... DANIEL BLYTH, MATHER AND HIDE MERC HAST, 5 CHURCH STREET, INVERNESS. EDINBURGH WOOL SALES. MU GIRDWOOD respectfully re*iu that WOOLS and SHEEP SKINS intended for SALE of 25th June, be delivered the -Int. N.B.—Orders for Sheets and Bags are requested early ...

... Tux Cathboeau— Provost Mather ha* iaaned letter to hia congregation in the following tarma:— •• Boaroemouth, 3l»t December 1895. My Deer Frlende, -Though I nimble sddieee yon penoaelly, ueoel, on ecoount the greet dieteooe now temporerily •«Derating at ...

... Mackenzie, Macgregor, Invergordon, wheat; Villager. Nicol, Alloa, coals. 27, Jane Margarets, Young, Inverkeithing, ditto; Jessie, Mackintosh, Liverpool, salt; Derwent, Fowler, Sunderland, lime. 28, Trader, Aitkins, Sunderland, lime; Lotus, Macgregor, Portmahomack ...

... Maclean, Macduff, Muirtown; Rose, Macgregor, Inver. ness, do.; Trusty, Macgregor, Macduff, do.; Dolphin, Cap. pock, Beauly, do. 7, Mermaid, Doran, Beauly, Dublin; Good Intent, Mackenzie, Invergordon, do.; Rose, Macgregor, Muirtown, Burghead; Mary Ann, Runcie ...

... l>ought blackfaced lambs from Mull at Gleuforslan wedders, 235. Mr Macintyre, Gleneo, sold his Cheviot lambs 12s. f»d. Mr Mather, Driinintoran, bought cross and Cheviot lambs at 12s. Mr Oliver Barr sold his ewes at 21s. The advance sheep upon last year ...

... Nethy Bridge ; 3, R. Cruickshank. Gran Ke*l of Tulloeh—l. Mather, Loehcsrron; 2. Pipe- Major Sutherland, Fort George ; 3. Andrew Murray, Nethy-Bridge. . _ , Bagpipe Haying (Marches)—l, Mather, Lochcarroc.; 2. Angus Macrae, Callander; Pipe-Majorhutberland ...

... photographer. Alexander Ross, architect. G. M. Mather. James Nicol. G. Galloway. James Kyle. John Mactavish, bank secretary. W. Macgregor. Alex. Marshall. R. Macdonald. A. Macleod. Rainey Munro. John Dallas. Macgregor. Jonathan Rosa. Alex. Simpson. G. Macdonald ...

... PUBLIC SCHOOL. ARMY, NAVAL, A PROFESSIONAL CET, D. FEARON RANKING, M.A. (Oxon), ir F. W. M. & Davie, B. Cantad. (Honours in Mather A., (Honours ia C gS. 8. Hicurietp, 's College, Oxtord Gerr K. Mutter, | Weat India Sandhurst Medical Frelimifary \RF, ...

... years and a-half—previous to trial. The second case is that outrage committed by Austrian officers on a British subject. Mr Mather, son of gentleman resident in Westminster, while a visit at Florence, Was wantonly attacked by two officers in arms, was cut ...

... that inches ; 2, D. Macdonald, 17 feet 3 iaches ; | 1 that in the | Macdonald, 15 feet 4 inches. Pipe Music (open)—1, D. C. Mather, Inve tained | (medal); 2, Colin Trompson, irman, Wemyss, Dingwall. 1, D. Macdonald, 11 fe: Vaulting ommit- motion | W. Macdonald ...

... Edinburgh; 4. J. Mscneill, jnn., Edinburgh. Gillie Callum-l, D. C. Mather; 2. John 3. George J. Melvin, Aberdeen; 4, John ICCoU; 5, Grahaaae Macneilage. Peel of Tulloch-1. D. C. Mather; 2, John M’Coll; 3, George J. Melvin ; 4. Grahame Macneilage. Strathspey ...

... J. G. Macgregor, Fearn, obtaived } most Plate, for the best avimal uoder two yeé in- hibited by a tenant-farmer. SHEEP. There was a capital display of sheep. Sh sheep or wedders were a g: od class, the fir hair- being won by Mr John Arres-Mather, Deini ...