... groops of five brought out four lotsnamely, the progeny of ' Macgregor,' Prince Lawrence, • Stod•Book Laddie,' and • Laird Darnley.' There was really no competition for the first plus. Toe ' Macgregor' animals were admitted to he one of the best, it not the ...

... Lodge, Kilnslnso-k, on the 17th Fell., the wife of J. 1). Mackintosh, solicitor: a srns. MATHER—At L-adhall, Klrnamnck, on the 17th Yehruary, the wife of kelander Mather a daughter. MATTHEW—At tie Origin* , Seces•inn Manw, Kulinning, on the I eh 7 ., t ...

... to Eliza Hunter, daughter of Thomas Murray, Esq. At Main-street, Kilwinning, on the 19th instant, by the Rev. Alexander Macgregor, Mr Peter Wilson, to Miss Jeanie, INPliechan. At Wheatpark Cottage, St Quivox, on the 19th instant, by the Rev. James Wilson ...

... Charles Marshall, KA., late schoolmaster of the parish of Ardroasan. MATHER—At tleldon Howe, Ramer's' Cartic, County Durham, in the 30th Nov., Etiphemia Alston, second daughter of William Mather . , and gra nddaughter of the late Janice Mitchell, Esq. of Darwhilling ...

... iIAitRIAGES ANDERSON MACGREGOR At Waterside, Dalmellington, Ayrshire, on the 28th Nov., by the Rev. James Patrick, U.P. Church, Patna, James Anderson, teacher, to Janet, second daughter of the late Robert MacGregor.. engineer, Dalmellington Ironworks ...

... bounds showed for the first time fora yeas post a considerable demur. Tow all to the W. M. Macgregor of Trees was advocated by the Rev. Mr Rath of Glasgow. Mr Macgregor intimated that he considered it his duty to accept. and the commissioners from Troon with ...

... UPHOLSTERY DEPARTMENT. NEV°N, SHAW, & MACGREGOR are me. amd to undo:take ell bads at Work ia Branch, having EXPEILLINCED Premises who will give most careful eiligAlle tad Orders. Dcrnrc-Roon Re-Stuffed and In Haireloth. Velvet, or Morocco. Daawmo-Ence ...

... Ayr, on the 27t1u Nov., the infant son of Mr William Ingram. MATHER—At Meldon House, Barnard Castle. County Durham, on the 30ili Nov., Euphemii. Alston, second daughter of William Mather, and granddaughter of the late James Mitchell, Esq. of Darwhilling ...

... 25th Jam the wdo of William Arbuckle, el a WuOtar. ESSEN—At Woodeids Cottage, on the let July, the wife of Alexander Essen, Mather, Pindisery, of a HODLIE—At Mauchline, on the 97th Jud, shames Hodge of a daughter. LANG—At Dr/burgh, Road, Ayr, oe the Seth ...

... of five brought oat foar lots— namely, the progeny of ' Macgregor,' ' Prince Lawrence,' ' Stud-Book Laddie,' and 'Laird Darn ley.' There wis really competition for the firat place. The ' Macgregor ' animals were admitted to be one of the best, if not the ...

... la the yearliog fillies, the progeny of Macgregor had it almost to themselves. Amongst the males there were several very geed geldings. Twenyear.old colts were an extra good clam, and here also the Macgregor, virtually swept the decks. For the eweepstakee ...

... class of dairy cows in milk Mr W. Mather, Newton-Mearns, was first, with a splendid animal, which has taken first prizes at Barrhesd, Mearns, Fenwick. The best of the cattle claiesee were perhaps the cows in calf. Mr Mather and Mr Abram Kerr exhibited animals ...