... friends of Parliamentary reform London met for the purpose of celebrating the sixtieth anniversary of the acquittals of Thomas Hardy, John Home Tooke, John Thelwall, tee., from a charge of high treason At the last anniversary meeting it was unanimously ...

... other articles of historical interest is a watch, now the property of Mr Dawson, Bainsford Bridge, which be- longed to Thomas Hardy, the patriot who was tried for high treason with Horne Tooke in 1794, in those days when opinions could not be so freely ...

... the Free M births. Rev. Thomas ste£ - 14tn instant, the wife of the Denny, on the •'Oth of d u«d»ter. y, 20th instant, Mrs David Cram, of a daughter. —— - DEATHS. Here, at tne house of Oliver, aged 62, daughter of . Bri ...

... George Barker Thomas Bookey Martin Byrne Thomas Clark, 1st Walter Cook Patrick Corcoran Thomas Davis, Ist Elijah Denton Thomas Devlin Peter Dyer Samuel Elliot David Ferrier Michael Foley Michael Garrahan Henry Goddard ‘Patrick Grady Hi y ...

... Elijah Denton Thomas Devlin Peter Dyer Samuel Elliot David Ferrier Michael Foley Michael Garrahan Henry Goddard Patrick Grady Harry Hardy Martin Hartney Thomas Healy Patrick Higyins Daniel Hogan Thomas Isherwood Thomas Judd David Laing ...

... Joseph Gartshore, do., Arehibald Lang, Overtown, John Dalziel. Hank of Thomas Hardie, Hill of Thomas Kier, Falkirk. eee Charles Jeffrey, James Girdwoyd, Thomas 10 Jobn Allan, Thomas Miller, D. Buchanan, James Russell, David Murdoch, 10 10 ...

... Stirling of Muiravonside, a Thomas Melville, Kerse Hill, 3 i) if Captain Buchanan, Falkirk 0 Mrs Alexander, do. 0 William Sword do, 010 Robert Muirhead. do. Bailie Gillies do. 0 John Young, do do. 1) 10 0 William Dobbie, Thomas Binnie, do. 0 5 James M Leod ...

... ASS XIV 1. For the best One- ear-old Bull, by Wm. Walker, Esq. Hol jeflatts, eee 2 2 6 2. For the second best do., by ‘Thomas Hardie, Esq., 1 1 0 To be Competed for by Tenants ‘under £100 Rent. LASS 1. For the best Cow, boaghtor bred, by the Society, ...

... hall; 3d, Thomas Walker. 6 Pansies— 1st, Robert Duncan, Houston; 2d, Thomas Walker; 3d, John Davidson. 2 Seedling Pansies. — Ist, Da vid Cuthbert; 2d, 9. Davidson, 8 Hollyhocks— Ist, Robert Duncan; 2d, Daniel Whitelaw. jollyhock—1st, Thomas Whitelaw; ...

... in this county entertained the seuior member, Thomas latdinner, in the Star and Garter Hotel, Li lithgow James Watson, Es of Rivalds Green, ! d I the honours at the head of the table. wh le Provost Hardy acte a Atier the usual oval toasts had been ven ...

... James M Laren, 0 10 0 John Clark, ••• ••• 5 Edward Yule. - - - 0 0 Thomas Simpson, 0 5 0 A. Hardie, • ••• 0 0 A. Gault. « 10 6 R. Frell, 6 0 John Russell, 0 6 0 Thomas Morrison, 0 Mr Graham, s.s., . . 0 5 The Kstfiblished Day-pay ...

... o’clock.— Walter Mackenzie, interim factor. G , @ partner of the THOMAS ROSS, commission late finn of Ross & Monteith, manufacturers and printers in Glas- gow, and sole partner of the firm of Thomas Ross & Company, commission agents in Glasgow—Creditors meet ...