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... 70, Natives, 13. Wounded.-EuroPeans, 163; Natires, 3t. Milting.-Europeans, 4; Netives, 2. Namesof Ofticers killed. Lieut Mather, of the 75th, and Capt Owen, of the 77th, Flank Cok ipanies. Ieiutt Llor of the 73d Liests Farquhar, Pre-adeigraf, Hill, and ...
... them. n ir the Ct editO .r of JAtMES MACGlREGOUR, Of I Pitvvaich, in the counev of Bans Erq. a P 'HE late CAPTAIN WILLIAM MACGREGOR, C of the 7th Regiment Native Cavalry, in the fer- I vice of the Honourable Eaft Iiidia Compaily, on the lfa,7ras Efiablilsnment ...
... merchant James Keith, druggist Walter Oliphant. merchant Andrew Nihbet, soapmaker John Baxter, turner William Rosie Hector Macgregor John Beattie, mason John Innes, shoemaker Wm. Robertson, merchant JamesRothnie, builder John Bonner, j un. baker James B ...
... . I case, anod I IIq.bxes plums, Wmn, Llimsden; 1 case plums, 6 eases brandy, T. i Lesa; I case 1 quarter-box plums. John Mather; 2 cases and 6 qr.- boxes plums. J. & J. Lumieden; 2ii qr.-boxes plums, So barrels up- ples, 20 barrels onions, J. Roy,jr ...
... China merchant Geo. Brantingham, merchant John Grant,-draper Andrew Sellar, chainmaher Wm. Philip, Jun., merchant Hector Macgregor, tailor Wmn. Benson John -Cunliffe John Stewart, merchant A. Jardine Lizars, MI.D. A. Badenoch, merchant Ebenezer Pledge ...
... wedders, 29s 6d-ewes, 19s; Strathconan ewes, 17s: Sandside wedders, 30s-ewes 20s; Monar wedders, 28s 6d-ewes, l8s 6d; Mr Macgregor, Scat- well, slack ewes, 13s; the Killelan wedders, 29s-ewes, 7s; Balmacarra ewes, 15s 6d-lambs 13s - Mr Cleuch, Dalnaclay- ...
... Connon 78 do-J. & J. Lumsden 172 do-J. & J. Lumeden 330 32ds do. Geneva-W. 1242 do-Wm. Emalie and Son Williams 174 do-John Mather 6 24-32ds do-W. Walker 148 do--James Croal 57 do. Portugal wine-J. &. I5I do-W. & J. Coubrough J. Lumtisden 251 do-George ...
... Davidson, lack hepherd DELIVERED ex WAREHOITBE FOR HomE CONSUMPTION. 43 lbs. tea, G. Barclay 212 do. W. Davidson & Co. 187 do. J. Mather 327 do. ?? M'Cmien & Co. 2i4 do. G. Kynoch and Son, 129 Ibt. coffee, J. J. Ken- Keith nedy 121 do. Wm. Smith, jun. 714 do ...
... FaonurotithDi 'ny utchison, Lonehe a Portmadoo; Peggrm Reid., Liverpooln Mith Re el° .JOhI bertson. Lerwicki ;'IrPProvementj Mather. gu Trudell R tariy, Willett, Newcastle; Gazee, Chrianrl a il e' Fairy, Thorn, Leith. t.azl, pher, a SAILED.-Apil 16. Newbaven ...
... eon, Middle Cask ; 4, John Watson, do., Wester Aldie:- 5, Win. Gibson, servant to Mr Shepherd, Aneh- -lethen ; 6, Alex. Macgregor, do. Mr Breed, Anchinten ; 7, John* Watt, farmer's son, Geteside ; 8, James Milne, servant to Mr Roher-tson, Mudhole; 9, ...
... on the 16th inst.,)by the Rev. William Nixon, MIr WILLIAM MATHEW, teacher, Aberdeen, to MARY, eldest daughter of Mr James Mathers, teacher, Montrose. r At the Holy Trinity Church, Brompton, on the 14th inst., EDWARD C. JMArEWILL, Esq., of Thurlos Square ...
... Messrs John Lindsay & Sons, cc Ps Montrose, sister work ; Mr James Stephen, Stoneloaven, co doplaster work ; and Mr James Mathers, Aberdeen, plumber *.work-amounting in all to the sum of £4578 6s ecusveo furnishings and architect's fees, &c., estimated ...