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... months, eldest son of Robert Caldwell, Esq., surgeon. At 40 Warwick Street, on the 30ths ultims, of hooping-cough, Thomas, only child of er. Thomas Paterson, aged six and a-half years. At 28 Merchant Lane, on the 30th ultimo, Mr. Andrew Oliphant, aged 25 years ...
... and then succeed Sir John Louis. t In the meantime the Vice-Admiral remains at Devonport 1 Dockyard.-United Service Gazette. Thomas Moore.-The poet is in the enjoyment of good I health, physical and intellectual, at his cottage at Sloper- ton, takes his ...
... Cobsten, WNillinn Cobitt, or the, President of the Institution of Civil Engiineers tbrhthe time behig, Charles Lock Eastlake, Thomas Field Gibson, John (aott, Saituel Jones Lord, Philip Puscr, and W%`illinm Thomson, to imike full and diligent htquiry into ...
... nzilg 'Vrlii:1 he, gave me1L 110 pitill. I1 C e g p. J. TENNsANT. to i Adelaide Plate. (ligvir, !Ot!h April, i8i0., an I hardy '1Feet 8 .lrhrchibolt C'iipbell, Bert.) 5i1 certif, tlchar hlr. Eiseiuivrt eradieated two corns fr a l any O 18,0 tioln rmiy ...
... on the 6th instant, Mrs. St'Lachlan; a d AthKoorisg;, Adelaide, tenth Ausiralia, on the 0thll August last, Mrs. 'he Andrew Thomas; a daughter. on, . .MARRIAGES. At 953 Hospital Street, en the 7th instant, lip the R1ev. J. W. Borland of tv Gillespie United ...
... i'eO' 3 ?? AITfEEN. WILL. HARDIE, Lauricestls. Witnesses to the Signatures of Alexr. 0 Aitkeon and William Hardie: 0 Taonas Beniam. Witness. 6 DAVID MLA1,.Y. Witness. 6 JOHN HARDIE, Writer, Falkrk- 6 Witnesses to John Hardie's Subscription- 6 Joace GArE ...
... in Greenock, for a Fen Dutyof 1G, 7s. No. 8. To George -Lamb, William Lindsay Lamb, and Thomas Lamb, carnying on IiBusiness in Greenock, under the Firm of Thomas Lamb and Sons, c Joiners, for a Fet-Duty of 9, 7s. No. 9. To William Ross,. Wine z and Spirit ...
... Greenock, for a Feu Duty of £16, 7s. No. 8. To George !G Lamb, William Lindsay Lamb, and Thomas Lamb, carrying on I Basiness in Greenock, under the Firm of Thomas lamb and Sans, . Joiners, for a Feu-Duty of £9, 7s. No. 9. To Williant Ross, Wine .and Spitit ...
... Carriage Horses, reecutly returned off the job from his o LGrace the Duke, of Hamiltont and Lord Douglas. The remainder iare hardy, useful animials. whtieh leave beets running in the Coaches betwixt Glas-gow and Ilancilton). To parties wishing to secene ...
... this Bill lie for Signature at the 1 following Places, viz.- The Exchange. The Tontinoe Reading Rooms at the Cross. Messrs. Thomas Murray & Son, Booksellers, 8 Argyll Street. Mr. Robert Smith. Grocer, 299 Argyll Street. 11r. Daird- Plt-ye, RnolnsPhLer. ...
... REIDY, YS'TREATS'MONTHLY TIME TABLES,'E ILLtwainig th PRESENT MONTH'S Arrangements of the RAn- WAT' 5lIAm0Al~COACHES, &c. &e. THOMAS MURRAY & SON, 16 St. Enoch Square, and 8 Srgyl' Street, GLOw; and 6 South St. Andrew's Street, Ediy ANDREWV RUTH{ERIOLEN, ...
... greenhouse he p c .; Messrs. Downia & Laird, Edinburgh, cinerarias, &c.; )s Mir. Thomas Long, Kiilmarnock, seedling eslcaria flowers in great tn-varioty; Mr. id, Thomas Robertson, Paisley, pansies, petunias, and verhcnas, very 'reline; Mr. E. Dudgeon ...