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... of the DISTRICT LUNACY BOARD for the County of Banff will be held within the Court-House at Banff, on Friday the ;30th day of April current, at 2 o’clock afternoon. By order. Wm. COUTTS, Clerk to Board. Banff, 17th April, 1858. ...
... Mr. LEDINGHAM’S ACATTPu/rv CORRECTION WYND, ACCORDING MARKS KEPT FROM APRIL W APRIL, 1858. 10UNG GENTLEMEN’S CLASSES Reading, Orthography, History, Fifth . Geography, and Written Excr- William Gerrard cises to improve the memory. Thomas W Ist Section. Robert Donald g First or Highest Class. sivi.h James Mowatt Alexander Lamb Henry Peterkm James Inglis Thomas Mowatt Alexander Brebner t - ...
... Manufacturing this Apparatus for general use, and will execute, on liberal terms, any orders for it with which they may be favoured. The Apparatus has been tried and approved of by many parties engaged in the Bottling Trade, by whom, on account of its utility, and the saving effected its apirfication, it is now considered indispensable. Testimonials to this effect arc constantly being received ...
... Blankets. Mats. Sheeting. Harness and Tartan Shawls and Plaids, Silk Cloaks, Bonnets, Ribbons, and Millinery, Hosiery, Gloves, Small Wares, Furnishings, Scarfs. Ties, Silk_ Pockets, and whole valuable Stock, amounting to £4OOO, belonging to the Trust Estate of James Duncan & Co., to be Sold, by Auction, in Lots to suit the Trade, in the Premises, at the Cross of Glasgow, on Thursday, (ith. and ...
... KJ H Grass Parks, St. Fergus, will be Let, Public Roup, for the ensuing Season, on Fiu,lic day of April next. They arc Thirteen in number, s' sizes, fro™ Fourteen to Thirty-six Acres. ' Roup to beudn at Three o’clock afternoon, v, 1858. [JR Grass Parks will be Let, Public ~ for the ensuing Season, on Saturday, the Ist day will begin at QuiTHEL, at Eleven o’clock forenoon. :n, March 26,1858. ...
... THE Grass Parks of CANDACRAIG will be Let, upon the Ground, on Thursday the 13th May next. The Sale will commence at One o’clock, ivw, Aberdeen, 26th March. 1858. NOTICE. THE DISPLENISH SALE of FARMING STOCK and HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, at Kinesky, Upper Banchory, will take place on Monday the 17th May. „ Particulars in Hand-bills. Kinesky, 13th April, 1858. ...
... HE GRASS PARKS at Mains of Gi Saturday Mains of Gight, 16th Mai-ch, 1858. Meadowbank Grass. THE Grass Parks of MEADOWBANK, Belhelvie will be Let for the Season on Saturday, the 24th April* 1858. They are Seven in number. Sale to begin at Three o’clock Afternoon. Meadowbank, April 2,1858. ...
... THE DISPLENISH SALE of FARM STOCKING and HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, at COLQUHONNY Inn, Strathdon, Avill take place on the 19th and 20th May. Particulars will be given in a future Advertisement. Colquhonny, 23d March, 1858. ...
... r yT HE ABERDEEN, GRIMSBY, and Ju 3- HULL STEAM PACKET COMPANY’S f®PSpf®New Iron Screw Steamer, “ABERDEENSHIRE,” William Talbot, Commander, Will Sail (weather permitting), until further notice, Ten Days for Hull, instead of weekly as formerly; and during the Month of April, 1858, as follows: FROM ABERDEEN. Friday 30th April, at 1 o’clock, p.m FROM HULL. Saturday 24th April, at 2 o’clock. P.> ...
... THE Displenish Sales of the Farms of M ELLHOUSE, DORSELL, and CARNAVERON, will take place at Wellhouse, on Thursday, 13th, and Friday, 14th Slay next. Particulars to be given in future advertisements. Balfluig, Ist April, 1858. Displenish Sale, At Hillocks, Parish of Newhills. f[M HURST)AY, 13th iMay, is appointed for the above X Sale. Further particulars will given in a future advertisement ...
... THE Grass Parks on THAINSTON, Six in number, will be Let for the season, by public roup, on Monday the day of May next, at One o’clock Afternoon. The roup to commence at the Lodge. One of the parks, about 12 Acres in extent, is new grass, and the whole are well watered and sheltered. *** The usual credit will be given. ...
... 1. ■pOUR COTTAGES, Nos. 9, 10, 11, and 12, in J- Rosemount Place, very commodious, with small Gardens before and behind each. 2. The HOUSE, No. 72, Dee Street, occupied Mr Munro and Mr Walker. 3. The HOUSE, No. 41, Harriet Street, occupied by Mr Mortimer and others. The Cottages may be sold separately. If sold together, a Propert^ 6 Pri may remain on the security of the fPP|y James Edmond, ...