... assaulting Wmn Mathers, labourer, by knocking him down and striking him with their bands and feet. The elder broth-r failed to appear, and his bail of 15s was declared for- feited. James pled guilty to the asrault, but denied having kicked Mathers, and this ...

... Murison, grain merchant (C), 595 G. Scott, grocer (R), 534 ; J. Ford, builder (L), 514 * C. Durie, merchant (C), 591 ; J. Mather, residenter (L), 864 K. Johnston, draper (R), 339 ; Geo. Boyck, commis- sionagent (C), 338: J. Wood, plumber (L), 285; W. ...

... James HMelas, The Holt, Woking-ham, Berkeshire Alfred Hodgson, Suaitth, Yorkshire John Hunter, Kilbirnic, Ayrshire Robert Mathers Jack, Mncehestor Walter Culver James, London Timothy Siddall Jones, Swansea William Anmbrose Kibblor, Hackney, London Nathaniel ...

... Rowlands, V.C., C.B., has returned f fronm leave of absence, and resumed command of the Scottish district. Lady Helen MacGregor of MacGregor has taken 26 Beaufort Gardens, and will arrive there shortly for the season. ` The Duchess of Roxburghe, with the ...

... 70, Natives, 13. Wounded.-EuroPeans, 163; Natires, 3t. Milting.-Europeans, 4; Netives, 2. Namesof Ofticers killed. Lieut Mather, of the 75th, and Capt Owen, of the 77th, Flank Cok ipanies. Ieiutt Llor of the 73d Liests Farquhar, Pre-adeigraf, Hill, and ...

... PokcnraG.- Yesterday-before Sheriff Rampini at a pleading diet 6f a Sheriff and Jury Court at Elgin-James Scott and James Macgregor, labourers, Buckie, werp charged with having, 'along with a third party unknown, been found epen the farm of Braes of Enrie ...

... the Rev. Dr Miline, Rev. W. Ewan, Mr St] W, Mackie, and the chairman, was appointed to Sb carry out the examination for the Mather School dr B nrsary, whiech is to be competed for on thc last vs Saturday of August next. Dr Mlilue and the chair- Cc man were ...

... and the Shore Porters, to who had two special saloons to Perth at 6.45. Mr Charles Smith, district superintendent; Mr John Macgregor, and Inspector Duthie were all present looking after the arrangements. NORTH BRITfSH RA1MWAY. Mr W. W. Rintoul, of the North ...

... Eons;, Glasgow, moderator. Pie hav THE REPORT ON UNION. pri The~ After some routine business, Kand a statement by Dr- tthe' Macgregor on transference of schmols, of her Sir Henry Moncrieff, principal clerk of Assembly, tb ,gland, laid on the table the reply ...

... next meeting. In regard to the claim made by thu Rev. Mr Bremner, as to the right of future attendance of pudls gaining the - Mather Bursaries, a aommittee was appointed to take legal advice on the subject, and report at next meet- in, ing. The balance-sheet ...

... (KirtR&voca)- W. Robertson, Tom.- luncart, CROY (CANTRAY)-A. Kinnaird. NAIRN (GVnFDDlS)-W. Malcolm. NAIRsT (IKILDUMM~ix)-J. Arres Mather. NAIRN-CUIOnel Clarke. INVEBRNESS-SHI tE.E A PFAstI)ING OFFeCXF. ',TOstt STAYrD. I In Luverness-shice there wese orly ejht ...

... to his herd by the purchase from Ur 01 g !Mr Birnie, Wellhonse, Eseaily, of his three-year-old ti h red shorthorn hull Macgregor, bred. at Arahella, a' dl Ross-shire. Mr Duthie is a most enterprising and iic .e successful breeder, and it is to. hoped ...