It would appear from the investigation which has taken place here, respecting the uttering of forged Bank of England Notes, that several persons have been concerned, and that the plan had succeeded to a considerable extent. It seems, however, to be now completely checked in this quarter. At present the following persons are in custody, on suspicion of being implicated, viz. Thomas Watson, weaver, William Campbell, cattle-dealer, Andrew Sangster, vintner, and James Henderson, egg-merchant; such of them as may be ultimately committed for trial, it is supposed, will be immediately removed to Edinburgh, to stand trial before the High Court of Justiciary.
Published in the Aberdeen Journal, Wednesday 19th March 1817.
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19 March 2017
8 September 2013
Andrew Sangster, Bourtie, deceased
NOTICE.
ALL those who were indebted to the deceased ANDREW SANGSTER, late in Haughs of Thorntown, at the time of his decease, are desired to pay the same, to William Ririe in Cotlandhillocks before the 1st of November next, to prevent expences; and those who have any claims on the estate of the said deceased Andrew Sangster, are desired to lodge them, properly vouched, with the said William Ririe.
(Not to be repeated.)
Haughs, 31st August, 1813.
Published in the Aberdeen Journal, Wednesday 8th September 1813.
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