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... Hatchmater Muirol - JOHN CHAN, Sh.iemaker KewhnrKh, Foveran THOMAS MITCHELL, Mercian New Doer - - HUGH WALKER, Merchant dmeldrum - - JOHN BRUCE. Bank Agent Peterhead - - Ws. L. TAYLOR. BoataO* Stonehaven ■ - JOHN BEATTIE, MeTOant TaiTand - • - JOHN SKEEN, Merchant ...
... pi lock have called for a suitable testimonial from a grateful to country. si, Sir D. M'Dougagl seconded. . The Earl of Cardigan, after a brief eulogium on General to Havelock, moved- m That, independent of the material testimony borne by Par- tr liament ...
... to finance, power would taken in fTUdK HOl Sh,IIOLU P K-N lie , „. , C, Porcimsera Appljr at the Honse, or Mr. Fa.cstr, 79, John Street. day. altimugh all the close pries wore heavy. The feed- H°UsE_OFLORDS. fi ...
... tehuetpi h n style of Pares. The first experiment was made last weeki d by laying two wires across the river. t Ii DEATH or' SiR JOHN KEY, BART.-Sir J. Key, Bart., H Cheamberlain to thme Corporation of London since 1853. died fu at Streathain on Thursday morning ...
... JAXIES GORDON'S Mourning E stablijhment, 49, UNION STREET, NEXT ADELPIII COURT. NOTICE OF RE IOVAL. JOHN TOCHlER RESPECTFULLY IN[TIINLLTFS THAT r. & lIE HAs REMiOVED 1,ROMT11E SIol', No. 100, UNION STREET3, TO T1hOSE. NEW AND COMMDIOpoS parEMI~sEs, No ...
... agent at Cove, John Garner, Esq., R.N., who is not only most indefatigable in obtaining ?nl«cribers, but also most attentive and painstaking in setting forth the claims of the members on its Ixiunty. He has handed over the sum of 10s. to John Morrice, ami ...
... with the- . gout. s Mr Bates, the convict banker, has been released after. an; ,s imprisonment of three years. hi Both Sir John Dean Paul and Strahan lie prostrated fit the infirmaries of their respective prison. Afr Bright, M.P., is to address a public ...
... the same tons), Marshall, master, tions oar two Colleges ; and the statistics given, along privilege as had been taken by Sir John Stuart Forbes at Qciaac piece* timber (hewn), 300 deals, staves, 96 with the Bursary lists, must cause a feeling of regret ...
... the above the aristocracy hoave lost Lord Charles Wellesley, Lord Proby, the Marchijoness of Westmeatlo, thee Countess of Cardigan, the Countess of Clanwilliaso, the Countess of Wilton, the Hen. aiod Rev. C. G. Percival, th I countess of Rosslynl, the ...
... that this Stande : and other Carpets ; Hearth- _ The Post says there is still hope of peace. The last Eng- | ter, Rostock, Cardigan Burghs, Litchfield, Wolverhamp- | fresh evidence of moderation will not be given unless all Fenders and Fire-irons ; Set ...
... But no, there is no rest only in chapel. W buildings— believe that the excitement is chiefly confined to th ym England of Cardigan, Merioneth, and Montgomery. cellors, and Prittsh ComMISsSIONERS AT THE Seat or War.- erest | The Sardinians having requested ...
... empires to the commerce and civilization of vh ,Europe; and Sir John Lawrence, to whom we owe, more WI fperhaps than to any other man, the preservation of pri British rule in india. Sir John Lawrence does not ap- fol pear amiong the speakers~~ He had that ...