... probably be again challenged, and with defeat to spirit them on to better things the Aird men will then probably give their hardy brothers of the hills more trouble to beat them. On the termination of the match the victors and the crest-fallen men of the ...

... SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. Jaaaary 2. A rrired : Camilla , steamer, Belfast; Admiral, steamer, Liverpool ; Thomas, Laid's, Carliak ; Tops:, eill, ' Liverpool ; Jane, Bihar, Leg. horn; Commodore, King, Jersey; Columbine, Kelso, Liver. pod.-2. Sailed: Noue ...

... 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 ...

... The Society have Agents in most of the towns in England and Scotland. Manager—John Fraser. Secretary—John Bowman. AGENTS. THOMAS ALLAN, Caledonian L ' \ Banking Company. Forres, Thos. Davidson, British Linen Co's Bank. Nairn, Hugh Rose, National Bank ...

... beneficial in various ways, we wish to see them going on ‘prospering and to prosper.* Memoirs of the Life and Writings of Thomas Chalmers, D.D., LL.D. his Son-in-Law, the Rev. Hanna, D.D. Edinburgh; Sutherland & Knox. This the first three volumes a work ...

... ,joimr and cabinet-maker, lilac-bow. At 10, eat Breast, Greenock, on the Ist inst., by the Rev. Janmi Stark, Mr. James A. Hardie, foreman moulder in Messrs. Scott, Sinclair Co.'n, to Eupliemia, only daughter of the late Mr. Moffat, foreman to the above ...

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... would held in April ; and after few closing remarks, and a vote of thanks being proposed to him. the meeting broke up.— Mr. Thomas Gordon, merchant, gave a handsome donation to the funds of the library. Box-Accoan ORMiTHouKitrAL SoriKiv.—Among meny attractions ...

... sources, on bcllli a ,f, or towards the said esbibitior a nur trusty and nell r beloved Peter le. Neve oster, Joseph Payne, and Thomas Wink- L worth, Esqrs. to be the treasurers forpayment of all executire expenses; and our ?? and well-beloved Henry Cole, Charles ...

... ine, Burrows, for London. Arrivals at Madras-Nov. 7. Bentinck, Bourchier, from Suez -12. Alverton, Buckland, frota London-Thomas Metcalf, Foe-er, from Newcastle-22. ship Camnbrian, Commnodore, Plum- ridge, from Amherst. Departure-Nor. 14. Precursor, Powell ...

... 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 ...