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... orces to the third, Sir James Grahamtaighe om S- 7U if cretarvobip, to he vacated by its present hIldr-Semdo-e 5 I-. Loid John .Russell left Richmond on Monday, foIinsr Es Tiem Drs-PUTA'IETWEEz THE 1,hA'Sit ree,_GriRse ED 'S Wouszrwrss-0Oa- Saturday, in pursuance ...
... to another Scotobman, and that is the late Mr John Rennie, a great man. Mr John Rennie found the steam engine supplied with a governor that would do the t thinking part and keep the engine in order, but John Rennie undertook at Woodside-Grandholun, I daresay ...
... be Cap- tain, by purchase, vice Scohell, who retires. Cornet John Charles Watts Russell to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Mitles. Alexander Campbell to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Russell. 2d Foot-Lieutenant Richard Hill Rocke, from 78th Foot, to be ...
... motion of Mr John. Bisect, bauk agent, the following directors wore unamimou sly elected for tho current year :-Meeasrrs Btort, Station Hotel ; George Biszet, merchants ; W. E'. G. Dawson, bamk agent; A. Henderson, V.S., Greenhaugh Cottage ; John and George ...
... proof was heard in the Elginc Sherif Court, in an action for interdict at the insance of John Bennet Russell, photographer, Grantoivnv sgainat hIrs Agnes Turner Russell, his wifesoweO time residing at Dufftown, and now residing at Grantown, for alleged breach ...
... first time his Lordship lies beets ne the guest of her Mvajesty silica his unexpected dismissal in D~ec., ,a. 1851. Lord John Russell contitmes to reside with hsis family at Pembhroke Lodge, Richmond. y. DEATHS OF THE EARL OP lfEAUIyc~A~..4he death of the ...
... this subject under their consideration, and that it would in all probability form the subject of early le-islation. Lord John Russell in- timated that he would not likely be in Scotlard for some time. The deputation, in conclusion, again expressed their ...
... paid next year. Mr Gartly sectinded, and was jiu favour of finishing the new. buildinigs before ve givihg a dividend. Mr John Russell, merchant, dif- 1w fered from Mr Dawson. IIe thougit they sheuld not go on' exhausting the money of the COeepany. A divi- ...
... to the people at 1 sa virtually nominal price, thus en- u tirely superseding private enterprise. i s HIs successor, Lord John Russell, in 1846, g influenced by Free Trade principles, an- Y nouneed that le would leave the importation f of meal to private ...
... of the Aberdeen Chamber of Commerce was held yesterday-Mr John Lyall Grant, 'the president, in the chair. Minutes were adopted expressing regret at the loss sustained by the deaths of Mr John Find- later and Mr James Murray Garden. Tbhv Chairman and several ...
... formet committee -were aocordingly dis- charged- and a new one-consisting of Me-ysar Ilames Mrichie (convener), Joseph Russell, John Forbes, D. I. Crombihe Alex. Gauld, and A.- Christie-appointcd- RAILWAY RATES. |On the Suggestion of Mr J. Rttssell, ir ...
... After a few more remarkis. Mr Geo. Smith, Longford, moved Lhe adoption of the report, and Mlr John Smith seconded. The motion was adopted. Mr John Russell moved that a 'divi- dend of 2k per cent. be paid. Mr Robert Singer seconded. Mr J. A. Saintlers ...