in Ordieaton, had John, baptised March 25, 1759: sanctities, John McWillaam, in BrackLich, and Chas. Gordan, in Ordie.iton. Clucks, baptised April 1, 1755: wit., Charles Gordon, in Ordiaiton, and John McWillie, in Bracklach. Jean Gordon and Hugh Duncan, in Drywelle, had babel!,

BRAVERY REWARDED. A public meeting of the Provost and Magistrates of Elgin was held on Saturday in the Burgh Court-House for the purpose of presenting the Royal Humane Society's awards to Mr Joseph Harvey and Mr Alexander Cowie for the bravery they showed in the disaster that oc

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I HEATING.—The church of Ythan Welt/ was heatzd dor the first time on Sunday by the hot water pipe system. The work of fitting up the pipes was executed by Messrs Rae and eng►neers, Invernrie.

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Haarturr-Ftat.n Acctoesr.—An unfortunate and serious accident befell Mr Alexander Meanie. baker, Anchleven and Insch, on Friday. While he was employed in a field reaping oats, which he bad purchased on the previous day at the sale at Backpark Farm, the homes took fright, and bel