... Mr Crook's General Jardine's Busy Bee beat Mr Gilmour's Caledonia Mr Crossthwaite's Countess Darling beat Roe's Helen Macgregor Mather's Muirhonse Laddie beat Mr Engineer Mr W. Johnstone Begonia beat Mr Collins's Speedwell Bettony Scarborough beat Mr Carr's ...

... warfVess effective by reason of a tendency to caricature, but Macgregor's Gathering particular was finely sung. Miss Miss Maris sang capably, and Robertson gave humorous recitals. The Sisters Mather, five in number, provided instrumental selections thatwere ...

... Cleckheaton H. Heywood. Northenden . Q. Rothwell, Bolton ' R. Mather. St. Helens f~l* W. H. Boyes, Prestwich * Sr.h J. Strachan, Withington l H. P. Hurst, Blackley A. Macgregor. Marton Hall 80~«o^Bn Captain Riddock, Liverpool . ' 9—Bo ...

... Messrs. Talbot and Jones's Tasty Tales Mr. Jowett's Crosby Dick. Mr. Hardy's Hiawatha agst Mr.* Mather's Meo'.s Amanuensis. Mr. J. H. Marshall's Macgregor Duke of Leeds'* Laureate. The HEBKETH STAKES, for eight puppies at 10s. each; winner £12, second ...

... Chiliad. Messrs. Talbot and Jones's Tasty Tales beat Mr. s Crosby Dick. Mr. Hardy's Hiawatha beat Mr. Mather's Amanuensis (one drawn). Mr MarshaJl's Macgregor beat Duke of Leeds's Laureate. . . Second Round. Brilliant Star beat Tasty Tales. Macgrejror bent ...

... Hargreaves. E. and F. H. Smitb, Huddersfield, card makers : as regards E. Smith. S. T. Bayne and W. Macgregor, Liverpool, fish and game salesmen ; regards W. Macgregor. Johnson and J. Openshaw, Deansgate, Manchester, and elsewhere Manchester and Salford, coal ...

... courses. Half dozen of the puppies entered havo already been out Mourne Park and Gosforth, viz., tho threo dogs Colonel Macgregor Glimmer, and Faliant Kairshon, and the three bitches Maggie Park, Lady Alice V., and Catorham Schoolmistress. The draw is ...

... COURSING. SOUTH LANCASHIRE MEETING. Stewards: Messrs. K. F. Gladstone, Bartlett, Johnston, Mather, Skinner. Porter, and Hallgath. Judge: Mr. T. Graham. Slipper: T. Wilkinson. TUESDAY. Thanks to a capital programme and charming weather, there was a very ...

... and fairly turned *c tables upon his Gosforth victor Edenshaw. n ton ,)oth his courses easily, and iv polishing Colonel Macgregor so decisively avenged his kennei companion. Cheque Book's, defeat in the puppy P- Platef - Gladstone looks not unlike continuing ...

... 'autonomous principality like Bulgaria. Another communication from our special commissioner in Armenia appears to-day. Mr. W. Mather, M.P., gave further evidence yesterday before, the Select Committee on Distress from Want of Employment. Mr. Lvttelton (U) ...

... ADDISON'S, 30, Victoria-street. SIMS REEVES will Sing Deeper and deeper still, Waft her, angels! The Requital, and the Macgregor's Gathering. NATIVES, Dutch and Americans; fresh daiIy.—THOMPSON'S Oyster, Chop, and Sandwich Booms. Spring Gardens. HE ...

... HnghieM'Pherson Mr.Skinner's Shield of Goid Mr. Pilkington's Plnvialus beat Mr. N. Mather's More Luck. Deciding Course.—Hughie beat Fluvialua. No. 4. Mr. D. Graham's MacGregor IT. beat Mr. Milner's Go Bang. Messrs. Fawcett's Forth Fortune heat Mr. A.Evaus's ...