... HENRY LUMSDEN, Esq. of Auchiudoir. ALEXANDER HENDERSON, Esq. of Caskielbon, M. D. London. Mfessrs JAMES GILES ?? ?? A. ?? THOMAS BLAIKIE ?? ?? Foundries. ?? JOHN STEWART ?? Comb Manufacturer. ?? DAVID M'DONALD,. ?? Cotton Spinner. . JAMES F. HADDEN ? ...

... Wellington St., Hunl JAMES SAUNDERS, invres WILLIAM WATSO, Oroenerty. IIODERidK HAY,; bivoeyrdoi. V'ETER CEIIISALL, lftrgb cdA& - THOMAS AN EiS4, - . - er,. enbgerdeeS, Aprik0 a150. ?? j .T'O 6OO1 AY10D OSZOBWEXSP.A8 . ALEXANDER;LToN, LEATH1EII MEneCHA.T, t~ ...

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... to Captain Fisher, Albyn Place ifires Grecehoiese lelaths-1, Arthur W'Hardy, Richmond-hill, 2, John Robertson Sio)qe Specirneio Greenkasuse Plaots-1, Jas Bowie; 2, Arthur | 'Hardy Roses, in Pots-1, Jas. Bowie; 2, Thos. Darling Cirnerarias-l, Arthur l ...

... Seoifield. Three Greenhouse Plants-Do. do. do. Geraniturns-1, Do. do.; 2, Thomas Anderson, Cauleway- end. Calceolat'ies-William Chalmers. Geranihms, in Trusses-Thomas Anderson. Irises-Thomas Milne, nurseryman, Sunnyside. Hterbaceous Plantsi-, James Berry, North ...

... purchase, vice Hoghton, who'retires. Cornet George Peynter to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice 5th Ditto-Cornet Alexander James Hardy Elliot, from the 9th Light Dragoons, to be -Lieutenant,-by purchase, vice, Goad, Who retires. Robert Jages Montgomery to be ...

... Alfred Crof- too ?? ?? Captaih' JamiesErskieWemyes, to be Rear-AdmirAl. of tle:Blae. ketured Captains-.Edward San~rin, John Hardy-. Godby, and Christopher Strucy, have £.lso been promoted to he Re- tired Rear.Admirals, on the terms proposed -in the London ...

... Planits-1, Win. Hardy, Newton; 2 and 3, John Wood. Six irises, fibroes-1, Nicholas Glonnio; 2, John Wood; 3, Nicholas Glennio. Sir Scotle Roves -Wm. Haidy. Tirehcl Geraniuims in Single Stalks-1, Ilobt. Farauhar; 2. Joho Wood; 3, WNi. Hardy. Sis Roses-1, ...

... 31istozy of Scotland. In 12mo., price 3s. 6d., strongly bound, A HISTORY OF SCOTLAND, for the Use of Schools. By the Rov. THOMAS THOMSON, ?? Scot. We have no hesitation in sarying that it is the best School History of Scotland which has yet been published ...

... entitled to lartici- con pate in the Profita of the Society. EnI AGENTS. for Aberdeen BVrD. 3. MO=ICE, Advocate. rrii Alba-Mr Thomas Brydie ?? james Oie Ardrishaigy (Loehgfilj'hezdcl- .Tohnstene.Slr JoR eidS'~ Mr Robert Wilson Kelso -|s i C uery & rr A ;r-Mr ...

... Secre- tary of the Association, in the vice chair. Among the gentlemen present we observed Captain Charles Forbes of Aslowvn; Thomas M. Goodlake, Esq. of Wadley; Flensy j Simnmons Esq., Reading; B. Lumsden, Esq. of Kingsford; &! &C. H.?Lumsden, Esq. of Auchindoir ...

... good Aber- deenslhire ox, when brought to the table in the shape of beef, the general symmetry of their proportion, and fine hardy appearance, must engage the eye of even an amatear observer. The Aberdeenshire Hoirned Cattle showed no symptoms of a degeneracy ...