... that all the Ir- ratilt1'heauty, and fashion of the city were fully represented. i ed ?? Strang,' Esq., LL.D., the City Chamberlain of Glas i a gow, officiated as croupier. *h'he blessing wirs asked by the Rev. Dr. Roblison of Ar- 'slniagh, iand thanks ...

... uidopted. The following is the list of the Magstirates, &C., of Glasgow d for 18b6-7:- ; The lion. Andrew Orr, Loid Provost. Joseph 'Alexander Wright, Esq ?? ir JamesMow ieYoiiulg, E q. ?? . ' JhsThomnson. Esq., Andrew Galbraith, Req., }Bailies. t James ...

... per A. Lang & 0 0 J. Wordie,. ?? ?? 2600 0 Incorporation of Haammermen, 15 0 0 0 Operative Masons, per William 0 Taylor, Joseph Robertson, 0 and James Smeaton, 4 1 l 0 0 Workmnert of William Thorn- 0 fon & Co., ?? ?? 366 0 Weavers'. Corporation ...

... on whose death the property was left to his niece Eliza, the wife of Mr. Philip Henry Howard of Csrby Castle. Mr. Edward Joseph Canning, whose death we have now to chronicle, was the only surviving son of Thomas Canning, Esq. (uncle of the gentleman ...

... Messrs. Robert Steele & Co. I [e A SAanstssko AateseEa'Den.-On Wednesday last, a Sardi- of ritan, named Gabriel Boto, alias Joseph.Argo,a n itinerant clock a, and watchmaker, was apprehended in th e neighbourhood of ci Lochgilphead by Mr. Fraser, superintenden ...

... is a section for political economy and statistics, as our readers know, for we recently published two able papers by our Chamberlain, D>r. Strang, read at the latter. But without any great stretchl or directly trenching on the debateable ground of partypolitics ...

... Mechanics' Institutiomis; Mr. James Spreull, Rol City Chamberlain ; Mir. James lSword, irorn-founder ; Dr. to P'atrick Cuininin, Professor of Oriental Languages in the tom University of Glasgow ; Mir. Joseph Outram ; Mr. David tInE Muschiet, thle fattier of ...

... stands. The plain fact is that the Corporation is short of money, and it must have it. It has plenty of J property, and the Chamberlain's name written on bill or bond would be and is taken as a first-class security I in any bank ; but all the while, the city ...

... daughter Dora- thea, who called herself Counitess of Newburgh. Lady Aine Clifford, the petitioner's ancestor, married Sir t James Joseph Mahony,'Count' do Mahony, in Naples.' They had one daughter, Cecilia, who married Bene- dict Prince Giustiniani, and left ...

... that c the design will require totbe somewhat modified, so as to suit the levels, and other circumstances with which Sir Joseph was not fam liar. I have, therefore, prepared a plan showing the alterations 'which I think are neceessry, but which will ...

... increased, without materially affecting the general t character of Sir Joseph's design. In Mr. Carrick': plan, it will be observed that the artificial lake designed by Sir Joseph is omitted in the meantime, in consequence of the es:- peane which would ...

... week, in the 'Ps' 3f prime of youth' and beauty.'z She had married the Count tie P Cambacerbs, son. of the Duke, who is Chamberlain to the Co *hEmperor. ' The deceiase'd lady wees highly es~teesmed fbi her M] accomplishments and amiability. She was buried' ...