... lnertoW's Gaieltecr of Scotlud:- by In the reiga'sf. James L, one lufff of the barony of Branx- as hobo belonged to Sir Thomas Inglis. This gentlemnan was en a lever of peace, ill able to bear the excitements, and con- mst filets, and perils of the ...

... hi-ns, coloured Dorking--1st and 21, ?? and lOs.). Mrs. Fergussoui Blair, of Btlbthayock, ?? ; 3d (Certificate of Aerit), Thomas Stobie, Ballocli- - niek,Iuehlyve. 11 iglily COin Cnled-.Henry Heys, Spring- field House, Barrlhead. Class 2. Cockerel and ...

... per ?? Advertiser. SHOOTING EXTRAORDINARY.-The Earl of Mansfield with a party of 5 guns (Lord Stormont, Lord C. Ker, Sir Thomas Moncrieffe, and Captain Murray), had three days' shooting omi the Logiealmond estate, the week before last, when the enormous ...

... -An inquest wa - f:id at the house of Mr. Wiin. Eogg, innkeeper, D;I e, in the perish of Niorliam, before Mr. Hardy, oni tle body of Thomas Todd, farm servant I to '.ii l'eorgo Carr, of New Greenlanwalls, agoed 22 1 yeeI.. Froin the evidence it appeared ...

... John W Thomas to be Lieutenatnt-Co1onel, 'nithout purchiase, 'vice 'Brevet Coioiel E -B. Brooko, apposiited Inspectiisg Field Officer of a; Recruiting District; Brevet Marei Chalrles Bhrnard !hague 'to be maior, withlout purchase, 'vicel Thomas, Lieuteniiant ...

... SHIPWRECOK On Thursday, a meeting of the Royal National Lifeboat Institution was held at its house, ..ohiiStreet;,Adelpl4ii Thomas Chapman'Esq. F ?? in the chair. There were also ?? SirAThoma&'Herbert, ?? Ad- miral Gordon, Deputy Master of the Trinity House; ...

... by David Suiith, Esq.; William Robertson, Efsq., banker ; George Fleming, Esq.; William Millar, Esq.; David Giilorzr, Esq.; Thomas Ramsay, Esq.- David Walker, Esq.; Wim. M-'Ewan, Esq.; and Thomias Robin, Esq. John Millar, Esq., croupier, supported by James ...

... lFleming, Mr. VWoodbide,. Mr. Stirling, Mr.. tesli6, Mr. Hutcfieson, Mr. MIKenzic, Messrs. Cross, J. Cberrie, Archld. Cullen, Thomas - Ingles, - Cowie, 1 ohhn -Ramsay, Glasgow; James 'Waddell, Airdrie Hill; Vin. Black, jun.; Robert Graham, David Waddell, ...

... committee. oc The House adjourned at 9.1l Pa.. Ld_ HOUSE OF COMMONS-FRIDAY. I The SPEAKER took the chair at four o'clock. 7' Mr. Hardy took the oaths and his seat for Midhurst; in 7i ?? 3't. the room of Mr. Warren, appointed a Master in Lunacy. a 5 Mr. FINLAY ...

... Chairman of tile I Society; Thomas Chapman, Esq., ?? V.P., Deputy- Chairman; Alexander Boetefeur, Esq.; Admiral F. Bullock; Admiral D. Bethune, C.B. ; Montague Gore, Esq.; Captain G. A. Halsted, R.N. ; Vice-Admiral Sir Thomas Herbert. K.C.B. ; CommanderJ ...

... the bill, and supportedl the resolu. tion, as the best means of arriving at a satisfactory settle- mnet of the question. Mr: HARDY deprecated tile course ihich had been taken. of proceeding by resolution on the second reading, urging that if the two points ...

... Capt. Montgomery, 'Alifteside, Jas. n1 Codrington, Sir Hankey, r1. Sir G. WIliitinoe, H., 6. W. Hardy, G. . Moody, Charles W~illiams, 001.. ICole, Henry A. Hardy, Jobn Mlorgan, 0. Willoughby, Sir 8 . Cole, J. Lowry Hassard, AT. Morgan, Major H. Si Colobrooke ...