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... purcbsase, vice White ; Ensigrn do Nelufville Lucas to bh Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Sinait Baddeley Oct. 2$. 41st Foot-Arthur Gray Gent., to be Ensign, by pur- chase, vice Montgomery, promoted; Nov. 4. 42d Foot-Lieutenant William Green tobe Captain, witll- ...
... Besides the 'Chairmao;. 'we observed, amongst others, the following gentlemen, viz. :-The Lord Dean of Guild; Bailies Arthur, Gray, Brown., and Ure; Councillers Mloir, Grant, Wilson, James Thomson, John Thomson, Bart, and Dr. Paterson; Rev. Professor ...
... held theirannual Court, In the City Hall, for the disposal of publicana' applications for licenses. There were ?? Brown, Arthur, Gray, t MI'llar, and Blackle-Bailie Brown in the chair. t Fhere 'were 1740 applications for licenses-vi., 47 r for hotels, 1529 ...
... 17. ANNUAL LCENSING COURT.-The adjourned mneet- ing of this Court was held yesterday in the City Hall. Present-Bailies Arthur, Gray, Collie, Raeburn, Millar, and Govan-Bailie Arthur presiding. There were 98 applications for license, the applicants being ...
... 7th Ayr, 9 17 26 -Private Andrew, Patrick, 11th do., 7 14 1l Lieutenant Craiw Maclagan, Edinburgh, 9 21 30) Lieutenant Arthur Gray, 41st Regiment, 8 16 24 James Syme, let L.R.V.,7 17 24 Jamiesngram.7 14 2-1 Ce.Cats,2d R few . 9 17 23 J. Wat'son, lot Lanark ...
... atZarle. for the procuring of a suitable past r f ,r til Free IC Church congregation here, a ?? aited ~*upon the Rev. John Arthur Gray, a.,4i~tant the~ Rev. Alex. Cummmjg, Victoria Ce-oh, ti.Lgo. ere is every prospect that the rrv e,.tl -man shall receive ...
... avoid a contested election. The Rev. J. W. Dao- tI go meeken, returning officer, occupied the chair. The a; ny Rev. J. Arthur Gray having opened the meeting oi sw 'with prayer, the Chairman proceeded thereafter to oi te, read the list noew completed of ...
... eleoted to represent the Presbytery at the- ensuing General Assembly:-Ministers-Messrs John athieson Crossford;- James Arthur Gray, Lesmahagow ad Charles Gordon, Douglas. ElderMesass tuh Davidson Braedale, Lanark; John Logan, W.S, Edinburgh; and Mijor ...
... by the candidates personally h an'd aiso by their friends. The result was as follows: -James Lancaster, 729; Rev.Janaes Arthur Gray, I 638; James Duff, 608 ; Rev. Robert Cordiner,56Q; w Benjamin Carruthers, 520; John Hamilton, 511; John Blackwood Greenshields ...
... -Theanfualcongre- gational soiree was held on Tuesday evening, when a the minirs.er of the congregation, the Rev. James 8 Arthur Gray, occupied the chair. The attendanco t was very large. Addresses were delivered in the course of the evening by the following ...
... elows h wa te lstman whomn one would imuagine diestined to dlie in the prime of his days and vigour. The eldes son of Sir Arthur Gray Elazlerigg, Bart., of Noacly falal, Leicestershire, he entered the 'army in 1854, and served through the Crimean war. When ...
... WindsorCastde, ?? 3 0 ?? 28 0 0 19 Dons .32 36 26 C 0 The following Were the purchasers of the various ! ?? Findlay, M'Arthur, Gray, Graham, Murdoch, and Nelson & Greenlees, Glasgow; Mr way, Greenock; Messrs M'Comnb and Malcolm, Dalry; Mr M'Kerrell, ...