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... PERTH SHIPPING LIST. Arrived.-— Feb. G.—Varro, Nairn. 7. Thomas, Nairn. James and Christian, M‘Ritchic,—Newcastle, coals. 10* Betsy Aim Deas, Scotland, London three days, goods* Lord Lyuedoch, Fotheringharn, London, manure; Jessie* Ann, Cameron, Newcastle ...
... current, a bottle containing; a letter from Air Thomas Ini die, passenger in the ship Moscow, for New York, was found on the shore at Dipplc, near Girvan. The latter was addressed to his brother, John Hardie, and had been committed to the deep hy the writer ...
... ci«xht o'clock, in terms of adjournment, when Lord Mackenzie took his seat on the bench, along with Lord Meadowhank. John Hardie was placed at the bar on a charge of assault with intent to ravish, but owing the absence of the principal witness, the diet ...
... the parish of St Cuthben’s. The Reverend Mr Johnston, minister of the chapel, along with Mr Todd, W.S., Captain Thomson, Mr Thomas Macmillan, and John Lesslie, appeared for the petitioners; and the Reverend Dickson and Mr Paul, with Mr Ramsay, one of the ...
... of Lanarkshire for several rl too generous ever to begrudge others the rewards past. It is perfectly acclimate!, and Is so hardy as to their exertion, and the public honours which men hasn blossom through all the cold weather since IV not of their class ...
... petition was then laid on the table. SIR THOMAS TROUBRIDGE, NAVY PROMOTIONS. Mr Cobbett, at the morning sitting of the house, on Monday, presented a petition from Sandwich, containing allegations against Sir Thomas Troubridge, member for that borough. The ...
... Moodie, wife of Robert Heddle, Esq. of Melsetter, Orkney. At his house. 133 Princes’ Street, Edinburgh, on the Ist instant, Thomas Ramsay, Esq. At 7 Circus Place West, Edinburgh, on the Ist instant, Andrew Heiton, eldest son of Mr John Helton, builder. ...
... derive benefit from the duration of the Charter, he saw no reasonable ground for objecting to the motion of Hume. Swart, Mr Hardy, and Mr Hume again advocated the amendment; which was opposed by MrC. Ferguson and Lord Sandon, and rejected, a division, by ...
... rights,* hM it In Ins to ‘darken the air’ with garni of this description, all fed the expense of the tenant, will any one he hardy enough to assert, that the tenant, in miking Ids offer, made it the express tmtierstanding that the landlord was to act up ...
... the pelvis. well formed cow of the dairy breed resembles cone, having its base at the pelvis, and the apex the shoulders. Hardiness is a desirable quality in cattle. It is generally possessed in a high degree by the Scottish breeds. Highland bred cattle ...
... deceased that day between II and 12, Saw the place where was breaking stones, and his hammer lying beside the heap of stones. Thomas Girdwood, tenant at MumcrilN, recollects the day that Peddie’s body was found. Saw prisoner between three and fonr p. m. on ...
... under all the circum■ Lances add vicissitudes which it must necessarily attended, Should be encouraged and sustained. These hardy and destitute adventurers having no legitimate claim upon Government for their losses, renders a public appMd the more necessary— ...