... Glasgow , 1 shows two water-colours , and ' tile names also appear in ' ^ the catalogue of two Scottish ladies—Moina ^ Mathers MacGregor . with a study in red challc , and . Winifred Hope ThomBom with three miniatures .. ...

... TTMBRELLAS. walking-sticks, bags and baskets, pocket U liaeks. cheap.—MacGregor, 2 George Street, Mil Lettu Walk (opposite Crown Street). MERELLAS Covered—Re-covering Frames saws one- third original cost—W. Rcss, umbrella maker. _eors« IV. Bridge. j ...

... Day (Ans. 251 is accompanied with& Splendid PANORAMIC VIEW of RELSINGFORS and SVEABORO, Lithographed by Messrs Maclure & Macgregor. THE LADY'S NEWSPAPER and PICTORIAL TIMES, the only Pictorial Newspaper devoted to the Interests of Woman, contains—Engravings ...

... & D. Macgregor, Edinburgh, for masonry ; Messrs Drysdale & Gilmour, Leith, for oarpentery and joinery ; Mr A. Ogilvy, Leith, for slating • Messrs Soon k Dario, Leith, for plastering; Mr J. Lauder, Leith, for plumbing and gastitting ; N Mather & Son, ...

... Assembly Kooms about halfpast two o’clock. The hall was profusely decorat«l with flags in honour the occasion. Mr Donald R. Macgregor, the senior member of the , l, appointed the Treason, occupied the chair. On hi* right nat Provoat Watt, of Leith ; Sir lUiam ...

... afforded every Facility _conaistent with safety . The Provost Further _stated that he had also received _a letter _From Mr Macgregor , chairman of the committee So carry _out the _arrangements for the _opening of the _new dock _. _1 [ _u had also _hail calls ...

... by Mr. Lockhart, and got by Handsome Prince. Messrs. Rigg, Banks, Kirkcudbright, were fourth with a well-coloured colt by Macgregor . Mr. Wallace, Clayorop, had his Prince Fortunatus colt, which was first at Newton-Stewart, entered, but he was not shown ...

... ods anu _' piK-iron . _r- ; - ; •'• ::.. _••'• i • _• - • i . _' • - _; _' . _ , • .. • _ 1- ' ; Charlotte ; _-17 , _Mather , _. from _Newhurgh—oats and wheat .. - _i _' _;; _. _ _-f _' _: _t _''• _i _^ _ _' ' _^ v ' - _; _. ' CLEARED ' OVnyAIlDS ...

... Climie, reviding in lochwinnoch-credi tors meet in the Rose and Thistle Hotel, Paisley, 1 7th September, one o'clock. John Mather, merchant in Aberdeen-creditors meet in the Royal Hotel there, 17th September, two o'clock. The Montrose Foundry Comnpan- ...

... petty and fish customs, and steal yard of the burgh of Musselburgh for the ensuing year have been re-let to Mr William Macgregor, contractor, FUherrow, for the sum of SJ2O, increase of £-10 over the price of last year. Edinburgh Naturalists' Field Clcb ...

... every show except at Kilmarnock, where she was beaten by Mr. Mather's Apology, who again encountered her Kilmarnock rival, and carried off the first prize, Apology being second. Mr. Mather also had the third prize with Border Queen, a very nice fiveyear-old ...

... of I iron in DR MACGREGOR OH HIS EXPERIENCES 1N AIISTRALLL TIM Nev. Dr MacGregor the telenliel at the annual social meeting of . Cherub last night, on which he gam i account of his vista to Auetralie. and his ex ' there. MacGregor said that it wool ...