... CLELAnD, Esq. aged 90; much and justly respected during the whole of thait long period. At Brompton, Lieutenant-Colonel BRooX HARRY YOUNG, the second son of Sir William Young, Bart. aged 32. Near Montmorency, the celebrated musical composer, GeETRsY.-He was ...

... Donald- _ son, Esq., Innerdunning, Perthstire. At Sands, on the 20th inst, by the Rev. George Hope Monilaws 3 of Tuiliallan, Harry Young, Esq. of Cleish, to Mary, third daughter of the lrte Laurence Johnston, Esq. of Sands. At Moncrieffe House, on she 22d instant ...

... Andrew's Episcopal Church, Aberdeen, of Captain Frederick de Bud4 Young, of the 6th Bengal Cavalry, son of the late Colonel Harry Young, and Miss Alice M. M. Pirie, Countesswells House, youngest daughter of the late Mr Alexander Pirie, Aberdeen. There was ...

... firiary it was found necessary to amputate the mniddle i, d finger. Shortly before seven o'clock least night, while 11 65 Harry Young (7), son of Win. Stewart, plasterer, 1 1 a 'Y Wisidy Wind, was crossing Union Street opposite I ?e Market Street, he was ...

... favour of the Ancient Monuments Bill with certain modifi- Society. cations suggested by the Scottish Antiquarian KINROSS, Mr Harry Young of Cleish, on the motion r of Mr of ’ 'y Simpson of Mawcarse, was unanimeusly The after con- elected convener. idering the ...