... Hospital, Aberdeen Foirlater, William. Maecduff, shipowner Feleing, Isabella, Gleoilivet ?? Jon, C fny , actor Fbmlem Joh,, Crown Street, Ahdn., mercht. Foctlsirt, A lc. brdeen, advocate Fryter, M ele ee n of Alness Forbe n 0s residing Fo rbes Jimes Aberdeen ...

... has received from Paris the present magnificent crimson velvet throne, sumptuously embroidered in gold, and surmounted the Crown France. Thb Minister Baron I’runnow left Ashburnham House, London, on Monday for J’etersburgh, after having represented ,Russia ...

... Creek Text, in 6 vols. and 4 vols. Solo-Hebrew Bibles, Svo amd l2mo-MossesMarcus's Hebrew Grammar, withpoints, 8vo -Storr and Flatt's Biblical Theology, by Schmucker, 8vo-Hill's Lectures in Divinity, 2 vols.-Moses Stuart's Commentary on the Bomans, Svo-Dwight's ...

... 1856. - NO.,-147,'CROWN STREET. ag a. - -:'-! SALE:OF H1odaeiOed-irixtUre, Pianofor t, Bed and -Table 9t : - 'Linen, MIYangle, &c - ; P On. TUESDAY the 22d Julk, there will be sold, by public roup, in th the House, No. 147, Crown Street; . e H T IE EI ...

... Wiseman. Easter Oakenhead. 2. Alexander Mitchell, anderburgh. 3. William Kose, do. Second English Class. \st Division. 1. James Flatt, Branderburgb. 2. Duncan Turnbull, do. 3. John Junor, Lossiemouth. 2nd Division, 1. Ann Ross. Lossiemouth. 2. Charles Collie ...

... believed Gnr Cr- b~y tise step of the gig ; that -one of Isis temples was severelyGnr ;I, bruised sties contused, cana also the crown of his head, and offier.a ate thsat lie was dragged, Isis feet liavisig caught in the sprliig to ream ned oftm i ;tsth ultimately ...

... was immediately (lone with a similar result ; and the two victorious sportsmen went on their way rejoic- in g. THE SHORT Srx-Flatt.—While one of the boat's crews presently prosecuting the herring fishing at Lossiemouth, were pursuing their usual avocation ...

... unlike the veaty deep thou artds leO In depth of fathoming our soul and hecart; da ee Tleat all our eloud-capped crags and enow-crown'd heights go )re Never o'er-topp'd thy faincy in its flihts; t ot That even tbs rainbow with its myrssad huels nns Ot Is not ...

... actillery of j elcoccIc leave for Jutlaned, to besiege FeeeitadocpiieB a-entice provinice.m is His lloydl lilgicieses the Crown Ptrince end tics Fioeld-Marelcel to Lit (Von Wrongsl) isituessed the first teet of bite attack from tics cc it height icear ...

... Feet SOU '5 ill' Dol. 'Do. 1bbit , BLAM I' 1iLLINGS, 2,11(1NV I, \\iITE OA K. I,'Qs1 , ASIL. 1,flU It E 'RED I N E.K 2, ti ,, FLATT TAMIARACE, 1,2111, CCIIIt Y R131C[M. till , CII I`IRY. 5('d, 5'LNT 111 ,, F sSS11D 2,5111 ,, ScciisQsiittly BRIGHT TINE DEALS ...

... administration than was hoped. I wonder whether it has occurred any of the Irish politicians, who for their own personal enda have flatte/edaikd inflamed the delusions of the Irish peasantry on the land question, that some responsibility for the recent outrages ...

... Matthews, 2, Albyn Terrace, , e Mrs Roes, I, Albyn Place, fo -Mrs Sham, 15 Dee Street, K.Mrs Gasrden, 145, Crown Street, 1,Mrs Leith, 23, Crown Street, Mrs Williamson, 15, Union Terrace, , M~rs Esplini, 3, Ferryhlill Place, Mrs Paterson, Spring-garden ...