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.
... M§R J. MAITLAND. M.P., AT CASTLE. - x j -^ DOUGLAS.' a Yesterday afternoon, Mr John Maitland, M.D. On for thiacounty of-Kirkcandbright, addressed a meet- wl e lag of his &nstituneste in, the Town Hall, Castle- Douglas. The chair was occupied by ...
... Caldwell. _ II. Wodrowvs Biographical Collections, volume ?? of Mr. David Weemis, minister of Glasgow ; Mr John Cameron, Principal of the University of Glasgow, and others. To be edited by the Rev. Dr. Leishman. III. The Montrose Papers: Collectiors illustrative ...
... MR MAITLAND, .Pt AT OA.TL-.- *flr. TrrTr Do,~.At mr., at.r . DOUGLAS. Mr Maitland, M.P. for the -Stewartry of Kirk. cudbdighti addresed a largely-attended meeting of his constitutents Ye rday fternoon in the Town, Hall, Castle-Douglas . ...
... Itobert Wodrow, minister of the gospel at Eastwrood. Volum1e Second-n Y Collectiovs on the Life of Mr. Robert B)oyd of Trochr ig. t t Irl. Miscellany of the Maitland Club; consisting of Original at e Papers and other Documents illustrative of the History and ...
... THE MAITLAND CLUB. The Annual General Meeting of this learned association was held here on Tuesday, the Vice Presidentof the Club, the Vrery Reverend Duncan 1ieefarlan, D.D., Principal of the University of Glasgow, in the chair. The Secretary, John Smith ...
... moat useful and valuable memiber of the Club, the late John Smith, of ti Eeq. of Cruitherlalid, LL.ADr~ 1 that gentleman the Maitland brea Clibbave sustained a heavy less, and one not easily repaired. Hlia ins professional experience, and business habits ...
... have been. The reverend speaker concluded with an eloquent peroration. . Dr J. B. Johnston movedi Dr Calderwood seconded, and Mr 'Gill supported, a cordial vote of thanks to Drs King and 13dmond for their ad. dresses. A vote of thanks was ...
... THE REV. ...
... : THE LATE REV. DR KING, 7:T, OF LONDON. - The intimation of the death of the Rev. D-r ci~ty WIVWl King, of London,- which appeared in our [reli obituary of Saturday, has doubtless been fol- reli~ Ic-wedl by a feeling of sorrow extending far Yea` oat' ...
... of their transactions with Messrs- Maitland, Ewing & Co. have been on the most sound basis- The original proposition that the estate shall be wound up. under inspection, Mr. Hugh Matheson, Mr. Alexander Anderson, and Mr. John Scott, the chairman, acting ...
... DR KING AND ENGLISHI CONGREGATION ALIST. I To ?? E ?? the 61Sa.gre Egral4, SR,-In your Stiturday Impression there was a letter from Dr King, of London, on -aEtrameritel usnic in Churches. The doctor was &nxtous thxt q his Scotisah friends should uncerstand ...
... While a brok~en spirit drieth ties bones. 50 ?? am, Sir, yours respectfully, ng D AVID KING. ?? ?? Queen's Crescent, of Glasgow, 24th August, 1849. -t Mly friend, Dr. King, having submitted thre above letter to me, lyin mnitnscript, in consequence of iry ...