Notices (1) of an Ancient Canoe found in the river Tay, near Errol; (2) a Grinding-stone found on the Sidlaw Hills; (3) a Beggar's Badge of Sixteenth Century found in Dundee; and (4) a Spear-head of Flint found in the carcass of a Whale – Being recent add

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