... 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 ...

... Rhyme JOHN ' KAJMhoetnaAer V aharbh Foreran—THOMAS MItCHKU.. M»r«toM H, .!,, ALKER. to ■. Hs .ir.ilK lilt. Merchant - JollN , y Z .JOHN Mrfebanl JOHN SKEEN. rarland IKONBIDB Mar e ~. ■- aLKX MORKIAOK, ' ~ - __J HARDY. ...

... 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 ...

... Boi le, from 15th Foot, to be Cap- tain,hy perchass. vice Oreswford, who lretires. 3d Wt est Indina Regiinent-Ensien Jlohn Hardy to be Lieu- tenant, without purchase, vies 1 oheres, deceased. Royal Canadian hifll Resiiuelit-Lieatenaon Thos. Chas. Bunbrly ...

... Clark, John Renwick, Geo, Maitland, James M'Hardy, jun , Kenneth Mackenzie, Alex. Collie. Alex. Mitchell, A. Fowler,- Alexander Young, and the Right Rev. Dr Murdoch; Auditors, Messrs John Smith end Thomas Peterson; Treasurer, Mr George Wink, accountant; ...

... vice Knight. 3d West India Regiment-Arthur Richard Thompson to be Ensign. without pnrchase, vice Hardy, promoted. Royal Canadian Rifle Regiment-Thomas Taylor to be Ensign, by purchase, vice B11eromoted. ...

... thought tint the deer would not become paupers(laughter)—but as little would they become soldiers in time of need. It was the hardy Uighlandman who bud fought the battles of his country lime past, whom it was now proposed to expatriate ; while, retaining ...

... HENRY LUMSDEN, Esq. of Aucirindoir-. ALEXANDER HENDERSON, Esq. of Caskiehen, M. DA London. Mossrs JAMES GILES, ?? ?? R.S.A. ?? THOMAS BLAIICE ?? Foundries. ?? JOHN STEWART ?? Comb Manufacturer, ?? DAVID M'DONALD, ?? .. Cotton Spinner. JAMES F. HADDEN ?? Caipt ...

... of the above respected Countess, wiio expired Wednesday morning her town residence. The deceased Countess was daughter of Thomas and married in July Henry eighth and last Earl of Plymouth. Several families of distinction are placed in mourning by the ...

... the footman was obliged to return the place which he previously occupied the right hand side of his master. The marshal, Mr Thomas Reynolds, did all lie could to stop the disturbance, and there were loud cries for the police, hut constables came. For some ...

... Brander, Esq. of Springfield; Peter Brown, Esq., Linkwood; Rev. Alex. Brander of Rev. John Y\ alker of St Andrews-Lhanbryde ; Thomas Balmer, Esq., ommissioner for the Duke of Richmond; Messrs J. Hunter, Dipple; J. Geddes, Orbliston ; A. Reid, Stynie ; Alex ...

... take GOODS for MONTREAL or C-iling early in April. i - will also Carry a hmited number of CABIN PASSEN- I9 only. Apply to THOMAS ADAM; or to NEIL SMITH, JuN. Aberdeen, Feb. 11, 1850. Sale of Wreck. a'will be e.xposed for sale, by public roup, at the Shore ...