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... ewer the country as we did in these columns time ago. Then he gives his theory on the subjoin thus— Tbo disapprovers* of this hardy little quadruped for year. previous to IW4, trent a district where—se Dr hes observed in reference to Morayshire and havers ...
... appointed Mr Win, Marsden, North Castle Street, Banff, to be inspector of cattle imported into this port and creeks. The Rev. Thomas GUllan, the respected pastor of Blackfriare Street Congregational Church, Aberdeen, has received a call from the Congregational ...
... Robert Walker, Gordon M'Gregor. Geo. Garden, ('owie APGregor. R. Hepburn. John Hendry, Wm. K.:linen, Jas. Thomson, Jas. M' and Thomas Johnston. P. Dawson, .1. Stewart, Alex. Grant, Mitchell. W. A. Robertson, Jet n Grant, Wm. Proctor, Donald IA 'Donald, John ...
... M'Oregor, Thomas Black, Alexander Petrie, and James Clair, elders. Presbytery of Aberloor— The Rev. Alexander M'Wstt, Roth.. —no elders. Presbytery of Inverse.,—Rem. Dr Black, John AVIAN', Duncan Colvin, George Mackay, ministers; and Thomas Mackenzie ...
... cattle at £IS ; Mr Garden, Grangegreen, 11 two-year-old erosess at £24 ; Mr Simpson, Outlawell, *old a heifer at .£l4 ; Mr Hardy, Cooperhill, sold a cow at £22 ; Mr Masson, Stony field, Pluscarden, sold a lot of four slots at £3 each ; Mr Cant, Marcaasie ...
... . Dancing was kept up with spirit till an early hour next morning. The committee of management were—Messrs Charles Grant, Thomas M'Kerras, Robert Winchester, Grigor CPmeron, Alexander M'Bean, William Grant, Charles Ross, and James Mitchell. Among those ...
... Alexander, Lord Saltouu ; Sir James Horn Barnett, Bart., of Ley.; James Allan, at Inverainsay ; Thomas Adam, Banker at Banff; James Gregory Muir Byres of Tonley ; Thomas Buchan, younger of Auchinacoy ; Alexander Crumble, younger of Leddach ; George Cruickshank ...
... rdon. 4 (t. 9 in.; George Grant. 4 ft. 7 in.; 3 John Grant, 4 ft. 6 in. Dancing Hiohlond Hr is-1 Some. Grant, AtiAnNhyle John Hardy ; 3 William Grant. Extra Priza—John WAndraw. A ball was held in the evening at Torbain, where dancing was kept up till an early ...
... buildings in the neighbourhood! Ammer—Because both are stationary.—Rothes, 22d Dec.. 14 0. Eton( •—THEFT. —Jessie Fraser or Hardie was tried at the Police Court, Elgin, on Monday, for the crime of stealing several articles of wearing apparel from a dwe ...
... most agreeable and happy manner. WOODSTEALINO, tEC.—On Friday last, three women, belonging to Forret', were brought before Thomas Davidson, Esq., and Bailie Alexander Fraser, two of H.M.'s Justices of Peace for the county, accused of cutting and stealing ...
... dinner hour, aocompanied by a few friends. DINNER. At five o'clock in the afternoon, about 140 gentlemen sat down to dinner. Mr Thomas Brodie, W.S., Edinburgh, occupied the ctair, sad was supported on the right by the guest of the evening ; Rev, Mr Macleod ...
... Messrs Laing, gen and jun., Worrell; Mr and Miss Hardie, Kirsch ; Mr and Mrs Kelly, Lancblanwelle; Mr Wen. Laing, ; Mr Ales. Smit Dines House; John Sim. Barnhill; Mr John 'crirkehank, C.ixton : Mr Robert Hardie. Tarebead • Mr Win. Smith, Easter Fillies; Me ...