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... the Rev. Mr Grei;:, minister of tho Est .Wished Church of Blairgowrie, Messrs Robertson, Wm. M'liardia, John Maxwell, and Thomas Soutar, members of the Kirk Session there, it appeared that the Kirk Session Blairgowrie suspended the pursuer, Sturrock, ...
... with besom. She was found guilty in terms of her own confession, and sentenced to Bixty days' imprisonment. William Lewis M'Hardy, sailor, was charged with stealing from the custody person of one of his shipmates a canvas bag containing quantity of wearing ...
... Oman, coopers, 12s 6d ; pieces cake from some friends for the children. Assault by a Pretended Sfecial Constable. —On Friday Thomas Williamson, tinsmith, Blackness Road, was placed at the bar of the Police Court, charged with maliciously breaking a pane ...
... ordi rod the men to shove off, saying the boat would carry no more, and the Swift foundered. This report It niven to us Thomas Hardy, boatman, wh'> received on board tho Royal Oak from thi crew who had escaped. Yarmouth—Norfolk, Fob. 4.—Tho Mary Ann and ...
... WATT INSTITUTION HALL, ON THE EVENINGS OF WEDNESDAY 20th. FRIDAY 22p, AND WEDNESDAY Inst , AT EIGHT O'CLOCK EACH EVENING, By THOMAS G. CLARK, Esquire, Who resided in Hungary during the period the late War. THE REST THE SERIES WILL CONSIST OF— IL—A Course ...
... servant to Mr Nicoll, Littleton-3d—Alexander 3d—Alexander Cameron, servant to Mr Mealmaker, Leys of Lindertis (Cookston). 4th—Thomas Craig, servant to Mr Nicoll sth—David Lowden, servant to Mr Cairnleith. 6th—James M'Farlane, Miltown, servant to Mr T. Simpson ...
... Horatia may ever have had upon us Another says, Sir Thomas Hardy thought Horatia was not Nelson's daughter. True, Sir Thomas did, and equally true it hfthat Sir Harris Nicolas disposes of Sir Thomas's doubts ; but what was Nelson's own belief There are ...
... 2d—lohn Kennedy, servant to Mr Nicoll, Littleton. 3d—Alexander Cameron, servant Mealmaker, Leys of Lindertis (Cookston). 4th—Thomas Ciaig, servant to Mr Nicoll. sth—David Lowden, servant to Mr Cairnleith. fitli—James Macfarlane, Miltown, servant to Mr T ...
... suspect, not without some awkwardness on the part of the British Government. Lord Palmerston treats the matter with his usual hardy indifference, and will, no doubt, get out of the scrape with his usual urerring tact. The ballot has again been recommended ...
... aud sentenced to sixty days' imprisonment. William Stewart was remitted to the Procurator Fiscal on a charge of assault. Thomas Faunau and Peter Greaiiuan, labourers, Ferty-Port-on-Craig, pled guilty to fighting aud conducting themselves in a riotous ...
... John Campbell RentoD, Esq. of Lamberton, his mandatory, presented petition and complaint to the Sheriff Berwickshire against Thomas Martin, fisher, Burnmouth, for fishing salmon in the open tea, opposite Lamberton Lands, alledging that he Weatberston) had ...
... Provost, Sir John S. Forbes, Lieutenant Taylor, R.N., Captaiu iviacneil, &c.; and his left the Rev. Dr Smith, Sir Johu Ogilvy, Thomas Carueg/, Esq. Craigo, ate. The croupiers were Alexander Thomson, Esq., W.S., aud Henry G. Watson, the Secretary ; and the ...