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... 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 .. ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... occasion include nearly all the plums of Mr. Walker's select and extensive stook. The Clydesdales to be sold include the Macgregor mare Sweetbrier, which is so well-known to show-goers as having been • very prominent prize winner at all the leading shows ...
... deputation from the • Soctety_visited the famous Qly 'it :Kirkcudbright, and hired from . Air,. Montgo mery the wellknown Macgregor horsetail' milk, which won for Mr. 'Smith, of Blitoon Point, the third prize at the ' Royal' at Chester, and fourth prize ...
... o'clock will be Sold by Auction. CALLENDER, C.A.. 51 Hanover St. ST CU'IHBERFS PARISH CHURCH. Evening Service, Rev. H. A. MATHERS, LLD. Collection for Endowment of New Par. Church. D STOCKS, Bootmaker, GUAHANTKIfiI EASE STYLE. PERFECT FIT la his MEASURB ...
... Midtown Farm, Findrassie. Elgin : Robt. H. MacKessack, Newton of Struthers, Fortes ; Gavin B. Marshall, Howe. Farm, Annan ; John Mather, Lampits, Carstairs Junction, Lanark ; Alex. Mitchell, jr., Muirside, Galston ; R. A. Ogilby, D L, of Pelipar, Dangiven , ...
... by 227 stud horse Prince of Fashion. The`outittanding moons of the young Macgregor. is this class serves to indicate that the Kilmarnock Show of next week will again be a Macgregor's Gathering, as it has so often been before. The awarding of the sotal prizes ...
... 1.1 of accounting against Lord Caithntea's trustees. deervion cote firms Mr Macgregor es of General Murray Maarroror, in of which, along with Sir Malcolm Macgregor of Macgregor, he held. the joint non ination of parties to memo the benefits of Si, John ...
... being the Rev. M.- H. A. Mathers, assistant to the Rev. Dr Macgregor, St Cuthbert's, Edinburgh, and the Rev. J. H. Pagan, assistant, Ayr. In the result 123 voted for Mr Mathers. and 29 for Mr Pagan; against bo»h. 42. Mr Mathers had thus absolute majority ...
... 3 D. M*l»«chian. c Berkle> 14 P Donaldson, c Reynolds, b Mather . 11 It. B. Peer*oo. b Berkley Savory, b Mether 2 J. C. >wen»u*n. c bcott, t> Mather 0 G. A. Combe, c and Mather. 7 A. C. Robert* not out 7 Extras 5 Total rcrraa—Flmt innings ...
... saddle or harness—J. A. Mather, Rooks House. Beat odd horse—J. Weir. Two-year-old roadster—J. Oapie, Hyndford. Onopar-old roadster —J. Sinclair, Southfield Inn, XirkmuirbW. Pony 14.2 or under—J. A. Mather. Pony 13.2 or under—J. A. Mather. Pony 12 bands or under—R ...