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... | wick. 1, Star, Macleod, Burghead, stones. Thistle, Shearer, Easdale, slates; Breeze, Muirhead, Dundee, hemp; Good Design, Gunn, Belfast, limestone. 3, Petrel, Pope, Leith, general cargo. SAILED.—Dec. 19, Gleaner, Storm, Findhorn, ballast. Jan. 2, Ceres ...
... luver- ness. Several matches have taken place, and on Sa- turday, the 12th inst., the Club was regularly eousti- tuted. George Gunn, Esquire, Rhives, lias kindly nee-pted the Office of president ; Mr ‘Tait, as been appointed Vice-president ; and Mr Wright ...
... most of bad looks, we would ad vise to of a likeness taken by Mr Gunn of some dear relative or friend whose character revere, or to whom they may be bound by the ties of affection. Mr Gunn's y and gentlemanly manners, inde- pendent of his artistical have ...
... Maria, Reid, Newcastle, coals. 25, Brave, Cormack, Helmsdale, grain; Bligh, Campbell, Limerick, herrings. 26, Good Design, Gunn, Bel- fast, do.; Gleaner, Storm, Findltiorn, ballast; Marjory, David- son, ditto, ditto. 29; Breeze, Muirhead, Dundee, herrings; ...
... Wick, to Jessie, daughter of the late Mr John Cormack, Fishcurer, Pulteneytown. At Bower, on the 8th instant, by the Rev A. Gunn, Mr Donald Alexander, Farmer, Quoybrae, to Margaret, eldest daughter of Mr Alexander Dunnet, Farmer, Bower Tower. At Kirkwall ...
... advantages ? Mr. M’Glashan, the most prosperous publisher, is a Scotchman—Polson, the most prosper- ous confectioner, ditto—Gunn and Cameron, the most prosperous advertisement publishers, ditto— Mr Pigut, the music publisher, an Englishman—Mr Butler, Medical ...
... Sinclair, Esq. The day was beautiful, •nd a number of spectators were present. The judges —Messrs Sharp, Isauhl; and George Gunn. Mursay, who expressed themselves highly satisfied with the pnenl excellence of the work, after a careful inspection awarded ...
... SOOUTIIEt ESTATE, in tbo Pariah of WATTEN: ROWANS, now occupied by Francis Mackay. b JJon. Henderson, BLACK ISLES, do. by Widow Gunn. Apply Wit. DARLING, Stirkoke. Stirkoke, Maroh, 1830. / NOTICE. /fxA JT St,r SJI UNION l. *rrived from Leith, and l ' ...
... The Presbytery, on the moti.n of Dr Candlish. re-olved to petition Par- liament agaiast Mr S, Wort!ey’s Marriage Bill, Mr Gunn gaye notice of a motion for next meeting, for the abolition of university tests. Provisions.—The Dundee Courier says that ...
... the com- pany with glee. Mr Maedougall's fine band was in attendance, and added much to the eniivenment of the meeting. Mr Gunn also formed =e on the Herald, a ...
... along with Eld r and Jo' Donald. We were there, of which 1 quite sure, before the prisoners came in. John Gunn from Carryside, and Alet. Gunn troin Brawibin, were there also that night. 1 was invited into house by Donald Elder, got souie ruliealuueut ...
... the Jate R bert Donaldson, Esq., merchant, Leith DEAT-HS, At Staxigoe, on the 1éth mstant, Margaret Reach, wife of Mr Peter Gunn, Pilot, there. At the house of his father, Mr Donald Miller, Farmer, Bruan, on the 16th instant, Mr Alexander Miller, Free ...