... commodious Premises, takes the opportunity o thanking his numerous Friends and Patrons for the very kind and flattering support he has been favoured with during j the five years he has been in business, and, from the increased facilities he now has of executing every description of work in any quantity, and of the best quality, hopes to merit increase of public patronage. J. W. would call the ...

... comprising all the prevailing STYLES and DESIGNS for the SEASON, in RICH HARNESS WOVE, Printed and Checked Caciimere D'Ecosse, Barege, and Fancy Textures. Shawletts, Handkerchiefs, Silk Ties, See. and British Shawl Warehouse, No. 12 Reform Street. SILK DYER AND SCOURER. Dye Works Meadow Entry, and Mauchline Tower Court, Murraygate. Established 1777. lAMES CRICHTON, in returning thanks for the ...

... out into the Flower Garden :— TER DOZEN. Dahlias, best Show and Fancy varieties, 6s to 12s. Geraniums, Scarlet, Farcy and Show varieties, 6s, Bs, and 12s. Verbenas, choicest 3s to 6s. Salvias, red and blue, 3s to 4s. Fuschias, best in cultiva:ion, 6s to 12s. Heiitropes, strong, 4s to 6s. Pentstemons, to 6s. Petunias, 4s to ss. Calceolarias, finest shrubby, 4s to Double Senecio, of sorts, 3s to ...

... DUNDEE. TRADE REPORT. There is no change of any importance in the state of our mde to report this week—the dulness previously noticed atill continuing to prevail. I* lax.—The amount of business doing is not large; and though prices may be said to bs without alteration, holders are encouraged, by the nature of the advices from the Foreign Export markets, to be somewhat firmer in their -demands. ...

... of Buckingham :— Gentlemen, —I take the opportunity of returning to the county to inform you that, on the dissolution of Parliament, which may be shortly expected, I shall again solicit the distinguished honour of being your member, an honour which you have twice unanimously conferred on me. The occasion is critical, and is well to disentangle, from the misrepresentations of ignorant or ...

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... Dundee Price Current, June 22. (CORRECTED UP TO THREE O'CLOCK P.M.) FLAX. Sold at six months'credit. Ton. | $ Ton. £ s. «£* r s. s. Arch. Otborny,46 0 CrownPodolia,37 10 38 10 Crown, . 41 10 0 Druana, 10 37 10 Ith sort. . . Oberland, 35 30 10 Peters. 12 hd, 10 Arh.Cd. No. 1, 0 0 head, 0 No. 2,29 0 0 6 head, - 0 No. 3, 22 10 0 Narva 12 head,39 0 0 Tow, No. 1, 32 10 0 9 head, 0 No. 2, 30 0 ...

... SCOTCH. There has been some demand for Laid Highland Wool this week, and some superior clips sold at very full rates. No White Highland in the market. Good Cheviots and Crossed are more inquired for ; middling and inferior kinds are still difficult to dispose of. Laid Highland Wool,-per 24 It. 3d tolOs White Highland, do. 12s 14s Laid Crossed, unwashed, do. Ids fid 12s Od Do. washed, do. ...

... been made for filling the monster nuisances in front of Black's Croft, it would be needless now to recapitulate the numerous complaints and sufferings the inhabitants in that locality for years pa3t, arising from that source. But, as the warm weather has set in, the slow manner in which the work is progressing, and the present state these places, the effects arising therefrom are much to ...

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... in September, provided a sufficient number of Pupils enrol themselves, in which his principal object will be to cultivate a taste for the highei style of Musical Composition. All particulars will be given on application to Pearman, organist; or at the shop of Mr Chalmers, Castle Street. / 27 Athole Street, Perth, 15th July, 1852. To the Guildry of Dundee. T request that such of the Members of ...

... (From our own Correspondent.) EniNitrßOH, Tuesday Evening. A universal feeling of sympathetic regret pervade* tho mind of the general public of the City with reference to the melancholy and sudden death of Mr Grainger. was known from early hour on Sunday morning that there no hope of his recovery ; and the Circumstance was feelingly alluded to in most of the City churches in the course of the ...