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... merchant, Glasgow. Ordinary Directors : Messrs Andrew Orr, William Wemyss, James Balfour, James A. Campbell, Charles - Hardy, Thomas Yates, William Crockatt, P. Allardice, William Allan, James Milln, David Yuile, and James Milne. Treasurer : James Martin ...
... DEATHS. At Craigforth House, Stirlingshire, Feb. 20, Thomas Smith, Esq., late Physician-General, H.E.I.C.S. At Rosebank Cottage, Droughty Ferry, Feb. 23, Captain James Tasker, late of H.M. 57th Regiment. At London, Feb. 29, Sir James E. Anderson, M.D ...
... College, Aberdeen.— Mr. Layard was re-elected to this office on Saturday. other candidate was proposed. His assessors arc—Sir Thomas Blaikie ; Provost Gray, Peterhead ; Mr. Stirling of Keir, M.P.; and Sir John Ogilvy, Bart., Convener of Forfarshire. Mr. Layard ...
... George Tindal; 2, W. It. Tindal; 3, James Scott. Penstemons—l, W. it. Tindal; 2, Sheriff Robertson ;3, John Falconer. Hardy Annuals -1, Thomas Smith; 2, Sheriff Robertson; 3, John Falconer. Herbaceous Plants—l, ...
... liuick, cleared at do., Bth cuirent, for Uiga. Phoenix llutchcon, cleared at do., 9th current, for Dundee. Catharine Thomas. Thomas, put in to Poi tinllacn, Bth current, from Port Dinorwick for IJundec. Laura Williams, left Portraadoc, 7th current, for ...
... addressed them at considerable length with such thrilling eloquence and effect that the pearly tears trickled down many a hardy cheek, and elicited the most unbounded applause. Edinburgh, not long ago, the amiable Mrs. Chisholm publicly advocated female ...
... plead guilty on this charge, but was induced to withdraw the plea. They were also indicted for feloniously stabbing David Thomas on board the same ship. Mr Coleridge and Mr Russell conducted the prosecution, and Mr Yonge was directed to conduct the defence ...
... C. Mitchell.—Mai igolds ; Best three French, Dr. Mackie ; 2, A. M. Thomson; 3, W. Caution, Best three African, Dr. Mackie. Hardy Annuals : Best six, C. Mitchell; 2, G. Wallace ; 3, D. Scott. Apples: Best five dessert, W. Anderson; 2, R. Craig; 3, D. Farquhar ...
... t J. 11. 2, G. Wyness; 3, T. Ness, Rossie Castle. White, who has been acting for the last six months Ser- Heaths—lst tw’o hardy, cut, . Langlands; 2, J. Gordon. geant-Major, in few complimentary remarks, presented the Azaleas—lst two in pots, I. Ness ...
... the beak of Victoria on the 16th of Mettler MK and carried of above £14,000, has beet tried in the Supreme Court, Malbousse. Thomas Gain, an detailed the plea of the robbery, and stated that Gamtt acted the leader. The jury retorted a verdict of guilty. ...
... Dsan, Montrose a similar statuette to Alexander Blair Spence, surgeon-dentist, Dundee; Mrs. D. Thomson, Scone, Perth and Mr. Thomas Sout&r, writer, Crieff; and a bust in marble of Ophelia, by W. Calder Marshall, R.A., valued at 10s., to Dr. Allan, 14 Hose ...
... and trouble. 2. M - Hardy, Southmuir, sued the Equitable Association for his share of last year’s profits, but was non-suited, because he had not attended the shop for all his goods, as required by the articles of copartnery. 3. Thomas Fergusson. cattle-dealer ...