, Dee Street, presently occupied by Mr Thomas Duncan and others; I and the HOUSE in l3on-Aecord Lane, on the as'ime feua pre- F sently occupied by Captain Stewsart, ad ...