... EARLIER than future Entrants. Edinburgh, Hanover Street.\ JOHN LASER, j London, 64 Old Hroad Street. / Manager. AGENTS. Montrose Thomas Barclay, Wnter. Arbroath Wm. Lawrence, Chemist. Wm. Buchan, P-tmaston ~ ■ David Duncan, Manufaoturor. George Scott, Western ...

... chiefly the coml) ,. t ifors: -1. Hubert Moir, bagman, Postvessels engaged in the coasting trade, paraded the city in ( goi); 2. Thomas Cockhurn, sliocinaker, Dunse, £10; treble file, headed by a musical hand, and some of the men g. David Somerville, letter-can ...

... which brought £3450, or about 14 years’ ! strances, persists in the use of obsolete and unauthorised purchase. The estate Mr. Thomas Crawford, situate in 1 customs. —Doccr Chronicle. the county Tyrone, and estimated, according to the Poor The Kao Biulyet ...

... Ibursday, the Bth day ri’Uli; whole finliSKS, (hVI PLE, IJII LI.MIjNTS of HUBHANUKV, UOIISKIIOLK X* U.MI ;> belonging to Air. Thomas Binny, the said larm,—consisting of 3 HOUSES and 1 MAKE. SMIE«;HCOWS. « and QIiEVS, one and two years old. IiUEEUINU SWINE ...

... Arbroath, where there is excellent maiket for f Thi™ ndhions of let, and further particulars will Iraraed on annlication to Thomas Mackknzii-., Fsq., •> *i • • rick'street, Edinburgh ; Messrs. Ld„son, M.wuosalu. & i Black, Writers in Arbroath; with either ...

... of matrimonial misery might then be banished from our land, and the race of the enervate be succeeded by a renewal of the hardy, vigorous spirits of the olden time.'—ebrowie/e. Published by the An sold also In sealed envelopes, by 21, Paternoster Row ...

... of matrimonial misery might then be banished from our land, and too race of the enervate be succeeded by a renewal of the hardy, vigorous spirio of the olden time:'—i'hroxicle. Puttlikhed by the AUTHOR; sold also in Wiled envelopes, by STRANGE, 21. P ...

... of matrimonial misery might then be banished from our land, and the rare of the enervate be .ncreeded by a renewal of the hardy, vigorous spirits of the olden Palilkhed b• the AUTHOR; sold also in sealed envelopes, by STRANGE, 21, Paternoster Row; HANNAY ...

... This the | tlie year were larger than they had e skull of the large deer that traversed the ancient forests F CW or Bare Hardy F Imvermg Bhrub-W. Laagla .. j al , , lellll ,ts to rise were futile. A ter thus ex- Eiir(nicall „ n aiu-. lands in the Atlantic ...

... clown; one cause of matrimonial rv mieht thenbe banished from our land, and the race of tl'i'e be succeeded by a renewal of the hardy, vigorous spirits of the olden tiin?. Chronicle. Published hy the Author ; Oxford^eeD Church °Strwt^Di^rpool'; 136 Giascow ...

... Crookedholm, Kilmarnock, the wife of Captain Crawford Caffin, Royal Navy, of a daughter. MARRIAGES. June 10 —At Glasgow, the Rev. Thomas Monro, of Campaie, to Jessie, daughter of the late James Stevenson, R N. 7.—At Brighton, Augustus F. Leeds, to Anna Maria ...

... Isabella, M'Donald, Holy Island, lime; Peggy & Elizabeth, Ogilvie, Sunderland, (Lb.), coals ; 11. Eliza, Drone, do, coals: Thomas, Findlay, Newcastle, do. DEPARTURE/1. July b. Thistle, Cummings, Charlestown, pavement. 8. Janet, More, Newcastle, ballast ...