... handsome present of the Earl of Aberdeen will ilLe, he duly valued by his Lordship's tenantry; and we are any sure that the hardy and fearless race of fishermen will nith not fail to evince their gratitude to the noble Earl by this strictly attending to ...

... Johl Jami~eson. Pabst Aras-ter Alex. Robertpu, Dejute-Aoster Jmes a Harvey, Senior Warden Andrew Sutherland, Junior Warden. Thomas Leith, Treasurer. Alexander Howie. Secretary' ' l Andrew ,Wishart, Chuo'plaih George Sandieson, Grand Steward Wfllam Reith ...

... sinking of the boat and nine nets, that cost upwards of L.40 ; and unless the public contribute something to enable these hardy sons of the ocean to buy a new boat and fishing tackle, their poor families will be dreadfully dis- tressed, as their whole ...

... attention in this respect will considerably prolong their period of bloom. FLOWER GARiDEN AND SHRsnsnERcEs. Propagating half hardy pants for masses should now be proceeded with, in order that they may be well established before turning-out time arrives. ...

... htpntna tntelliarnce Shields, Feb. 2.—The Olive, of Dundee, in going down the river this morning, was in contact with the Thomas & Robert, of this port, but proceeded, neither having received much damage. Lodshavn, Jan. 17.—Put in through coutrary winds ...

... annual ploughing match was held on the 9th current, at Tornahaigh, on fields in the oc- cpation of John Stewart and Alexander M'Hardy. By ten o'clock, twelve stalwart ploughmen, with teams in trim, were ready, and, after drinking good health and long life to ...

... wilful imposition lupon the Poor's Inspector for the Gor- 2f bals Parish. The name which the fellow gave to the n Police was Thomas Hardy or Hardigan, or Harigan, and r. it would appear that by misrepresentation he bad got in- s terested in his case, Mr. Donald ...

... SO -dn% t Spithead, also fired a Royal salute, her crew armhig her tt bulwark on the side nearest the Royal vesse and tef hardy tars sending a thundering cheer towar s th fl vessel. On passing into Portsmouth harbour. thflg ships cf the two Admirals ...

... AMr Allan. New I J mes Walker, son of Mr Walker, Mill of Elriek 5 John Xdurr~syi servant to Mr Forrest, Mains of Elrjilc 0 Thomas Henderson, servant to Mr Adams, Mill of 7 Robert eimpsan, son of Mr Simpeun, Rosehall 8 R. Davidson, servant to Mr Davidson ...

... 292 * Exclusively of toll from Edinburgh and Northern. Jo Doaleith-Hyjdrophobia.-At Dalkeith, on Monday last, a boy named Thomas Stenhouse, aged IC) died from ad hydrophobia. The case caused great excitement hi the sd towvr during the three -days that ...

... 1. William Skinner. Anlchindoir. If 2. Thomas Frasei, Kirtbill. it 3. James Wishart, ltirkivall. _4. James lHeid, Marnoch. in r 5. George C. Smith, Rhynie. rt Orderof Illerit-1. Walter Grihor, MIeddaff: 2. Thomas I Brown, Keith; 3. Alex. Cameron, Tomintoul ...

... Thomson, trifeof the Rev. John Thomson, Free Church Minister, of a daughter. At Merchiston Castle, on the 1st instant, Mffh Thomas Chalmers, of a daughter. At Perth, on the 3d current, Mrs G. A. Baker, of a son, still-born. At Restalrig House, on the 5th ...