Help organising your research by adding bookmarking your articles. You can review your Bookmarks in the Saved area. *
* We take your privacy seriously. Bookmarks and notes are personal to you and are not public.
... Union,J. Wightman, Esq., of Courance - l r ay Company, T. W. Rath-David Dickson, Esq., of Hartree ,q• Col. Macdonald, of Powder-hall - -- , Man of the Lancasterßichard Mackenzie, Esq., of Dol, .ecton Railway Company,l phinton Burrow, Eaq, (Robert Monteith ...
... ETTROPOLITAN LIFE ASSURANCEF Al SOCIETY, No. 8, IPrincea-streel, Bunk. DInaRECTOR. Ag: Jolia A~lcardi, Esq. Thonasn Hesiry Hall, Esq. Iticlia:-d L.ucw licc, Esq. Beij. Hlawes, jim. Esq., M.P. *tosssils It. lfradohiaws, Esq. Jotsi Lasirence, Esq. dinitiiiid ...
... Req ., of Hartree Esq. This Evening, THURSDAY, April 4, and SATURDAY, April 6,' Irish The eh. Colonel Macdonald, of Powder Hall Mr. C. H. ADAMS will have the honour to illustrate his LECTURE -Innen of the Lancaster Richard Mackenzie, Esq., of Dol- on ...
... of Lanarksbire. M/llR. ROBERT M'TEAR will Sell, by Auction, in the Silk e Factory, at Govan, nn Tuesday, 7th May, FOUR SILK THROWING MACHINES, tha Property of Morris Pollok, Sale to commence at 12 o'clock noon. Glasgow-, 2d May, 1844. EXTFNSIVE SALE OF ...
... Tax, and under Warrant of the Sheriff of Lanarkshire, In the Silk Factory, at Govan, on Tuesday, 7th SMay. OUR SILK THIROWING or WINDING MlACHINES, F Ihe Property of Morris Pollok, Esq. Sale to commeence at 12 o'clock noon. Tr Glasgow, 4th Slay, 1844 ...
... escaped un- hurt. The horse then rushled on, upset a fruit- stall and its contents, and was finally stoppod near the town hall. WOtNDasteUL PlMcsEttvAT1oV.-LateVy, as two gamekeepers on the estate of Invermay were shooting on the high grounds that overhatng ...
... Penfold, Ballanbrae Agnes, Mulveria, Glencarne Rover, Naime, London Glaseow-pkt,Paterson, Abrdn Nancy, Stalker [7] Oban Adam, Govan, Liverpool Wallace, Fife, Dunfannachy Mary, M‘Donald, Larne James, M'lntyre, Tobermory Acorn, Scott, Liverpool Thistle, M* ...
... Purchaser or T'3eant, for which the long enjoyed | patron'ge. of thze leading county families gives tinrr facilities. JALMES MORRIS. lAr, 11th AMay, 1844. | F IEI I C A N1 G r A, W o on tS A L E.-g pply to| A FRCNGA OHInSALNEA Idw Green Street, GIlasgow ...
... Rail with Brass Pillars, Shelving, 4 Cane Bottomed Chairs, fu 2 Desks. Arnot's Patent Stove, 2 Grates and Fendere, Gas Fin- by hall tings. Presses, Ink Barrel, a small lot Post Paper, &c. thle Sale to commence at 12 o'clock. JOHN KEITH, Auctioneer. ling 5 ...
... W orks, 6 vole. caofextra; Russell's Modern Europe, 4 vols. -ayf extra ; Homue and Smoliett's England, 10 vols. cal/extra; Hall's Works, 6 vols. cayextra; Rotberteson's Works, S vols. calufextra; Sotheby's ?? and Odysse y of Homer, wish Designs by Slaxmnn ...
... youngest daughter of the Jamee Fleming, Esq., Meigle. At Bethnal Green. I,ondon, on the sth Louis Morris Eeq. of Glasgow, to Matilda, second deughter of Louie Morris, E.g., Bethnal Green. At Paisley, on the 30th ult., by the Rev. Mr Buchan, Mr Wm. Weddel, Glendaruel ...
... _London from Gmntou Pier on _Monday at _noon . _THE General Steam Navigation Company ' _s ship Princess _llayal _. _Captain Morris , arrived at Gninton _Pier from _London yesterday _afternoon _at lialf _. _pasit five _o'clock , THE Hull and Lcith steamer ...