... MR. SINCLAIR OF ULBSTER ON DR. BEGG. To the E dito r of the Scotsman. ti Duxbury Park, Chorley, Nov. 1, 1858 e: Sir, -I perused yesterday for the first time with much stir- 1 prise and indignation, in a provincial newspalier, three extra- q ordinary papers ...

... servant to Mr Peter Turner, Haggs. VI. 2s. 6d. to Alexander Dunn, servant to Mr R. Turner, Broompark. VIL A whip, given by Mr Walker, saddler, Mid-Calder, to Edward Hunter, servant to Mr Jobn Buchanan, Alderstone a Maics. Sir A. C. Gibson ...

... Pethann, by Mr Mlontagne Gote Mr Stewart, V1 dragoone,. by ~Sir Yames Ste wart Mr Jonhn -Maule L Mr Wt. Herbert Saunders, Granvileic Mr Samuel Dickson U Mr Leigh Mr Raiimat Scott ...

... unanitnoufly eledcd Dr RoS'.k-- I - L .. . ?? t ?? I rick A-Leod, Sub-principal, to bc Principal of -hc r- faid College. r Thc Univerfity and King's Col!ege of Aberdern. es have conferred the degree of Dodior in Medicine, upor; es Mr T*Ihomas Gray, Surgeon ...

... the werk of Mr Marr, The Gardens, Hatton Castle. The. gatheriug was a very large and happy ens, if and was presided over by Mrs Duff. Ns The following ladies ofuciated at the tea k ?? Duff, Mrs Duncan, Halhill; n Mrs Henry, Balnellie House; ...

... Jamnies Graham, Req. of leitettown, elder. PIRESBVrTmV OF EoINuinofon.-Rev. Dr dimpsna, Rev. Mr Bonar, Rev. Dr Floaiter, R1ev. Mr Balfour, Rev. Dr Glover. Rev. Dr Bronton, ministers. William Spence, esq. (Tron ...

... DR CANDLISI AND DR GUNN. To THE EDITOR O THE CALEDONIAN MERCURY. Edinburgh, 21st December 1850. SIR,-I must again crave space in your columns, though still adhering to the intention I formerly expressed, of not continuing the argument in regard to Dr ...

... will be ?? of the most splendi(l en- tertainments ever given in this kingolni. Dr. Hodg- kinson, Dr. Lloyd, and Dr. Wilson, are the Fellows -who have the conduct of ?? King will be re- ceived on this occasion in'thie Library, from whieli ik covered way ...

... motion of Dr Wood which WAe ej ected in favosr of that of Dr Beuteanan in last General Assembly, and thus Dr Buchaann, Dr tau- diishb, and many more, voted against their own resolution of 1853 without a Word of explanation. The third section of ...

... 1EI: LAarB MR DYsnDALE.-The us QWit remains of 'the late-' Mr John D syd]e of We I Kilrise who for such d ?? period of his life- sigi time,, held the appointments of Sheriff-Clerk of, the bc Lanarkahire and Town.Clerk of Kirkqraldy, were Mr laid ?? Cemetery ...

... Mis Majesty is much indisposed to-day. His Majesty is at tile Qeet's House, attend- t ed by Si. Francis Milmani, Dr. Heberden, and Mr. Dundas, of Richmond. Thc two latter were only called in on Tuesday morning, and indeed tle indispostion must have ...

... Fingal, Sir B. Bloomfield, Mr Plunkett, I d and a crowd of distinguished pers anaIges, are oi a visit at the Castle. it (From ?? Freeman's Journal of Aug-lot 29 D1NNLI'Rt TO HIS M.lJ-TY AT 21iEts UtNMEVI181 y. Ycsttrday the King was pleased to conifer a ...