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... years, Mr John 'M'Hardie, late sergeant 42d Highlanders. He served with the (-aid regiment in Egypt and elsewhere, and was universally esteemed. At Dysart, on the 28th ultimo, Janet Meldrum. wife of Thomas Knox. At Bushielhill, Thomas Johnston, tenant ...
... 2, George Tindal; 3, John Gordon. elredliants-1, Thomas Nogg; 2, W. R. Tindal ; 3, James Scott. Sinyle Sireetwantms-1, 2, and 3, James Scott. Irises-1, W. It. Tindal; 2, John Gordon; 3, Jams Scott. Hardy .1 nxrala -1, John P4rgiter; 2, W. R. Tindal; 3 ...
... it deodorises bad breath, prevents scurvy and bleeding of the gums, fixes loose teeth in their sockets, renders the gums hardy and unsusceptible of cold, thus preventing nervous pains of the head and face; and by its mzclianical properties it gives the ...
... KIRRIEMUIR. We understand that Thomas Dick, LL.D., Broughty Ferry, has, at the request of certain parlies here, consented to deliver a lecture in Kirriemuir, in the beginning of the ensuing month, on the planetary system. Dr. Dick’s name is well known ...
... Wednesday, the November 1851, at one o'clock, afternoon, PROPERTY at MUIR of iiKECIIIN, which be* 1 longed to the late Janet M‘Hardy, and at present possessed Andrew Dalgity, extending to three and a-fourlh acres, imperial measure, or thereby. Ecu duty, 55 ...
... vice Fletcher, appointed to the 42d Foot. filth Do.—Etrtign Frederick Hardy to he Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Canaan. who retires. John Penton to be Emign, by purchase, vice Hardy. 83'h Ito.—Lieutenant Willi in) Mortimer Peehell. from 331 Foot. to be ...
... Dahlias—Best one, P. Whitton. Geraniums—Best six and best two, P. Whitton. Fuchsias—Best and four, P. Whittou. Verbena*—Best two, Thomas Miller, City Road. Herbaceous Plants—Best twelve flowers, D. Lawson, jun.; 2d, D. Lawson, son. Best six, P. Whitton ; 2d, ...
... ballast. 27.—Eliza, Bertie, Seaham. pitprops—Courier, Leslie, Seaham, ballast—Queen of tbe Isles, Tyask, Newcastle, ballast—Thomas, Findlay, Newcastle, pitprops. SOUND INTELLIGENCE. June 21.—Marina, Taylor. Dundee, Riga, 22.—Christian, Stephen, Dantzic ...
... 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 ...
... Row and county of Dumbarton—Creditors meet in the Elephant Hotel, Dumbarton, 18th January and Bth February, at one o'clock. Thomas Weatherston Tait, farmer, grtizier, and cattle dealer, formerly residing at Whitelaw, now at Broadhaugh near Chiruside, both ...
... Perth Bank. Newburgh, Thomas Anderson, Agent for Commercial Bank. Coupar Angus, David Clark, writer. Brechin, Speid and Will, writers. Forfar, W. H. Roberts, town clerk. Arbroathj^,^:-Scott and Ritchie, writers. MontjeseT- Thomas Barclay, writer. NERVOUS ...
... , purchase., rice Montagu. 11th Foot—Francis Williarri Henry Petrie to he Fri. sign, by purchase, vice SFllenry. promoted—Thomas Davies to be Ensign, by purchase, rice Erwin, appointed to the 0•h Foot. litbro•XLgnsian Udine) Samuel Conte, from the 44th ...