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... 0 0 Os h Shaws.. . 3 0 3 -10 Sliasss 5 3 0 3 ?? Scotch R-es on board ship 70s, 75s, and fiOs. $.,VI I l'IrEI D M-nA-KE -r-April 25. Tlhetaupply to -day as Ito weight is quite as gaod as last M 1oudav~'thootui tlwsevfeI pfreponderate in number, whilst ...
... I SCOTCH PARLIATMENTARY BUSINESS. April li. Rcdinbul arid Glasgowv Railway Bill-Re- ported; report to be taken into furiher consideration uco0 Tuesday 30th April, and to lie printed. Sbhools (Scotland) Bill-Second reading deferred till Tharrsday. ?? ]lav ...
... 0,5 ,,/to EDINBURGH MA AKT April 2. There wore in the market to-da 1sacks oatmeal, I each weighing 280 lbs. imperial,wic sold' thus 6 at 44s.,_and 6 ,tt 43s. Average, 43s. Gd. E~D-INBUfRGH HAY &STRAW MIARKET, ~-April -2. Supplies of all kinds these ...
... THURSDAY, APRIL S. — b } “A SECOND EDITION of th- 41 “URY is ps lis he every Monday Afiernosn, containing Reports of the ondon Corn and Cattle Markets of that day, the state of the Funds, The and all other intelligence received by Telesraph. Second Edition ...
... & ARBioAeo PArL A r.W . - Week ending April-27. Passengers, 5,838-Receipts, . C158 11 2jr Goods, &c 218 9 -2 £427 0 4j DUsMEE, PSETH, & ABEEDEES RAILWAY Juscnoa. Week ending April 26. Passengers,4,390-Recelpts, pts ...
... the table, to which he succumbed in 1760, at the age of' fifty-one.' This brought the third generation of the Coutts 'on the stage corn merchapots and comin ssion agents, graduafly coming to be bankers.' The two sons of John Coutts, Patrick and Thomas, on ...
... with a stric injunc- tion to draw £5 extra from a passenger who had paid second class, anid received-by mistake a first- c class birth, and not under any circumstances to h show his written instructions to any of the pas- sengers. Two passengers joined ...
... terd their mectings. Messrs Bett and spoke to a similar effect, and the wotion of Bailie Fyfe was agreed te. Ata sabsequent stage of the proceedings, the Lorp Pro- vost, in replr to a question hy Mr Ridpath, stated that by act of Parliameat the Water Company ...
... cent. on long interests and property on the half year ending on the 5th April next. Mr Selwyn asked the amount of the Rest. The Governor said, it was calculated that on the btb April, the period when the Bank accounts would be made out, that it would be ...
... following April (1835), the right hon. Baronet was defeated on the famous l Appropriation Clause of the Irish Tithe Bill, and Lord Melbourne once more resumed the reins of Government. This, the second Melbourne Ministry, endured from April, IS35, to ...
... CONVENTION ( OF ROYAL BURGHS. — WEDNESDAY, APRIL 18. The annual meeting of the general Convention of the royal burghs of Scotland, which, at the meeting in July last, it was agreed to hold in April instead of July, took place this day at 12 o'clock, in ...
... their The Edinburgh Eleven, in their second innings, were rather unlucky, having only scored 48, leaving the Grange and Military Eleven 123 rans to gain. About six o’clock the Grange and Military went in for their second innings, and at a quarter before eight ...