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... brought by bis father into the house.-—Liverpool Courier, Mr Sotheby sold, on Friday, being part of tbe splendid collection of coins of (he late Sir M. M. Sykes, Bart., The Petition Crown of King Charles the Second, the chef tf tenure of that justly celebrated ...
... Claremont David Wallace, Esq. of Balmeadowside Peter Walker, Esq. of Kingask The Rev. Or Martin, Moniemail Dr Adamson, Cupar Mr Gillespie, Cults Mr Lawson, Creieh Messrs James Walker, Farmer, Collainiie Wm. Russell, Farmer, Glenduckie John Matthew, Farmer ...
... Cairnhill, the instant, me Hon. Mrs Hamilton, of a daughter.—At Fasque, on the 18th instant, the Lady of Sir Alexander Ramsay of Balmain, Bart. M. P. a At E liaburgh, ou the 15th instant, Mrs Alexander Stevenson, tireat King Street, ofa slaughter.—At Heriot ...
... Williamfield, on the 2d instant, Mr D Macdonald, merchant, Leith. â At 12, Dean Street, Stockbridge, Edinburgh, on the 3d instant, Mrs Jane Dick, wife of Mr James Gairdner, jun. - At Peebles, on the 1st instant, Mr James Williamson, surgeon. SCOTS BANKRUPT ...
... proof was also to cease and determine. After a conversation bstween the Chancellor of the Exchequer, Mr Gordon. Mr Hume. Mr F. Lewis. M. W. Smith, and Mr Bright, the resolutions were agreed to.— Adjourned. - Imperial parliament. HOUSE OF LORDS. THURSDAY ...
... Esq. of Claremont David Wallace, Esq. of Bslmeadowsida Peter Walker, Esq. of Kingask The Rev. Dr Martin, Moniemail Dr Adamson, Cupar Mr Gillespie, Cults Mr Lawson, Creich Messrs James Walker, farmer, Collairnie Wm. Rnssell, farmer, Glenduckie John Matthew ...
... —Henry Paul, Gsq. KMer. Presbytery of Aberdeen Mr Morison of Banchory Devenich ; Mr Simpson, New Machar; Dr Ross, St Nicholas, and Dr Mearns, Professor of Divinity, King’s College, Ministers.—Dr John Barclay, ...
... and Walker, Snadon ; for the best bred stirk, to Mr John Rennie; and for the best winterers, to Mr Rairnsfather, Reanston. The Society voted five guineas to the Itinerating Libraries, under the charge of Mr Samuel Brown, for the purchase of books on agricultural ...
... left to fools and buffoons kept in great families. Henry IV. France, and King James I. of England, first gave repute to that sort of wit, increased by King Charles the Second. In King Charles the First’s time all wit, love, and honour, heightened by the ...
... PERTHSHIRE. To be Lrr for 13 years, dr such leaser period as may be T agreed upon, and entered to at Michaelmas, 1884, HE FARM of PITGEUNZIE, lying the pariah Abernethy, and shire of Perth, as present possessed by Mr William Bin-el. It measures Scots acres ...
... Associate congregation of Lochgelly, gave a harmonious .call to Mr Joseph Scott, preacher of the gospel, to be their minister. The following melancholy accident lately happened at Macduff: —Mr William Brander, mason, left his family, cheerful and happy, ...
... the house he had been requested by Dr Lee to make no opposition to the wishes of Dr Macknight. To this he (Dr F.) had consented, but he hoped the Assembly would not loose sight of the eminent services of Dr Lee. Mr Simpson's election was ...