... has since given his master some 40 or 50 dollars more. Patton now comes forward to rescind the contract, and claim his slave. The case has been decided by the Hon. Judge Pryor in favour of Patton. In delivering his de- cision, his Honour stated the following ...

... Lordship’s inion. Judgment was therefore given for the defenders. Counsel for the Pursuer—The Dean of Faculty, Mr Neaves, and Mr Patton. Messrs Dundas and Wilson, C.S., agents. Counsel for the Defenders—The Lord Advocate and Mr N. C. Campbell. Messrs Gibson-Craig ...

... Esq. W.S. te Alexander Clapperton. Esq. nserchant ty Thotoas Blackwyood, Esq. merchant N Walter Adam, Esq.. M. D. m George Patton, Esq. advocate F Adam Paterson, Esq. W. S. F Henry Gearge Watson, Esq. accountant ti Thomas Innes, Esq. W.S. Ii Eagle Henderson ...

... Powdries milles below Duodc-e, with the use of the Vaults in tle Castle.- If agreeable to tesnants, they may have the ocoo- patton of a pieca of ground along with the ?? g djcn Ivis well known that these fishings have been extremely valtable bf late years ...

... ANNUAL GENERAL MEET- ING of the INSURANCE COMPANY of SCOTLAND, held in the Roval Exchange Rooms here on the 15th inst., GEORGE PATTON, Esq. Advo. By cats', in the Chair, the Manager read an audited State of the Accounts, and a relative Report bv the Directors ...

... r'ised a Process if Air;. n t- ientation, IModification, and Localitv of ihis e~dooW4 tio before the TelmP Court ta'liist the'Patton, Tiits1ist v and Tacksmon of teo Teinds, 1 Hjtols and MIft enters and all others having, ot irotorlingr; to le.ore i reiest ...

... them of suchi quality -and-prices, as will. give-comnplete satis- fdtion, they respectfully solicit a share oE the public patton- age. -. ' Edinr. 28th NoV. -1812. Ta the AIsi r-O, J MAnrL7s, and HxRxSOas of t/e Paeri? W BLAIR ATHOL. 'JI, THE Rev. JOHN ...

... 'FOR SALE. fltt T HE HOUiE in PREslDENT STAIRS, being a T tife Sd floor from the Square, prefently occupied the by Miffes Patton,canfifting of five rooms, four clofets, ft two of which are bed-ciofets, kitchen, and cellar. T'e houfe is in good repair ...

... Charlotte Square, 1 0 0 Watson, P. HI., M1.D., 10 Charlotte Square,. 0 10 0 Crichston, Mrs M. Maekgill, 28 Moray Place,. 0 10 0 Patton, George, advocate, 10 Heriot IRow,. 2 0 0 MICormick, 'Miss, 19 Sinner Place,. . 0 10 6 Anonymously, 24 Walker Street, . . ...

... 98I Laurrston Place ?? ' 1' 0' 'o -Aikmsan,'Mdrs. 9t'do., . ' . ' ' 0 10' 6 Cunringbam; Jattes-C., S0 do.: . ?? i' 1 '-I6 Patton, eorge, advocate, 30 EHerlot Row' 2 ?? 0 Douglas, Dr A. ?? Northumberland St. .0 10 0 Macara, Laurence, W.S., 58 do. . 1 1 ...

... Asisburuer, Esq. M.D.,DWm. Tulloh Fraser, Esq. F.S.A. ?? Gardiner, Esq. T. M. B. Batard, Esq. Anrots As-her Goldsmid, Esq. Philip Patton Blyth, Esq. Lord, -Macdonald. Henrv Broadwood, Esq. I1.P. IAlcxander Ogilvie, Esq. C. Farebrother, Esq.Alderman.1Henry William ...

... flat from the street, of thr TENEMENTr, No. I tsituated on the south side of PICAR- N DY PLACE, presently occupied by Thomxas Patton, Esq. r W. S. consisuing of four ronuls, besides kitchen, (which is § is accommodated with rater and 8dl.pipes) and other ...