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... ROVING FRAME, 4 heads, do. do. do. do. 2 HECKLING MACHINES, Evans* Patent. Apply to A. and D. Edward and Co ; or to Mr S. Mather*, Logie Mill. Dundee, March 19, 1845. /Just Published, a new and important Edition of THE SILENT FRIEND, On Human Frailty ...
... banker, Arbroath. Adam Burnes, writer, Montrose. G. B. Brand, writer, Kirriemuir. James Barclay, writer, Forfar. Robert Mathers, writer, Brechin. G. L. Falconer, writer, Fettercairn. &c. &c. &c. N.B.—This Office insures all the Stock, Crop, and Imple ...
... Gilruth, merchant, Alyth. Adam Burnes, writer, Montrose. G. B. Brand, do., Kirriemuir. James Barclay, do., Forfar. Robert Mathers, do., Brechin. G. L. Falconer, do., Fettereairn. &c. &c. &c. FARMERS' AND GRAZIERS CATTLE INSURANCE ASSOCIATION FOR THE INSURANCE ...
... wedders, 293 6d—ewes, 19s; Strathconan ewes, 17s; Sandside wedders, 30s—ewes, 20s; Monar wedders, 28s 6d ewes, 18s 6d; Mr Macgregor, Scat well, slack ewes, 13s; the Killelan wedders. 295--ewes, 17s; Balmacarra ewes, 15s 6 ...
... Bank Street. Wm. Wrongham, Esq., Panmare Street. Arbroath,James Rorie, Esq. Brechin, D. Burns, Esq., bookseller. „ Robt. Mathers, Esq., writer. Forfar, R. W. Anderson, Esq., writer. Montrose,Adam Burnes, Esq., writer. Mr R, PERRY will arrive in EDINBURGH ...
... occasional and unnecessary overstrained action, gave a correct and forcible delineation of the Highland freebooter. Helen Macgregor, at first rather tame, evinced towards the c'.ose considerable vigour and ability. The representative Rashleigh would, with ...
... and Rodger, who have extensive yard adjoining Napier's, are also about to build large steamer on order. In Messrs Todd and Macgregor's yard, on the Partick side, two immense iron steamers are rapidly approaching completion. These huge vessels, ordered for ...
... 38s to 40s per DUNNICIIEN. Our former schoolmaster, Mr W. Macfarlane, having accepted of the parochial school of Airtb, Macgregor', from the General Assembly's School, Fort Augustus, was recently, on the recommendation of Mr Middleton, H. M. Inspector ...
... following were the most successful competitors : Sergeant Holland, 25 hits an.l points ; Private Cornfoot, 23 do. ; Sergeant Macgregor, 21 do. Sergeant Holland having made the highest score, was consequently declared the winner of the medal ; but we hear that ...
... or to R. Mathers, MeaUow- side. WANTED, by The Glasgow Jute Company (Limited), an OVERSEER snd CLERK for a Cloth- Packing Room. One acquainted with Goods, aud to take Charge of tbat Department Apply at 5 Ingram Street, Glavgow , or tn K. Mathers, Meadowside ...
... the BRESS PRACTISING which takes place on Friday first, _d November. PHRENOLOGICAL DELINEATIONS of CHARACTER, by Mr Smith, Mathers' Rooms, Monday Evening, 6 to 9. rp H E A T R E ROYAL. LAST APPEARANCE OF BROTHERS WEBB. The Performances will commence with ...
... David Calm an, Newport. Mrs PETER G rant. The Manse, 142 Perth Bead. Miss Kirkland, Oak Ledge, Constitution Read. Mr* D. Macgregor, Tbe M»n*e, Magdalen Yard Road. Mrs Au~- Kkiller, 104 Nethergate. Miss Strong, t Sprinjrfteld. Mra Dr Langlands, 136 Nethergate ...