... attempt to ” will be seen ne as regards light mporary is worthy means should be . atam a evatam Secretary— ev. bt Council—Messrs Thomas Milne, bank James Walker ; and George Professionals—Messrs James Gray, F Ellon Castle; Joseph Leighto William Pirie, Arnage ...

... proof ; that was a Peterhead man. About the time that Rums was here, there lived amongst us a well-known j character called Thomas Matthew. lie was tailor, and had house of his own in Longate Street, and used to compos* rhymes in great abundance. Tam claimed ...

... in parts, bora testimony alike to their own industry and to the able instructions of their teachar. After short interval Mr Thomas Yula, precentor the congregation, in vary complimentary address, along with tha best withes of the congregation, presented ...

... Sealield, Viscounts Stnthollan Siomiont, Lords Sultoun, Colville of Culross, Loi.if, and Bolhavcn. claira was also put in for Thomas Drummond vote Karl of I’etth. The named having taken the oath of allegiance her Majesty—Lord being separately aworn as a Homan ...

... Robertson, Kidd, Maitland, and Boyd—to report to an early meeting. Applications from the following candidates were then read:- —Thomas Nicholson, .lames Craig, John M. Smith, and James l ord. Finn report the joint committee appointed with ref.-rmoc to tire ...

... THE SALE OF THOMAS WALKER’S EFFECTS in HvLUonth.’ gof Tin.U'D.w, Stli r, will include tiie following Illustrated Works Illustrated News. 10 vols ; Brown’s Highlauds; the Indian I-lupin- Hlusiruled ; Horti. ullunil Cabinet; Loud m Florist. 12 Vids.; Fin ...

... youthful vocalist, who lias com. . | (un with the Chambers Institu- Irom Loudon with reputation which has lulli , lji)a ( i, bv •‘Thomas Bell, Esq., Petereontinned and brilliant success iiu i.i.i (|., ,. l l , .bKb),whooii Wednesdaytlie2BlhDce., has ill the provinces ...

... W. Petrie, 2 John Petrie, New Deer; 3 Wm. Pctfio. Gooseberries, red-1 Alex. Taylor. Bog j 2 Wm. Smith, jun., New Deer; Mrs Thomas Taylor, New Doer. Currants, black—l and 2 John Moir, 3 James Milne. Currant*, rod—l James Milne, 2 and - Currants, while—l ...

... some such principle that the odours of the dung-heap are allowed to salute our nostrils from breakfast up to mid-day. The hardy sons of toil, and the shopkeepers takirg their morning constitutional walk round the harbour, must have the senses highly gratified ...

... ihat mortem examination the body woman M‘Hardy, who died suddenly on Sabbath last, has resulted an opinion that death was caused through the effects of medicine taken for an improper purpose; and that Mr Thomas, surgeon, W’est Port, from whose shop the ...

... Cardno, Fraserlt John Gibb, Moss-side, Rathen James Guthrie, Fraserburgh James Gall, Boghead, Longside Thomas Garland, jue., Ardlethen, Ell ‘Thomas Godsman, Nether | James Westfield, Premnay of Greens, Balthangie, | George Gruer, Whitestone, Birse Tough ...

... Whitecairns ll. John Hutchison of Monyruy dae. ‘Alexander Hosie, farmer, Archballoch, Alfo John Hall, Brachead, Leslie George Hardie, Auquhorthie James Harvie of Potterton, Belhelvie George Henderson, sen., Contlach, Craig George Henderson, jun., Contlach ...