... in ratio iers.—Our freight market has been very oneteady during the plat furi night, and, on the while, rates bate hail a don 'ward career under the influence of abundant tonnage and little produce to Alp. Excilateoz.—Our exchange. mai bet opened for the ...

... efforts have been well wsrCnl hv you. make It presumption now entering Into another and more extended sphere of setioa don.» warded such better patronage from you, that I Indulge the hope that, when vrejiure higher walk, yen will stitl cheer roe on—will ...

... Dysart, Montrose. 1 September, 1852. SOCIETY. ON SATURDAY first, this Society will be REOPENED in the Lowgi ScHooL.Room of Don- WARD SEMINARY. A full attendance of those intending to become Members is earnestly requested. Montrose, 16th September, 18.52 ...

... Nottc Tue Natvurat History or THE YEAR. Lon- don: Ward & Co. The rudiments of natural history, that is, acquain- tance with objects merely by the five senses, are the first acquisition of the youthful mind. All who bring with them into the world the common ...

... A., rector of Wath, in thocount\ of York, Michael roster ward, Esq., late of ho Light lufiuitry, eldest son of Thomas Haw don Ward of Osbourn St Andrew, Wilts, Esq., to Helen Christina, fourth daughter of the late Robert Clerk Rattray of Craighall, Ha ...

... which |>art compose, or which sympathise with, the Evangelical Union. Glasgow: Lang, Adamron, Co., 28, Queen Street. Lou don: Ward & Cu., Paternoster Row; and all Bookseller*. fIIHE Authorised Edition of the NEW STAMP ACT I Published this day. W. R. M'Phcn ...

... ; | ewes, from oils, to 15s. ; ho K gs, from I*. to'2os. hall-tired ; do., flora 355. to 235.; three-parts bred, trnm6d. don wards. Conrant. Muir Ord Market.—An agitation has been commenced, wc understand, among some of the farmers w frequent this market ...

... THE EVANGELICAL REPOS4TOR7. A Quarterly Journal ui Theolyical Literature. No. IV. June. Glasgow; Lug, Adamson, & Co. Lou- don : Ward & Co. Is their prospectus last year, the proprietors of the Evangelical Repository only guaranteed a year's issue of the ...

... lb; lisped hop, 7.1; ewe.. ed tb ; lambs, top, 2'5. 6,4, 6s 3d , and 25s for the best lots ; current, from 23e to 235, and don ward.. Carrtz—The nutr.- her of cattle was also large, being 8 or 38 less. On account the high prices demanded, sees we slowly ...

... attacking Alextlon and may ightly farther increase the number. an.hr M'Kcnzie, who came to the rescue «>f M'Laron. This being Don ward’s MiNARy.—We understand fliat the directors- very aggravated ca?:**, he was fined or sixty day? imprisonof lids seminary ...

... Doctrinally and Practically Cousidered, by the Roy. KIRK. Ediuhurgh. Glasgow: Christian News and Day-Star Ottice, Lon. don: Ward & Co., 27 Paternoster Row; Manchester: W. Bremner, Piccadilly; Liverpool: G. Thomson, London Road; Ediuburgb : John Dieksou ...

... would be effected. ruble condition of the roue of the natives; and he after- Re - etc:as As ii Spans—On the motion of Mr Don- wards referred to the case of the boy who was found lop, the House of Commons hare ordered returns of the hanging on a tree, ...