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... Montgomery, M.P.; Harry Young, Esq. of Cleish; Wm. Briggs Constable, Esq. of Benarty; John W. Williamson, Esq. Hugh Laird, Esq.; Alter the Show, the members sat down to dinner in Kirkland’s Hotel. The choir being occupied by Harry Young, Esq., supported ...
... gentlemen, and among those present were—Mr Ilonie of Thoinsnean ; Mr Paton of Lethangie; Mr M`Nellan of Solagirth ; Mr harry Young, of CiviA ; Mr W. P. Adair, M P.; Mr Stohie. Balloclitieek ; Mr Witliams.m, Kinross: Mr Gibson, banker, Itiillar ; Mr Lormer ...
... of Clete:, Kinross. SCHEDULE B, £l, 83. 6d. EACH. Gamekeepers, being Assessed Servants. Beveridge, Thorn's, appointed by Harry Young, Esq., over the Lands of Cleish, Published by order of the Honourable the Commissioners of Inland Revenue. (Signed) ANGUS ...
... RIGHT Ho/rousesLs LORD KINNAIRD. VICE•PRESIDENTS:— The Right lion. LORD MANSFIELD. J. 11. E. WEMYSS, Esq. of Wimps Castle. HARRY YOUNG, Esq. of Cleish. GENERAL COM3fITTEE:—. The Right Hon. LORD MANSFIELD. WILLIAM STIRLING, Esq. Of Bell, M.P. ARCHIBALD BUTTER ...
... KINROSS-SHIRE. KlNROSS.—Meeting of Commissioners of Supply. —The annual meeting took place in the County Hall on the 30th ult. Harry Young, Esq. of Cleish, Convener of the county, in the chair. The minutes ofthe former year being read and approved of, and the ...
... Morrison of Whilethorn—Bast 6 el ringsown onions ; second. best 2 celery. Mr Andrew Bauer, bllloathort—Brat 4 China roses. Harry Young, Esq. of Cleish Castle—Best 3 ,border roses, I cauliflower,, 2 beet root, 6 early 'potatoes; second best I early cabbage ...
... —Coi'nty Ball.— This ball took place in Stock's Inn Friday la't. and was very nutnerously attended ; the directors being, Harry’ Young. Esq. of « lei.-h James Dempster, Esq. of filliochy ; Robert Mitchell. Esq. young* r of oil and; Messrs. George Tod. ; ...
... Denbrae George Wood, Waterloo Place John Wilson of James Wilson, Woodburn James Wilson, Foodie Philip Wilson, Chapelhill Harry Young of Cleish The Chair will taken Half-past Five o'clock precisely. Tickets, Price 6s 6d, may be had at the following places ...
... reduction of labour at the copper mines. Application had been made for an abatement of one half these charges, but Sir Harry Young had iefused to entertain it. The stock upon which this charge has been made is about 1,300 barrels, in half and quarter ...
... Royal Canal, 47. , THE LAND FUND AT ADELAIDE. It cannot be too widely known that that portion of the land fund which Sir Harry Young has hitherto reserved for his own especial use is henceforth to be placed under the control of the legislature of the colony ...
... factor on Blair-Adam estate, supported right and left by T. W. Williamson, Esq., of Kinross; the Rev. Dr Ferguson of Beath ; Harry Young, Esq., of Cleish ; James Cunningham, Esq., Barnshouse, &c. Mr George Tod, tenant, Lochran, was croupier, supported N. B ...
... overland route to Adelaide, attracted by the compuratively high pries of Al lips. per ounce, offered by the mint which Fir harry Young so wisely caused to be established in the capital of slouch Australia. Potting all these things to4ether, we can only come ...