... Ardross, M.P. and w to—- That the of the Directors now | be receiv t the following > oblemen and Gen uf ti Company— viz, His Duke of Athote ; His Grace the Duke of Suthe aan Mad Most Noble Marquess of bane ; — Bart. Sir Alex, Penrose ¢ Gordon Camm T. ...

... various coll xdon on coins, &c. are offe o York, address is to be delivered in the Hall, on Wednesday, 4th September, by his Duke of ‘on the same day a Hota, fete and the Working Men's Horticaltural ta late meeting. several excursions to places of inte ...

... Blick Wood.” His last way of leaving this country for the south, to die, was e, when ow the thin trembling hand to lower his Duke aud frie at Fife- grave at Blur; and as he came home he said, * was bot vext;” and sv he was; we may wait long bef such a ...

... power, and which exercises it pher's ” for the salvation of men, in all the qua Letters toth oF re- within the limits of his Duke, but without effect, and his Holiness Catholic Church and of = sk then refers to the et le Pape, respecting w Wil- that ...

... it No effort will the Times) to ceremonial aa ing aA poss We have reason to believe that the bato marshal will be on his Hi Duke of € and ( her the beir-apparent hav his majority. — United ov Yoru.—The Times has lieve that Dr. of Glouc Bristol, has Leen ...

... Master Masou of took place in the Hall, Glasgow. A Goop Ex AMPLE.- In answer to a res] tion of the inhabitants of Donkell, his ¢ Duke of Athole has, in a praiseworthy ma sented to allow the public free access, at all the hill of Craig-y-Barna, and haa granted ...

... There were likewise present. Viscountess Cauning. La-lv Augusta Bruce, the U. n. Mary Seymour, the Hon. Beitrtce llvng. his Duke Argvle. t tiranville, ViscounlCnnning, Sir and Lady Cow per. the Hon. C. Drey, the Hon. Colonel C. U. Phipps, Major the IL'B ...

... pp specimens f th vir hi and great to both The members of the ite ges, and compet together after the show n Moulinarn Tnn—Hi Duke of Athole in the chair, nto sy isan KIRKMICHAEL, At a meeting of the h minister of the parish of Kirkmichael, held in Jon ...

... must hav sos from him, the position he o h of the it occasivn, amd one which he was sure all pre w: It was the health of his Duke of Ati with and of the masons who had ho bowt 1 im form an presence at the ceremox f baugh- ceremony was cheers.) To these ...

... the command by the | the Hill, so that both the first Colonels of the reply, were eminent men, bosom friends and helpe nad his Duke of Wellington. It has served with } many parts of the world—in the West Indie ticulty on its colours the names of several ...

... to (which was proposed) was carried by the ca [We of the chairman. At the ¢ with meeting, i OX al poserl by Mr. iactor for his Duke of Athole, seconded by Mr, Condic, ly Sir Alexander M. Mackenz e, of Del elvine, for Sir W wart of dart schoolmaste sala ...

... which, we believe antry conferred with some relucte: tance, Wek how work, opportunities of persona vy observing the cone see his Duke during his term, and were, if. we recoll Hig! sent at all the great gather rings held under h Wi t is gratifying to recor ...