... under water. After the launch the dredger was taken into the builders' tidal dock to htted with machinery. is titted with one row of buckets, working through well in centre hull, the buckets and machinery generally being similar to those of the Devon port ...

... Street, Glesgow. Creditors to meet in the Faculty Hall, Glasgow, 10th May, at one o'clock.- Simpson & Maivick, W. S., 18 Heriot Row, Edin- burgh, agents. April 27. Alexander Young Reid, lately grocer, The Globe Market, Gorebridge, nowi residing at 60 Dumbarton ...

... (wihig to this accids1t 6 ir te obtani.j a lead of several lekgths, rowing tlb his. usual stylo but: C.hambers. witlh his I owesfi . troke 4cyrhrsslctld hibu soon after a mile hald ?? ro-wed. Anoth1er-desperatecoisreIt cnszedl, but it was so (lose that a ...

... time, and aay attempt at was evidently most dangerous. White (tbe looond officer) and a volunteer crew lowered a boat and rowed towards ths Hsllespont, the name of the unfortunate steamer. After great effort sad much risk the entire surviving crew, upwards ...

... GeovggE'Tlace, Glus- . gow 2;tli February, attvot-.e o'cloc!;. S | Fbruary 17. IRIBEMT NDFESMON PFIT3AX, *onuctime of 46 Pleriot Row, Edinbnucgh, .ed litely residing in.'4bany Street, i, Edinbargh, presently r the Prison of flinknrggh. Credit :rs to t nast ...

... Queen Street, Edinburgb, agent. MNcay12. STRUtTERS & WBEANT, coach furishers and saddiers' ironmonEers, 43 Argyll Street, Glas- row, and Thomas Hamilton Struthers and 4lex- &Oder M'Beau, both coach fairaisheransdde' ironmofloers, 48 Argyll Street aforesaiU ...

... ACCIDtEt.-yester- day Sheriff Davidsonuand a jury inqulred iot a fatal accident to William Fletnig, miner, Silvertonhill Colliery Rows, Hamilton. le es a yotng lad, who ajlong with his father and an; other miner was employed holing coal on June, in Silvertonhiil ...

... ~*J. Baillie, Aylesbury-street, ClerkenwelL iron-foundel S. G; S. Jackson, South Lynn, Nortfolk, jcbber. T. Hughes, Grosvenor-row, Cheisei, ei nen dral)Cr. T. Ridley, J. Brown, and W. Stawport, South Dl3-th, Northumbe-land, co-mmon -brewers. T. Ellis, C ...

... ndbidding was' -animted yesetdoy Scotch hulls mode, tip -Is£1 Its 6d& I at: heifers £6 ifs. rows £11 150: Irish bulls, £Q17 s;; .1bolloths, £14 So: hliefers, L9 2s 04 ; rows, £11 ; porters, S13 IIto f4Se; vows, £4 So to £7150 66. LANArXtE.-At Messrs Ls.Wpcy, ...

... situated near the Old Graveyard and about three miles from Wiahaw, whereby Robert Gilloo, overs man, residing in Clydesdale Rows, and Alexander M'Mnrdo, residing in Caledonia Road, Wiahaw, lost their lives. apjiears that these men left the splint-coal ...

... 405 exhibitors; while at the forthcoming exhibition 24,UU2tt. have been applied for by €51 exhibitor*. Provided the various rows of sheds were placed end to end, the exhibits not worked by machinery would be over three miles in length ; the machinery motion ...

... I :CVi'CH BANKMUPTS., (From the Edinburgh Gazette.% SEQUESTRATIONS. rune 23. JOHN MUNRO, Elm Row Vills, Bali-. h feary, near: Inverness. Creditors to meet in the b Irtwenrztora' Chamuoer, Castle, Inverness. 13th j Jaii, at twelve ?? MacDonald, Fs iimtor ...