... ONS. December 29. RICHARD HARDIE, egaz merchant and commission agent, Dunfermline. Creditors to meet in St Margaret's Hall, Dunfernline, 10th. January, at two ?? 3lackenzieI solicitor, Dunfermline, agent. December 29. THOMAS G(LENDINNINfl, baker and grocer ...

... utenant 'Btend, R.N, was placed before Sir Thomas 'Hery, ?? ged with h' the vwilful, murder of' G. .W. Gordon,' of, Jamaica. Eek was Jtaken into custodyi at on'e 'oclock.- 'On; being. placbd at the bar, Sir Thomas Henryexplained the nature of th'e chage ...

... dealer, West Nile Street, Glasgow—Cre- ditors meet in the George Hotel, George Square, Glasgow, 28th Oc- tober, twelve o'clock. Thomas in Arbroath—Creditors meet in Ander- son's Royal Hotel, Arbroath, 29th October, one o'clock. Michael Lawson, solicitor before ...

... Tulloch, -.Smt G. Si ilnex, D;o l Edyaras, aissri Aedsron, Thoinr Thoma)s Jffern Me-Pa Adam ThmasFraerDr Powler,I MSsra 8elllarl an H.I. Bowver diied to vote. '.le application was refused. Mr Thomas Fraser moved that the applica- tionof MAr Rae be granted, aind ...

... Linlithgoew. ENGLISH BANKRUPTS. (From the Loudon Gazette of YestcrdtalB Thomas Jewell, architect and surveyor, 6SJ Leadenblel Street, London. Thomas Fisher Willis, butcher, Cheltenham. Thomas Cotton, beerhbose-keeper and farmer, Rakoway Cheadle, Staffordshire ...

... Blips Thomas as Neinorino, the love-sick peasant, acted with greater freedom and spon- taniety than he showvs in more exacting roler In truth, he was delightfully easy in manner and eloquent of bucolic dulness. If in other characters Mflr Thomas could ...

... Waverley Hotel, Glasgow-to be examined in Sheriff Boyd's Chambers, County Buildings, Glas-. gow, 21st July, at tea o'clock. Thomas Cairns, residing formerly at No. 30 Balearres Street, Edinburgh, and now at No. 19 Fowler Terrace there-to be examined in ...

... County Buildings, Lawrmarket there, 8th February, twelve o'clock. Thomas Aitken, currier and leather merchant, Over- gate, Dundee, and carrying on business there under the firm of Thomas Aitken and Son, as curriers and leather merchants-to be examined ...

... tenant, by purchase, vice BwAstlgette. 60th Foot-Thomas Wildridge Shiell, M.D., to be Assititnt-Sur- geOn, vice Robert William Woollcoube, who retires upon half-pay. 70th Foot-4,ieutenant Williarn Thomas M'Grigor, from the 15th Foot. to be Lieutenant, ...

... Glassmount, Joppa -to be examined in the Sheriff Court. Hdnse, Edinburgh, 14th June, at two o'clock. Thomas Stevenson Hardie (otherwise Thomas Hardie), butcher, Kirkliston-to be examined in the Sheriff Court-House, Edinburgh, 15th June, at two o'clock ...

... dancing and pipe music-Captain Forbes and le BMessrs ill ' Hardy, Greenbank, and M ' Hardy, es Dunfiel. The prize - list is as follows - thi Best dressed Highlander, 4 entries-I James M'Hardy ob Burnside; 2 John Philip, Garchory; 3 William Fraser, Ai ...

... financial position of the council, the salary I of the president be raised from £4 to fve guineas. (r This was seconded. Mr M'Hardy remarked that, if they raised the w salaries, they would require to raise the contribu- n tious to meet the extra expenditure ...