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... intimation. Doto-At St Mary's Street, St Andrews, on the 26th inst., Miss C. Doig, after a lingering illness. GzLnrxsrsz-At Park~hall, Douglas, on the 25th inst., Thomas Gillespie, Esq., aged 61. Bow-At Crossemyloof, Glasgow, suddenly, on the 25th inst., Peter ...
... from Hall for Gree land. 2. Rodney,--, of and from Dundee to Greenland. MEMBERS FOR THE GENERAI, ASSEMBLY.,. TZ11 PRESBYTERY OF GLASGOWV. The Rev. Dr faylor, jun. of St Enoch;) Mr Furlong, Rutherglen, Ms*Rennie, Kiisyth, Minilters Mr Pollock, Govan, Sir ...
... Edinburgh John Smith, Govan, surgeon, R.N. Robert Salmond, for hehoof of The City of Glasgow Bank John Fairfull Smith, Glasgow, Secetary, Ayrshire Rail- way Company Alexander Stewart, Donne Ann Seton, Edinburgh John Smith, Cabbage Hall, near Leslie Milborough ...
... -Neptune, M'Gregor, Dundee, goods-EIenriette, Ache, Prestoe, barley - Wilhelmine, Ras. I lmussen, do. do.-24. Glance, Cousins, Hall, goods-Frede- rick Christian, Sarensen, Horsant, barley-Britannia, Meikle- reid, Newcastle, ?? Milne, Glasgow, do.- C., Blair ...
... quay yesterday. SOUND INTELLIGENCE. . 23. Echo, Cowie, Dantzic, England—NSisters, Smith, do. Mistley—Adler, Kjer, Windau, Morris, Memel, Dundee—Cherub, id, Rigg, Duff, Watson, Dantzic, Portsea— ry, Hogarth, Dantzic, London—Hawk, Byrt, Petersburgh, Du ...
... county. The hall wvas com- pletely ciowled byan assemblage which embraced the elite of the town and county. The town band occupied the small gallery in the hall, and playea at intervals during the proceedings. Captain Giant eutered the hall shortly after ...
... Dublin, are arrived at New York. The Pomona, Morris, and Anne, Keith, from Clyde, are arrived at Antigua. Saturday laft, a girl of , -bout two years of age was rode over by a horfe and cart, at Meiklc Govan, and crafted to death And, On Monday afternoon ...
... have it spent on the hall. As there were three parties, the Town Council, of course, were to settle the ques- tion. Sone of the trustees held that if they spent so Jai-ge a suns as L.8000, they ought to baild a tUniver- sity hall. They coeld see in the ...
... American ship Angela, front Manilla for Boston-out 63 days, all well. On the 5th Ja0. spoke the ship Persia, of Greenock, Morris, from Bombay for London. On the 4th ult. off Ascension. spoke the Dutch barque Bravo, and French barque Lucie, of Nautes. ...
... th Btli day of June next, THE SPENT BARK of one of Mr BeH's Tan Yards ir. P-andee. for on- year or le-fs time, as offerers {hall incline. I'hc up.et-prve will be very moderate. Other particulars will be communicated at Mr Bell's counting- room. Not to ...
... Finlav, Martin, from Calcutta, with loss of anchor and cbain-I6. Arrived the Malabar, Adam, from Hong Kong; and the Elizabeth, Morris, from Calcutta. Deal, Feb. 15.-Arrived the Britannia, Bmwes, from Bombay -16. Arrived the Cassibelianus. Armstrong, the Scindian ...
... CuaATsvE MESSanIC AssoclrsroN.-The fajends of crative mesmerismr hekld a social meeting last evening, in the Calton Convenitig Hall. In. the absence .of Proftessor Gregory from intlisnosititta, An- drewv Stein, Esq., ?? occupied th-e chair. After tcu, thbc ...