... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... break (2s &I by Mr David Tennant, and 2s 6d by the Stewartou Chemical Manure Cu.)*Johu Macgregor. Straightest ploughing (5s by Mr It Lindsay, Brae' head)--Jobn Macgregor. Best over the crown (5s by Mr Thos. Walker, V . :S.) *James Walker. Bet finish (a whip ...

... won about 100 first prizes. The second prize was awarded to a good type of a cow belonging to Mr Jas. Lawrie's herd. Mr Wm. Mather's Sloth II., winner of the first prize at Kilmarnock, had to be content with the third place. Last season this cow had a ...

... soil proved a complete success. The pastor, the Rev. W. M. Macgregor, presided, and the addreases by the Rev. Edward Hayman, the Rev. John Macgregor, Stockwell Free Church, and the Rev. D. Macgregor, of Elie, were listened to with much interest. TROON—SAD ...

... ploughman, to Agne., daughter of the late Thomas Caldwell, ptotuthoun, Vonderton. MATHER —MINNIE —At the Grand Hotel, on the th December, by the Rey. W. M. Macgregor, f lee Church. by the key. William Dunnet. Laigh kirk, Ka. ersamuck..tltnamlcr Matheo ...

... Tunneller, Miss Ella Collins, Mdme. Mariani, and Miss Clementi ; the gentlemen were Mr W. Parkinson, Mr H. Pope, Mr G. Harvey, Mr Mather, Mr F. Buriess, and Mr Durand. The pieces were On Monday night, The Bohemian Girl ; on Tuesday, Trovatore ; on Wednesday ...

... highly cow mended, Matthew Marshall, Stranraer. DRIVING TCRY•OrT Clam :VOL—Harness Mare or Gelding lbovis 14 2 Hands-1, J. A. Mather, Eccles House, Thorn. bill; 2, Mrs Mackie, Auchencaird, Castle Do.zz'as; 3, David Hastings, Jameaton, Kirkoewald; 1, Aitken ...

... candidates entered for four seats. The names of these candidates were :—Robt. Blakely, laundry proprietor, Winton Circus ; and Wm. Mather, Bayview Cottage, Ardrossan Road. These gentlemen will be declared duly elected when the day of election conies round. They ...

... and gained the first prize as a three. year-old at the llighland show in ISBB. Mr William Montgomery was second with a Macgregor filly, own to the Scotch and American prize hor-n M•Lennan. In the Derby the piers were practi , 7ally a repetition of ...