... A., Soot.; Mr P. Macgregor Chalmers, Mr Walter Easton, Mr Henry Geserson, Mr John Mann, C.A.; Mr Walter K. Wingate, Mr D. S. Miller, Mr C. B. Dick-Cleland of Ravenewood; Mr Alex. Drew, Provost Morris/on of Croeshill; Mr Jamie Macgregor, Mr T. S. Fortheringhare ...

... use for his advantage in es three better way et waking our mac Natal will w. only allude to a few other matters. pima Be Mather that m psi&le I have to express my deep regret at the death of dffwN reed 0 ,14 or prime mime utaic two gentlemen who were ...

... iwinton Bank. lion of Vegetables—Young. Among the amateurs and oottagers prominent winners were—Adrew Scott, D. Drummond, H. MacGregor, J. Richardson, W. Forrest, Jas. Broomfield, and W. Noble. A silver medal was awarded to Messrs Spalding for exhibit of wreaths ...

... beautifully rendered, and an encore for the latter piece procured “The White Squall,” which was most effectively given. Mias Macgregor’s ballads and the accompaniments of Miss Isa Hunter were also fully appreciated. Turnpike Roads Assessment. —The annual meeting ...

... Melrose, back; J. Thomson and A. Brown, hall-backs; A. Clark and W. G, Blackwood, quarter-backs: W. Uialop, K. Broadhead, \V. M. Mather. W. S. Roes. G. Scongall, C. Reid, A. Clyde, J. M'Kay, T. Irvine, and W. Freer, forwards. Gala Forest —R. Hardie, back; R ...

... encore, to which be respieded with Dem golden slippers in real camp meeting style. Mr T. W. Wright sang Mrs l♦we•rlMessnßLrnrMacgregor's Gathering and a couple of soap with banjo accompaniment. Mr G. Paterson It, Wry sad his Para, was • host in himself ...

... is mid whisk would lead anyone to sirmiee that there and evidently remain,. whi le the Proclaims' It. D ; tbe Rev. li. A. Mather., LI,. D.; and te courtesy of manner have match • sonilucell to thees-M.P. for Greenock, who died at Hay Lodge, is soy peat ...