... I e put into the bands of Mr. Wood, he declared his accept- I ance of the same. The Presbytery then appointed the Rev Mr. Mitchell to preach in the church of Bathgate on Sunday first, and to summon the people to a meeting of Presbytery, to be held on the ...

... dlischarges 117: in 1831 the strength r aitnuoted ?? 4+090, the discharges to 109, acin: the deaths I to 82,) in 18:32 the ae-craze strength amounted to 4.1062, i . the deaths to 70. and the discharges to 233 ; in 183:3 to c 4,01S, 63, 10(1 182 respectively in ...

... or his spirit broken, a-id, to use a phrase -which a soldier li ke Your Excellency will comprehend, takin2: off the rough edge of the Sikhs in the fight. How ably. how gallantly, bow successfully this was done, I have before enadearoured to relatle. ...

... was named oa James Mitchell, belonged to Dundee, and we understand gI t.has left a widow and family to lament his loss. It is sup- Pa posed that the swell acting on the paddle wlheels had th . turned round the crank under which Mitchell was working. Pr ...

... register, from Archangel to Glasgow, with a cargo of tar. At about II o'clock on the night in question, her captain, Air. John Mitchell, was alarmed by hearing the mate, whose watch on deck it was, crying out for a lantern. The captain immediately procuired ...

... his poor wife. The T wounds appear to have been received on the region of the stomach ; and up till near the period of his death, he con- in tinued at intervals to vomit considerable quantities of m I clotted ?? Herald. During Outrage.-On Saturday morning ...

... was expected i that all the rest would be got up in the course of Sunday. l Horrible Death.-On Thursday, as two boys were wheel-S ing each other in a barrow near the edge of one of the eblasts at Bowling Iron Works, one of them, named Levi I Watson, I1 years ...

... coal-pit on the previous Wednesday night. All the witnesses were of opinion that his death had been purely accidental, and thejury returned a verdict of accidental death from falling into a ?? Times. Two Persons Drotrned in the Thames.-On Friday evening ...

... s( Black & Co., situated at the lower end of the north a IBroomielaw quay, and at a distance of niot many yards tj from the edge of the river. The premises Consisted of a i range of about two hundred yards in length, the offices ir being situated at the ...

... who occupy the houses of Peers and Commons, and a good deal of laudation of the noble of nature, Johu nd Mitchel, and the heroine Mary Mitchel, whom the ora- el, toresresolvedto uniteunder thesame roofalmostin notime. an, They also resolved that it should ...

... great-coat, with velvet at collar, a dark blue and orange satin vest, three shirts, a ss black satin neckerchief with blue stripe edging, -a white twilled silk handkerchief, and a brown silk umbrella with Vywhite handle and glazed cloth cover. With all these ...

... great-coat, with velvet at collar, a dark blue and orange satin vest, three shirts, a '88 black satin neckerchief with blue stripe edging, -a white twilled silk handkerchief, and a brown silk umbrella with ly white handle and glazed cloth cover. With all these ...