... Woodier Foot fluorite. -I.kuitenant mid Captain Frederkli. CHIA.' to be adjutuit, vier litsrov, tie Qt ly. nth Kan.—Lie:lt:lmM Thomas Rutherford Thomson to ttr captain, by :iorchase. vice i.e . ., g who retires ; WAtor to 1w lieutehant. be purchase. eke Thomson; ...

... resources Mlle pawed the watch of honest Thomas Trail, Who laws had been as inmate of his House, And, with the Tories, char's of his abuse. But ne'er could sophistry nor wools prevail To draw from his alliegance Thomas Trail, Who at Isis work was regular as ...

... many of the floral beauties of the summer months hate now coated to bloom, vet there were a rich variety of flowers. both hardy and exotic. The collection of Georgina,' presented, in their fineness of form and beauty of colour, a wry interesting spectacle ...

... S'ptom• her; the Adelman, at Blontreal. Ith August, from Leith; the Marjory, Sleeks. at Quebec, August. from do ; Fi,m, port), Hardie, from I.with to Messina put 11110 Penzance lost the end of September, In distress with loss of topmasts. EAST INDIA SHIPPING ...

... the admirable breed of the West HOY* ennead. Ai we to be repotted. deem ,the sea, .gegendly epealking, : eß r hat seek The hardy breeds of the staple and them is . that what lb VOW WS. iliac), say be is every pad et MOAN& of Soodead. It **spa that as lames* ...

... vessel has been abandoned The Montreal hail on board when she struck part of the crew of the brig Illagdon, of Newcastle, James Hardie. onager . from Richmond for Lekk laden with tobacco. out 17 daysalvanshined on the 30th September last. in lat. 43. 13 N. ...

... Sir William Lumley ; Sir James Willoughby Gordon. hart. ; Sir Thomas !Hagerman Hardy, hart.; Lord Viscount Palmerston. Sir David Gould. Sir Georgo Anson, Sir John 0. Vandcleur, Sir Thomas Dallas, Sir P. Sutton. The Bank of England has issued a notice ...

... ur Hureey, was sentenced to 12 months' m t . prisonniect, fur theft committed at Ashbank Spinning Mill, Blitirgowrie. John Hardie, from Forfar, was sentenced to seven years' transperbition, for several sets of theft. Was Peebells, weaver, was put to the ...

... present, including several from this city. Provost White was in the chair; supported on the right by the Lord Advocate, Sir Thomas Dick Lauder, Dean of Guild Maefie, and Mr Cathcart ; on the left by Sir John Campbell, Mr Steuart of Alderston, M. P.. Mr ...

... Club. Cowards of 70 gentlemen dined there: &Noire! Mr P. Durham in the chair, supported by Hear-Admiral+ Sir C. Adams, I'. Hardy, T. Dunilas, J. teresfortl, C. Paget. R. Stopfotd. H. Whitshed, H. Neil, Capel, C. Sullivan. Lord G. Hammond, W. Ilothasit ...

... and proceeded on board the Royal George in one of the Lords of the ' Admiralty's boats, which was steered by Sir Thomas Master- ' man Hardy, Governor of Greenwich Hospital, as the King's Consent,. Her Majesty and suite arrived safe on board, and the whole ...

... scientific speeches. ate peculiarly esteemed. Thz following were the successful competitors : Best bouquet of flowers, the finest, Thomas Blair, apprentice, Fordel; best bouquet of flowers, the most tatefully done up, Mr Gregor, Drummond Abbey Garden. Cuirass ...