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... Presuming that you know Mr:King, l.will not do-you the in- 1i jurstice of supposing that you- feel flattered, or strernthened in ydur opiniontbat r M'Donald committed a mistake at the. outset of the struggle 'iy the act-that Mr Kimgcomplimnets acd coincides ...
... MR GLADSTONE ON THE LATE DR DUFF. Dr George Smith, Edinburgh, the biographer of Kev. Dr Duff, was cntertaiuea at dinner iu the Westminster Palace iiutel, Loudon, last night, by I'irie Duff, and amongst the company was Mr Gladstone, wlio, in ...
... Dalkeith Palaee by the housekeeper, Mrs Gibson and the numerous vorks of art, paintings, Land artiles of verta wegre ?? admired. On toe Iroof of the palace Mr MI'ibbon read a htistorical statement, also received from Mr Steuart. Dal- keith Castle, on the ...
... THE LATE MR JOHN KING, OF CAMIE. : r- I S ?? At the close of the services in Campsie Parish X Church, last Sunday, the Rev. Dr Iionro thus alluded to the death of Mr John King:-Since last tn we met (he said) in this House of Gbd, one of our ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... and Mr. White Mel- ville . Dr. James Forbes, Deputy Inspector of Hoapitals, by Col. Cbristie. Sir E. Nepean, on his return from thb East Indies. Mr. Fraser, Dteputy-tnspector of Hospitals, principal Me- dical Officer at Gibraltar, on liS return. Mr. Eennedy ...
... TUlESDAY MO1RNING. MARCE 23., Iii the Mouse of COmnrqon yesterday, Dr Renealy and Mr Wh Of 'f ?? MUaleu SAYS - 1y-G motions on the subject of- t c oritept-of courts - Iii 'reply -to Dr. Cstderon,. Presidront of the Board ofECTrie' ttq4 jjX that, a Pegisdation ...
... DR PITCAIRNE. Ueime Scotorum. The words hlre been often a enough quoted to keep in a kind of nominal d remembrance atonce the author of them, Dr s Archibald Pitcairne, and the epigram en Claverhouse in which they appear. They serve e to remind us that ...
... Gray's Rooms. Mr and Mrs Allan were married in Dundee on 5th I he March, 1829. The former had been a Baptist ofI he preacher for upw ards of 50 years, and for 23 years its was a member of the Town Council, being twice a Wei ral magistrate. Mr Allan is a ...