... on lit January. made bv Professor Mackie to found was tined or three days. Chair in the University of Edinburgh. Elisabeth Gunn, Miller ' Lane, was charged Sir Kenneth Mackenzie, Bishop Eden, and Mr with being disorderly, and using violent lan- Carruthers ...

... Andrew Swanton, contractor, and Hugh Gunn, enemservant, were charged with leaving a heap of dirt before the National Bank. They pled net guilty. Mr Galloway stated that the dirt was pet out ham his garden by Hugh Gunn, and left en the road. The *ergs was ...

... restore her nant garb, as might be teen in the of the privilegee, which, in other days, would ha ve de- French revolution. Mr Gunn thea argued that if lighted the hearts of those who no suchactivity trate mild not interfere to protect the tabbeth, but teal ...

... with a rule, mid at equal distance. Mr !('Kidd supplied Lae men most liberally with refreshments. The judges were Mr George Gunn. land-steward, Owstlehtll ; Slr Nlurismi, Birrook Mains ; end Mr Rain, !milt, who performed their arduous task to the entire ...

... James Purees, Locbend ; William Thurdiatoft ; James Macbeatli, Thurso; William Moore, Thurso; George Leith, Stanstill ; Alez. Gunn, Braehour, &c. After the table had been cleared, the Chairman, in appropriate and loyal terms, gave the toasts of the Queen ...

... .1 EAT KS. At Wester, near Wish. .a the 4th inst.. Mr WM. (enter. sow e 7 year.. At Ktlmbue, mar Wick. tar 4th Wt., Gunn, widow Mr James tirset, falser. seed pars. ♦RRIVALS. 3, Lady the Lake, LyelL /Lawler. 4, iek.4aa (e), •u a., Gra:A.la 5, Dubin, Palermo ...

... should they cease to be used as a school.' The last resole tinn was proposed by Mr D. Simpson, and was duly seconded by Mr Win. Gunn— That George Lawson, Esq., Clynelish House, who was unexpectedly prevented from taking the chair, be reyiesteal to send a onpy ...

... Dingwall, Dunbeath. In the report of the Agricultural Society's plough:Hz match at Thurso But which appeared in our columns, Angus Gunn, one of the successful competitors, was scud to reside at Thuno*East. In this we followed the elitist report of the judges ...

... in Israel, the venerable Mrs Auld, relict of the late Mr John Auld, Wick, and sister of that eminent divine, the late Rev Mr Gunn of Watten, and mother of the present much esteemed Free Church minister of Olrig, author of Ministers and Men of the North ...

... nothing to show that the Caithness Flagstone Quarrying Company had done so. There was only one letter which was from Mr Scott Gunn their manager to Mr Bremner which says that they would give up the ground if required, and the' last letter they had received ...

... rig:Notion of the ;iispoetor, it was relto erect a •mall shed for holding the of street lamps during the summer months. Mr Gunn, auctioneer, submitted the plans of a building to be erected by him at Castlegreen toll, which were agreed to. After some ...

... matters, and to sok their advice As to hew they should proceed. At the last meeting of ratepayers a letter was real from Mr Scott Gunn stating that the Playtime Quarrying Company would remove the obstruction if the politic required them to do so. That meeting ...