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... dau « hter _of the late Thomas Lawrie _, 'Eaq ., _land-Taluator ; Edinburgh ; On the 28 th nlfc , ; by the Rev . _dabert Sandbach ; _Alexander FIemiDg _. _Esq _., Af . D . ( of Temple _RowBfraunghani _. . Felloir ot-the _. Itoyal _College , of _PhyaIciaBB ...
... England and Wales . Towards the latter end of August, in the present year, I was travelling in the midland countiea, and left Sandbach in Cheshire for Bath early in September, calling at Gloucester and Swindon on my way. On arriving in Bath, I received a letter ...
... ; WEST HAr . Ti _. _iirool _; _HAItBOW . AND KAILWAY COWASV . _—A' _'densely crowded _nieeting was held yesterday . : Mr Sandbach presided _. ' He _atated _. hi _; _believed the _shareholders _now knew the _worst ; No • ODe _regretted' tie _position ' ...
... Edinburgh, to Ann, eldest daughter of Mr Andrew Chalmers, Kinghorn. FLuMING-MAXXWELL-On the 28th ult., by the Rev. Gilbert Sandbach, Alex. Fleming, Esq., M.D., of Temple Row, Birmingham, Fellow of the Royal College of Physicians, London, and formerly Pro- ...
... Hamburg, goods. Cleared out-9 : Dispatch, Petrel, Shields, Lew Chew, Sinclair, Melbourne, goods. LivErPOOL, July 6.-Arrived: Sandbach, M'Kenzie, from Demnerara; Clara Motse, Merrill, fromu New Orleans; Alexander, Strang, from Mobile; Annie Laura, Morris, ...
... Jordanbill, Glasgow, on the 26th inst., by the Rev. R. S. Oldham, M. A., Incumbent of St Mary's Episcopal Church, Samuel Sandbach Parker, Esq., son of Charles S. Parker, Esq., of Aigburth, Liverpool, to Mary Isabella, daughter of Henry Gore Booth, Esq ...
... announced the writer to be Mr Robert Vallentine, Burton Lodge Farm, Leighton Buzzard. The papers written by the Rev. Lewis Evans, Sandbach, and the Rev. W. H. Beever, were commended. Conra.crs.—Mr Tory reported the recommendation of the committee that the insurance ...
... (French brig), bound west, 26th Feb., 47 N., 11 W. The John M'Kear, from Moulmein to Queenstown, 6th Feb., 21 N., 38 W. The Sandbach, from Liverpool to Demerara, 28th Feb., off Tuscar. The Alciope, from Pernambuco to Liverpool, 22d Feb., 46 N., 35 W. The ...
... fleeces from oz. to 2} lbs. ; the latter shown by Hon. CoL Pennant, M.P. Cazvicrr.—Two English and nine Scottish exhibitors. R Sandbach, Esq., Denbighshire, shows two fleeces ; one weighing 7} lb., price 6d. Col. Pennant shows two fleeces ; oue weighing lb ...
... shelves, and chimneys were throws down. The shock lasted a few seconds, and was felt at Astbury, Halmnalfiekl, and as far as Sandbach. A severe shock a earthquake was felt at Chester. From the accounts of persons who felt it, the shock appears to have been ...
... of _work _, &c ., in relation to their own undertaking will _' absorb £ 150 , 000 , and the _construction of a line from . Sandbach to _^ Middlewich and _S _ _orft'ich , £ _00 , _000 .: ' ; _•' . / _•• . . ;; , _^ _..-: . ' >; _;•; _.- , , - _' 'The ...
... Corriemollie—J. Randall, 1 Esq. Allangrange, Munlochy—J. F. Mackenzie, Esq. j Rosehaugh—J. Fletcher, Esq. Fodderty Lodge—W. R. Sandbach, Esq. Gruinord —Major Duff and Lord i Rendlesham. Ledgowan—J. R. Shaw, Esq. New Kelso—E. P. Woltenholme, Esq. Mountgerald—Capt ...