... attached to it. There Is an excellent Dwelling-House and Reading upon the Fan), and the Land is well Fenced with Stone Dykes. JOHN WALKER, Overseer, gthle, by Arbroath, will show the Boundaries and Conditions of Let ; and Offers will be received by LINDSAY ...

... London, president ; Mr Finlay Dun, Weston Park, Minden-on-Stour; Mr Tom Taylor, ]Manchester; Mi John Lawson, Manchester ; Mr John Steele, Biggar ; Mr John Borth• wick, Kirkliaton; Mr C. Cunningham, Slateford. 2. Physialay, and If istologn.—l)r Dyner. ...

... inquiry should be instituted with proper limitations, and under the superintendence and control of the executive Government. Mr Grattan strenuously opposed the motion. Sir R. Inglis supported it as a recognition of the right of Parliament to make inquiry, but ...

... regiment in never obtained for less than MOO or £9OOO, and a captaincy in the same arm of the service is never sold for less than £5OOO, and so on in proportion. The Berl of Cardigan got to the top of the regimental tree in lees than seven years, but his promotion ...

... stallions of remarkable substance and symmetry. One of them is Prince John, agrand, massive four year old, got by Prince Lawrence, out of the famous old Victor mare Barlae Doll. Prince John a very solid horse, deep ribbed and wide in the build, with the very ...

... products the desired offset, and a gun was discharged. Lowrey received the charge in his arm, cheek, and aide. Another gun was fired, and the contents lod in the boa of John Robinson, the kee s son, wounding very seriously. one of the keepers, then fired in ...

... ground in Gla sgo w. The site, however , one of the most valua ble rn the oily.—Herald. GI4BOOW—FUNIBAL op JOHN S. MARL—The mortal remains of Mr John 8. Marr, wholesale stationer and publisher, of this city, were followed to the place of interment on Friday ...

... which the Circassian people heard of the outbreak di the Russian war. They expected that mince Ragland and Frame had taken up arms, nothing mid hemostarth be feared from their hereditary foe. Bat I have beard from Colonel Lapinsky, who has fought by their ...

... the room below about 20 people with it. Mr John Crossley (of and R. filey), Bailey Hall Dyeworks, had his angle shockingly fractured, and the other leg injured. Mr Watson Nicholson, wool-stapler, had his arm hurt, and he left is a cab. A man named Howarth ...

... looked as if that science was still up in the clouds, and was not In a state of certainty. He decreed in favour of pursuer, and armed the damages at EB, with £2 of expenses. —The Analytical annual meeting of the Vale of Alford Analytical Association was held ...

... let to Mr. Holliday, Handeld, near Heeket-New-Market. Entry is at Candle- ' Doctor' and ' D.D. 1 — You'll be glad to hear, John,' said a farmer to his shepherd one day, 'that the University of St. Andrews has made our minister a doctor.' I'm =sways surprised ...

... -At the annual dinner following the show of the Lammermoor Pastoral Society at Longformums, Berwickshire, on Thursday, Mr. John Caverhill, Greenburn, was presented with a handsome piece of plate from the members and other friends, in recognition of their ...