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... other* Cameron, Alex Gavin T. Todd, Esq—Towie and others Collison, David .James Chalmers, EsqFinzean and others Duguid, ThomasWilliam Leslie, Esq Warthill and others Davidson, Wm | j j£ t 0 ' } and others Ewing, Allan George Baird, Esq Strichen and ...
... Ramsay, Dundee; 4th, George M'Hardie, Dundee. Second Rank—2d, John W. Thomson, Dundee. Fiist or Junior Mathematical Class —First Rank—3d, Charles MTntosh, Alyth. Second Rank—3d, William Calder, Montrose; 4th, George M‘Hardy, Dundee; sth, Joseph Ramsay, ...
... Six others were cut and bruised. They were all conveyed to their homes. Committals. —James Milne, tailor in Arbroath, and Thomas Muir, cabinet-maker and upholsterer, from Montrose, have both been committed to this prison on charges of wilful fire-raising ...
... sustained se- Alex. Liddle, Burns, left Inverkeithing, 18th instant, for Ostend. and £ ther in j ieS, and two or three escaped Thomas, Dali, Leith, instant, from Cronstadt. unhurt in a manner little short of miraculous. The whole Susan, Cruickshank, at Dundee ...
... borer the ether awly to. la UM re Lam arrkilk4 and Is injured. r the aril WILL ' hal bras geared by warm 1 eosr4rmllsl Thomas settle, at has poisoned slab laudanum, which he had taken to Tette** Morn Whys& The Victoria (MI gum.), the Primo of Wale ...
... Specimens may be seer, at (he Crystal Palace. ACT OF Gll ATI T DE. Copies of a Medical Book for Gratuitous Circulation. GEORGE THOMAS, Esq., having been effectually cured of nervous iebility, loss memory, and dimness of sight, resulting from the early errors ...
... excellent supper—Mr James the Council to carryout the suggestion then made; and . . stone-throwing very serious indeed. M'Hardy, M.G.N., in the chair. After supper the wives and the Council having heard these gentlemen in support of the The following ...
... June 26, William Curr, Esq., merchant. At her house, Murraygate, Dundee, June 20, Mrs Margaret Mustard, widow of the late Thomas Hood, brewer, her ninety-seventh year. Drowned, on the 9th ultimo, off the West Coast of Africa, b, the sinking of H.M.’s ...
... Major Mackay F. and K. Militia; F, B. Baton, F.sq. of Aucharoch ; Messrs Archibald F'oote, Alexander Cowm, Edward MjlUr, Thomas Kerr, David Mackie, avid . nnth, Charles tow, Adam Burncs, James Boss, John Guthne, George Burrell, Francis Japp, Boss, Dr ...
... demanded, • , r t]lt . a i,i superintendence of Mr Pithie and l.ut should the favourable reports of the quality some I Bailie M‘Hardy then congratulated Mr that lias arrived this sale fully confiniuHl, mil pro- v(>rv sincel . this his first appearance teacher ...
... hundreds having to turn at the doors j without being able to obtain admission. We were glad to observe a large sprinkling of hardy seamen and their fami! lies present. Mr Maxwell selected for his text Psalm evii. 22-23—“ They that go down to the sea in ships ...