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... of intelligence—Scottish Intelligence —English intelligence—Notice concerning Merino Seep—lmportant agricultural queries—Obituary Character Mr Henderson—Notice to Correspondents—lndex to the volume. Edinburgh :— printed for Archibald Constable & Co. ...
... intelligence for the month ; List of new books on religion ; Reports of the more important proceedings of our National Church; an Obituary, in which will be recorded the deaths of those who, from their situation, or their conduct, have been conspicuous or useful ...
... 11, OIIIGINAL CoMMDNICAriOSS—FOETRT —Davy’s Lecture’s gh Chemistry Reports, Foreign* Naval, Parliamentary, IDomest.c, and —Obituary, &c. The edition of bio, 1, sale above ami the two numbers may be had separately. *^' No. 111, will early in October. MARKETS ...
... Remarks on a Passage in Livy—Letter from Proiector—'List of Fishes the Frith o , c Foreign, Naval,. Domestic, and Reports *Obituary of Person-Stoi-ks ‘■■uA'rarkets—Quarterly List of Publications. . Any ICumher may be 'tad srparaiely sTA TE LO TTEIi Y OFFICE ...
... India House, when the ship luglis, of 1200 tons, Capt. W. Hay, was taken up and stationed for Bengal and China. In the Madras obituary find the names of Major-General E. Collins, John Byng, Esq. Judge and Magistrate, Trichinopoly, and Mrs Defries, relict of ...
... Scotland, from mi unexhausted or unexplored —lo record the remarkable occurrences the republic of letters, including an obituary its eminent characters, —to progress and pie e.:t state the fine, well the u»e-fuj arts, —and to preserve a faithful journal ...
... hi-fmy, and ant.qu.t.esof yet unexhausied or unexplored-to .eco.d the r-. arU L occurrences of the republic o. lette.s .nu obituary of its eminent cl.aracters.-to oress and pre-.e.,t state ol the fine, xve.l as id the use fu7ar,s,-and to preserve fa.thlul ...
... t. Gen. The death of Lieutenant Colonel 1 Fra ser, who tell in the above siege, is bonouiably iecorded, as follows, the obituary the Madras Gazette May first . «• Killed in sortie of the enemy, the Pettah Asseerghur, on the evening the 19th April, having ...
... S—REIVIEVV of BROWN’S PHYSIOLOGY the MIND—REMARKS on the proceedings of lust GENERAL. ASSEMBLY of the CHURCH SCO 1- LAND—OBITUARY, Jtc. fkc. Prtnreti for William Blackwood, Edinburgh; and T and W. Davies, London. is publislud, B LACK WOOD’S EDINBURGH ...
... entitled Wallace.” Literary Intellioenck— Works preparing for Publication—Monthly List of New Publications Monthly Register ——Obituary —John Rennie, Esq ; Mrs Ramsay of Birnton, dec. &c. Edinburgh: Printed for Archibald Constable Company and sold all the ...
... e ganu' place, since the finurai iiohert Hums. of course, the interment Colonel Pcvster, v, hose death hilly noticed our obituary ol next and who at the tune his demise, was probably the oldest in his Majestv s service. As hi ted tin occasion, the gallant ...
... fever at present raging violently in this town and neighbourhood,—making dreadful ravages in some families,—of which onr obituary another civ* furnishes one very melancholy instance. The from Spato ns melancliolv view the mis-govcrument and alhnrs that ...