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... Heath House, Stenness ; Irvine, Saltersquoy ; Laughton, Caldale ; Croy, Quoybanks ; Heddle, blacksmith, Kirkwall Captain Sandbach, &e Scapa; There were twenty-five ploughs on the ground, and their own stout hearts, sustained with liberal refreshments ...
... 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- ...
... 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 ...
... are being used with the view of killing and destroying the game, crows, &c., on gentlemen's estates. In the vicinity of Sandbach, ns we learned on Saturday Inst, from one ef our country justices of the peace, to such an extent has the practice now attained ...
... s are being used with the view of killing and destroying the game, crows, &c, on gentlemen's estates. In the vicinity of Sandbach, to such an extent has the practice now attained, that large numbers of the crows of an extensive rookery have been found ...
... leading ibis in the pariah Church Firth lately. Lagos Tunstre.—Specimens the follow. nig kinds ut s uraip,groan on Copt. Sandbache farm. at Scapa, were ivrisarded to oar 'Ake oa Monde), last, vie., white globe, measuring 24 inches in eircumhirewee, and ...
... that of America and Europe together. HARTLEPOOL HARBOUR & RAILWAY COMPANY.—A densely crowded meeting was held on Friday. Mr Sandbach presided. He stated that he believed that the shareholders now knew the worst. No one regretted the position of the company ...
... Paterson; Rev. Mr Paul , of ; De Rae, from Canada ; John Rae, of J Heddle, Esq. of Melsetter ; Thomas Traill, of Hol- lend ; Sandbach of Ca; mn Seott of eB Rendall and Fett ph Fotheringhame, ; R. Talloch, William Peace, bookseller, R. G. Ww. Irvine, w. » ...
... as the assault had been made under circumstances of great provocation. Messrs J. §. Hewison, D. Marwick, juu., and Captain Sandbach appeared as an stated under examination that they were present in Mrs Drever’s shop on the eveuing of the 8th inst., when ...