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... Tueeday tlhe 27th current a dinner was given-in a lKippens, In lid Calder, by the Liberal electors of that district, to Mr Gibson Craig, the unsuccessful can- didate for the county of Alid Lothian. About 150 itmdi-. viduals were present. Alexander Young ...
... to I ngst Peter Flat 5o to t ngst Ringdropper (all taken). 50 to I agst Eplhesinn. Sl it 1'lb1s. GIBSON,-At Ferlntehirst, Stow, Oe the With inst., Mrs Gibson, of a soil. DEAN.-At I it readtlbant Terrcse, (t1 gow, on i thc loth tist., Mrs A. D. Dean, of ...
... crew of 47, only 12 are alive. The names ?? Little- jobn (of Forfar), Mr Harris, mate, John Humplirisen. second mate, David Gibson, Johin l-PPlerson, Alexan- der Thonason, George Gray, George Stewart, Geore Robertson, James BMackenzie, R. Johnston, and ...
... New- Inn an d illiane Gibson, and two boys, George Drew aod Charles Yates, were saved. They were all so much frihtencnd, the two men having scrambled up from below asthe cutter was sinloing, that little intelligence could be gaied, though a preliminary ...
... about nine o'clock on Sa- I turday night. On Sunday, a fishing boat arrived, a and intelligence was received that three or four gay others had found shelter in Bridlington Bay. a rt There are still upwardls of twenty, of which no be tidings have yet been received ...
... to be presented to fore the DircctotSe F in aid, formerly recommended l ament for tlae gjalesty. the patron and. founder of gai~lr Clans h) s most gr; hi pettion having been read and thelindertakilig ; therelfter signed and sealed 'by the | Opreoed 't ...
... thcse ?? should not be cosidererl as firalli disposed of, bitt as still open to be dealt with by the Co-rmissior. - Si, Janse, Gibson Crarig held that thu reference having hreet gone into, and the award given, every thing regarding these accorints was settled ...
... floor to ceiling, aud double rowr D e benches were placed behind the dl cr ohioneed by the elite of rank and Pe ' Sir William Gibson-Craig, Lord loid g ~gieter, in his rich official robes, Cl. dvitb the clerks, deputy-clerks, and tteo of Session, to take ...
... DINBURGH GAZETT. I SEQUESTrIATIONs. Peter Gibson, spirit merchant, Clyde Place, Glasgow-Creditors meet in the Crow Hotel, George Square, Glasgow, Ist March, one ?? M'Ewan, Glasgow, intedir factor. John Lang Dunn, merchant ii, Glasgow-Creditors meet in ...
... landscapes, interspersed with . cottages, lakes, and castles, which lent not only a h- larmonious and appropriate effect to the gay, va- ir ried, and picturesque groups, which were pass- inz to and fro, bust also gave the ball a far more spa- i ciotus and ...
... to r consider the bill :-Lord Mlvcille. Sir John Eope, Sir J. G. Craig. SirJobn Dalryrmple, Sir T. D. Lau er, Mr DDndas, Mr Gibson Craig, Mr Logan Whi t winkc, and Afr Sheriff Doff, t Sir John Hnpe was re-elected Convener of the coun- . ty. and a long di ...
... from Montreal. Ivanhoe (s.), at Helvoet 30th inst. from Leith, Gazelle, Martin, at Archangel 15th ult. from Clyde. Spinner, Gay, at do. from Dundee. Earl of Wemyss, Sanderson, at do. from Aberdeen. Souihesk, Alexander, at Riga 23d wit. from Dundee. Admiral ...