... ti bbe George Walker, equal, 4 I e Wm. Robertson, mit Highlandr Dhess-(5 competitors). bhe 1 George Simpson, Alchterless. sen 2 Robest Grant, Fetternear. T James Dntbie. ,cs, LL R6use-(4 couspetitors). Mhe 1 Peter Clark, Iicbh. ved 2 George Dawson, Fetternear ...

... vice Adams, pro- moted; Gilbert Sidney Jackson, gent., to be Ensign by purchase, vice Broclinmn. O3d-Captain E. S. P. George Dawson to be instructor of mus- ketry. VOth-Captanl John Hart Donue, from the S1st Foot to be capt., vice Codd, who exchanges ...

... Surgeon. UNAsTTAcnED.-Captain Frederick Leopold Arthur, from the 40th Foot, to be Major, by purchase. XEsTnDnANTDuNs.-Major George Dawson, half-pay Unattached, has been pertmitted to retire from the army by the sale of his commission, he beissg about to become ...

... of Parliament, after the storm hadi blown over, to redress the grievances of which Dissenteri now justly complained. Mr George Dawson, M.A,, Minis- ter of the Dissenting congregation of St. Saviour, supporte] Mr Sturge's address, and Mr Spooner, M.P., followed ...

... ringinig a. mens i ian peal in-honour of the peace, .. ' b.I dle We are sorry to hear of the death of the Bight Hon. 'd George R. Dawson, deputy chairman of the Board of 0 Customs, w.hich has just taken place after a painful illness. Majo-Geera Macntoh, ...

... additiona of Arabls Land immediately adjoining can be had, and in that case the Proprietor will erect the requisite buildings. GEoRGe DAWSON, Forester at Uric will point out the bound- aries, and the conditions of Let will be seen on applying to Mr ED1ceisN, ...

... SuBscRBRins, oifromMessrs JAiMES di GEORGE CoLLTE, Advocates, 38, Castle Street, Aber- .r- deeon. oii and after TiiuRsDAy this 13th day of May current. ii. TEOMSONS, RITCRIE, & CRAIG, * Accountants, eyr 70, George Square, Glasgow, 5th May, 1858. ______ ...

... ST. GEORGE'S LODGE-No. 190. ----- -E I- T l lr IIn^ John Mathieson, R.W.; Edward J. Henesy, S.W.; Charles Dawson, J.W.; Win. Kidd, Treas.; George Mathieson, Secretary; James Low, Chaplain; Win. Cumining. Senior Deacon ; George Meston, Junior Deacon; ...

... Fuchsias-1, 2, and 3, Miss Dawson, Schoolhouse. 2 Plants Sn- grown in a window-Mirs Thomson, Auebiries. 2 Storks in pots-1, in Miss Dawson; 2, A. Robb, St. James'. 4 Stockosin spikes-i and3 IC3 Keith Forbes, Chapel Hill; 2, Miss Dawson; 4, Adam Henderson, 3ir ...

... Six Pinks-P. Shepherd. Six Roses-R. Dawson. Six Hardy Shrubs-P. Shepherd. Three T : Moss Roses-. Shepherd. Six HerbaeeousPlants-R. Dawson. yi Six Bulbous Irises-R. Dawson. Twelve Pansies-R. Daweon. Six Fhlmxes-R. Dawson. Twenty Strawboerris-Rev. R. Roes ...

... hill;- 2 and 3 George Milne, As8eed; 4 John Dawson, Castle of Auehry. tes Flih es, one -yar-old (6 entries)-i George -Beatonl, Millbreeks: en, 2 John Uenderson, Asleed; 3 Frands Beaton, Millbrecks. Colts, two-years-old (3 entries5-1 George Jamieson; 2 John ...

... WIMS. O0laoees-l, George Paul eof Newseat; 2, James Hutchison; f 'Springfield; 3, George Paul; 4; Alexaader Walker, of SutL Balmeer aPelargoniums, distinct varieties-I and 2, Thomas Waullc oC Howe O'Buehsan 6 Pansies-], Robert Dawson, Teacher, Crudeu; ...