... uq.- Nowham, John's. S'At, John's: ~Hsrri60n, Cajue.: ffnsen, Christ's: Mather *Trinity : Welstenholme, Trinifty: Perownte, C orpus C~rney, Emmnuel: Parneli, Peter's: Macgregor, Tir nit.y* Martyr, Christ's: Goodwin, Catus: Loniex, krl. esiej~., Tmiity ...

... afterscon's parade; Felton, a dark brown, i~inig 4 years, 1G hands high, On short legs, the property of Air George Mather of Walk Mill; Wee Macgregor, a Clydes- dale, very dark brown, rieing 4 Hears, belongiag to DMr H~enry B. Rowiecf Ilazelrigg; and Macpherson ...

... Monday, the Lady Nyaesa, the yacht which wae recently built for Dr. Livinastone, the African traveller, by Meaers Todd and Macgregor, was tried on the Clyde, and attained a speed of 10 miles an hour. The yacht is propelled by two screws, driven by two h ...

... Falconar (the Sheriff of Newcastle), by whom Mr Holden was introd-iced, there were present the tev. H. T. Robjohbls, the Xer. J. Mather, the iev. J. Fletcher, Dr. Ruttherford, Mr W. Leighton, MrJ. WVatsoll, Mr J. 0. Stewart. Mr E. Procter, Mr G. Charlton, and ...

... The honse then went into Committee of -Supply, ?? the remaining Army Estimates were, aftcr a discussion upon a number of'mathers, agreed to. Ater the ATDy 'Estimates had been dioposed of, the remaining estimates for the Civil Servioe 7were taken, when ...

... Bath Road;. the drst company under the command of Captain Red- mayne, the second under Capt. Austen, the third under Cspt. Mather, the Highsland Company under 'Capt.X 1'stluonsc, and the Armetreng Company under Captain Uruddas. eoon atter they wvere all ...