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... THE CONVENER OF ABERDEENSHIRE requests GENERAL MEETING of the LANDHOLDERS, COMMISSIONERS of SUPPLY, and JUSTICES of PEACE of the COUNTY, within the Court-House of Aberdeen, on Thursday’ the 6th day of April next, at Twelve o’clock noon, for the purpose of taking into consideration a Bill, prepared and brought into the House of Commons by the Lord Advocate, Lord John Russell, and Viscount ...
... PAKTIE6 desiring to CONTRACT for tbc MASON and CARPENTER WORK of certain Additions and Alterations proposed at the Lunatic Asylum, Aberdeen, may see the Plans and Specifications at the Office of Mr Ramage, Architect, 115, Union Street. Tenders to lodged the Infirmary, with Mr Walker, Treasurer, or before FRIDAY, the 9th day of June next. The Managers do not bind themselves to accept the lowest ...
... ALL Parties having Claims against the Estate of the tiS* VILLIAM THOMSON, Slater in Stonehaven, are swquested to lodge the same with Mr Robert Duthie, Ba3s«, Allardice Street, on or before the Ist of June proximo. Stonehaven, 17th May, 1854. ...
... ALEXANDER BOTHWELL, Baker, Holburu Street, Aberdeen, having granted a Trust Disposition for behoof of his Creditors, all those having Claims against him will please lodge the same, properly vouched, within Ten days from this date, with D. G. Cattanach, Advocate, 56, Castle Street, Aberdeen, to whom parties Indebted to the said Alexander Bothwell are requested to make immediate payment. ...
... On Friday the 24th day of February current, at Two o’clock, P.M., there will be exposed to be Let, by Public Roup, within the Court-House of Aberdeen, HE following SUBJECTS, viz. : Ist, The Commodious HOUSE, at Top of Castle Street, formerly used a Dispensary, and at present occupied by Mr James Spence. 2d, The large Enclosed Piece of GROUND, on the north side of St. Clement’s Street, lately ...
... THE BRITISH TELEGRAPH COMPANY require Tenders for the immediate supply of 5000 sound LARCH POLES, each Pole to be quite straight, thirty feet long, aud not less than inches in diameter, at the thinnest end. About 500 of these are required to be delivered at the Carrickfergus Station of the Belfast and Ballymena Railway, and the remainder at Ayr, Stranraer, and Girvan. Tenders may be sent in ...
... To be sold, by public roup, at the Farm of Pared ARGUE, Parish of Forgue, upon Friday the 13th October, belonging to the implements kitchen l_ DAIRY UTENSILS, and Servants BEDDING, ...
... OFFERS are Wanted for the Cutting and Filling of DRAINS, on about Ten Acres of Ground, on the Farm of Mil) of Kinrauck, in the Lands of Ellon. The ground will be shown the Tenant; and the Specification seen in the hands of T. F. Jamieson, Longley Cottage, Ellon, whom offers will be received up to Monday the 16th inst., at o’clock noon, when the job will be set, if a suitable Estimate is ...
... and CROFTS, as now arranged, on the Estate of Campfield, are to be Let on Leases of 19 Years and Crops, with entry at Whitsunday, 1855 : A. R. P. 1. LEYBANK, consisting of 56 2 22 Ar. or thereby and of 32 22 Pasture ~ 2. MOSS-SIDE, consisting of 37 4 Arable and of 12 23 Pasture „ 3. WESTER MAINS, consisting of 48 3 28 Arable „ and of 12 23 Pasture ~ 4. WESTER ...
... 'IlL W)CTOIIll GALES. (1:.)III the Tillmes' Corl'espolidence.) Shiuldsi, ()ct. -20. It wscI ola temd il :1 brief' despatell from this phic c i (Wednes- d1amt:rticmI t lilt a SCtsere stirII of wi I d rfrin ?? N. E l'brok, il t his Coast oil 'Tuesday Cevllilig, and had ragedl 'vit d fuloy (d iring tile ruesday niighit ,im(ml \V ednsaiy omoro ig. It was ?? Oiit a considlerkible number ot light ...
... MON)lA Y MORNIN, OC'FOB 23. MIONDAY 11I()ININGx, OCTOBER °3. 11 Intost tecegravphic (despatClics regarding the prou as of operations agdinst Sebastopol, state that thc .\llies nit(] received ?? rcinforceenilts, i that t lie d isem barkation of ?? siege train continued, E aiil lilt the bombardment was to commence on the 10th: o0 I II. Onec (despatch from B l:lc rest asserts r tihat luhad, in ...
... LAUNCH OF THE S. S. SIBILA. The fleet (f the icninsular and Oriental Company has re- ceived a magnificent addition by the launch of the screw steamer Simla, which took place on Monday last, from the building- yard of Mlessrs. Tod & Macgregor, Partick. 'From the bois- terousness of the day, it was generally expected that the launch would have been postponed ; and hence there was not rearly ...