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... spangled, cocks, any age—l Sir William Wiseman, Bart., R.N. ; 2G. and D. Low ; 3 Leith Andrew; William Mearns; very highly commended William Webster; commended William Chalmers. Hamburgs, gold spangled, hens, any age—l ...
... Littlewood. GRAND JURY. ' Sir R. D'Arcy Hildyard, of Sedbury, Bart. Foreman. Sir John Lawfon, of Brough -la11,' Bart. Sir M. M. Sykes, of Sledmere, Bart. William Milner, of Nun-Appleton - enry -Cholntlev,- of Howlham William Markham, of, ...
... - p Sir Allan Mackenzie, Bart: of Glenmuick. tht Archibald M'Kenzie, coal merchant, Dunmail, ber Cults. George William Nicol, shipbroker, 42 Regent Quay, Aberdeen. Tai Thomas Ogilvie, manufacturer, 2 .Westfield Hc Terrace, Aberdeen. * . : William Porter ...
... Mr. D. M'Laren, it was agreed to request ; the Lord Provost to accept the office of president, and on the motion of Sir 1, Moncreiff, Sir David Brewster wan appointed vlce-preaident. On the motion I of Dr. Begg, local committees were appointed for the various ...
... 'teacher of singing 'for the board's schools. Mr'William D. 'Watt, Aberdeen', was selected, the other.easdidAites' onl tie short lest being Messrs George Crookashaika, Aberdeen William C. Kirton, Buckie ;':and William Ironside, Nairn. ' ' ACCIDENT TO A TRAWLIR ...
... fpeaking. She, however, made figns for pen, ink, and paper, and wrote as nearly as poffible the following words:- Sir, William, groom; William, footman; John, Wife, and Mother, robbed you. She afterwards, butl ineffeclually, endeavoured to convey ?? farther ...
... deemed necessary ..to detain him. The accused was remanded. a SOUTHERNt DIVISION. 1. (Before Mr. Dix.) e Wifie .Beating.-William Dobbin, of Isbe-street, was put forward, charged with having assaulted his wife by striking her repeatedly on the face and ...
... in' t vice .TA'rJH!:iaw res~igned OD acco disri c, b ,,0 . . e , . IJA G:IST11,ATiES or.. LINLITRGbW. Sir j~aqA sI jR Ax b i P t v f '\Meff. William Napier, -° t 7 ~ : o, : 7William Benfide, ' Afd: O x Al6xander Lang,. ' I- N ?? o b ert M 'C u jadl och ...
... Napoleon's physicians. ADDnEsS BY SIR WILLIAM M'GREon.-Tlhe Aberdeen Branch of the Royal Scottish Geographical Society have arranged for an address by Sir Willinam M'Gregor on Thursday next, 14th curt. From Sir William M'Gregor's connection ...
... f6shcurer, Brora. i ACCIDENT- TO SIR JoiN F. CLARK, BART., or. TILLYPRONIE. - In thle course of the pro- th ceedings- at Aberdeen County Council yes- Ye terdayi the convener, Mr A. M. Gordon, ve read a telegram from Sir ' John Clark,i who had intended ...
... additional donae . tions :-Miss Melville, 75 Bon-Accord Street, 5s Mr Robert Meff, baker, George dSreot, 52 loaves. . GENEBOSITY Or Sit WLLIHi CUNLIFFE 1BBooKs.-Sir William ' Canlifle Brooks, Bart., has sent to the Rev. John G. M'Bain, St Margaret's, ...
... youngest daughter William Lawrence, aged nine months. M'KENZIE. —At Guestrow, Aberdeen, on the 10th inst, CATHERINE CROMAK, wife of Charles M’Kenzie, aged 70 years. M‘WILLIAM. —At 9 Church Street, Huntly, on the 12(h inst., Christian M'William, daughter the ...