... — large Saw-mill, iipou an extensive scale, has lately been erected in Pulteneytown, the Links, near the river. Mr. George Gunn, blacksmith, the proprietor, has been at considerable trouble and expense in rendering it ineyery way complete. possesses a ...

... Leaving the Tower of Akergill, he passed the Chapel of St. Tayre, remarkable for the slaughter of the greater part of the clan Gunn by the Keiths, and advancing a little farther on along the brink of a rugged precipice, he at length Arrived in front of the ...

... ewes and one wedder, the property of David Sutherland, at Bal- chastle; also, a ewe, the aulty. property of Charlotte Bain Gunn, Knock- The prisoner being interrogated as to the indictment, acknowledged by ns of Mr. Cameron, sol: icitor, who acted as ...

... undertaking, was ably insisted on. Mr. D Davidson was in the chair. Kink oF have much pleasure in stating that the Rev. Alex. Gunn, eldest son of the late respected Minister of Wattin, has been appointed to the Established Chureh in that Parish. vacant by ...

... ton, Aberdeen, coals ; 211. Ben, Robinson, Pvterlnad. liennn • £:), Harmony, Taylor, Portinahnmack, herrings ; VV. Macdonaid' Gunn, Sttonaa, do.; .* 0 Ralph Bernard Spores. Lot don, fishuu-' Jane and fcliza, Maciae Ctomaiiy, timber; Oct L«ui>a. Rot.** Maiden ...

... Utter place accompanies them to Dornoch, from which town they are conveyed to Wick the Sutherlandshlre officer; in the case Gunn this practice was deviated from, Air. James Stewart, the Messenger-at arms ill Dornoch not having been employed this affair ...

... appointed to the charge of the congregation of Wesleyan Methodists, lately established here. The large hall, belonging to Mr Gunn of Glasgow, lias been fitted for their accommodation. The attendance has been very numerous, and, understand, the increase ...

... *t«-rs. Mowat, Cove sea, freestone; SO, Will ism George, Lybster, ballast; 21, Don, Thomson, Lcith, g ...

... the ing.”” You no doubt reported, * thatthe Thomas Gunn, of Keiss, returned thanks ina eloquent speech, which, owing to the di which your reporter sat, was indistinctly hen him;” and, you add, Mr Gunn concluded by posing the health of the Rev. Mr M Ghee- ...

... Mr Cook in the solemn services of the day.— On the Fast-day of Thursday previous, the day, the Rev. Thomas Gunn of Kiess. The Rev. Rev. Alex. Gunn of Wattin, preached, and on Satnr- Mr Cook again reached on Sunday evening, and on the Monday after. This ...

... pavement ; Henry, Calder, Neoweastle, coals; Union, Swanson, Thurso, goods; Wil'tam M‘Leay, Smali, and glass; Good Design, Gunn, Liverpool, herrines ; Cheviot, Thomson, Bristol, herrings; 14, Acorn, Cunningham, Hull, molasses; 15, Alox- ander, Mifler ...

... and attempted to throw him down, when extiicating himself in a moment from their grasp, he called out to his companion, “ Gunn, stand by and take care of de girl, while I give de villains w here a litgle correction ; and then throwing off his coat, he ...