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... 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 ...
... Glasgow; the second by D. C. Mather, Lochcarron; and the third by Angus Macrae, Callander. The first place for local bagpipe playing was taken by J. Macgregor, the second by C. Spartam, and the third by Miss E. C. S. Macgregor. Throwing the 22-Ib. hammer ...
... Hen. black or brown red and sp. J. A. Mather; 2 and 6. Sheppard. Forfar; 3, A. Smart; 4, W. Kerr. Jun.; 5. W. A. Gibson, Forfar. Game Hen. any other colourâl, W. A. Gibson: 2, George Jollie, Leslie; 3. J. A. Mather; 4, W. Kerr, jun.: 5, John Dick, Birdston ...
... 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 ...
... TWEED WAREHOUSE, Bs Ovr Price ake TAB THe SELECT RA gS OF MATERIALS IN SHADES. MATHER & CO., 19 WARD ROAD, DUNDEE, SHUT—WEDNESDAYS at 3 p.m. NEW TABLE _LIN ENS. MACGREGOR & BALD RE now Showing a Splendid Selection of NEW CLOTHS and NAPKINS from the Best ...
... happy learn, pretty well recovered from their injuries. Petrie, the driver, left this for his own home sometime ago ; but Mathers, the stoker, who was most severely injured, will only leave the Station Hotel to-morrow. This man’s recovery is almost miraculous ...
... Balmachree ; 2, Mr of 10 Cheviot Wedders—1, Mr Strother, , Balmachree ; 2, Mir Macrae, Best Peo Arras Mather, Best Pen of 10 Black(aced Wedders—1, Mr Arras Mather ; 2, Mr Best Pen of 20 Cross ot Half-bred Mr Best Pen 10 Cross or Half-bred varter-olde—1, Mr Tet ...
... Ballingua, Esq., :—RolmarsoN.--At Dowdy's Temper. el, Stirling, on the Inst.. by the Rev. Ikon Harper, Mime, waisted by the Mather, Langbank, Robert Steven, ',al Bank of Scotland, Musselburgh, to I=and only surviving daughter of es Robertson, Mar Street ...
... Mr Harkness, watchmaker, Kinross. Perth League.—Last night the annual smoking concert was held in the Waverley Hotel. R. Macgregor Mitchell occupied the chair, and Mr R. M. Clark, jeweller, acted croupier. There was large attendance ol local cricketers ...
... Matins sent in some stingers at but Mather and lionnar met him with end then scored off Steyn. Bonnar played soft to Steyn and skied—the first ins falling for 21. King succeeded, but only had been addi , l when Mather, in al i ting a pull, got lbw to the ...
... Brown. The Mill well, on the Sth inst., by the Rev. Wiliam Meeneill, grocer and chant, to Janet Gardner, eldest da George Macgregor, miller and grain m Wharrie fous h inst by iis on the i daughter of the late | Watson. Craigmuir, | Been amietad bo the ...
... Biallid, Ewes above One Shear—l D. Stewart, 2 A. Macrae, 3K. Macgregor. Glmmers ami 2 i). Stewart, 3sA_ Macrae. Tup Eamhs-i A Macrae, 2U. Macgrogor, 3U. (Stewart. Ewe Lambs—l and 3R. Macgregor, 2 A. Macrae. Twenty Kwe Lambs—D. ‘Wilson, Killiehuntly. Best ...