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... 816, 6/4 Macgregor and Mackay beat Gillespie and Todd, 6/4, 6/4. FOURTH ROUND. Ritchie and Adams beat Prebbic and Adams, 6/4, 2/6, 6/1 Macgregor and Mackay beat Lawa and Clements, 6/2, 5/7, 6/2. FINIL ROUND. Ritchie and Adams beat Macgregor and Mackay ...
... of Leith. J. D. Norwich. Ur.. ONS Clerk. tdinburgh. of W .. Macgregor. Willman Lindsay. Esq., or- Leith. Jarmo Mohair. Lg. Josiah lAvingstoo. Keg. Chairmen Cumber of Com. ACT C Yr J. A. Mather, Elth.ide. Mr Wm. Edinburgh Mr 9lareford Muir, in. Entries ...
... Northern Breese Macgregor beat Ea NathaeL Avon Quiet beat Cora Pearl Macgregor beat Hand-Ult. Lord boat Polly Paid= De. Livingstone Iv. Polly Prides boob lady din' (1. dr.) T. Dr Avow Qom best Yr D. J. Potoeson's POLL? Avon Quern b..t Macgregor. 2fITHSHALE ...
... Mrs Mather, Eccles House, Thornhill ; and Mr J. H. Turner, The Dean. Kilmarnock. There was a very good muster of hackneys, among which the chief winners were Mrs Mackie, Auchencairn, thistle Douglas; Mrs Mather. Eccles House; Messrs J. A. Mather, ditto; ...
... successful exhibitors. For hackneys, the principal prize takers were Mn Mather, Messrs Gemmell and Sons, Mr W. A. Reid, Mr D. Jenkins, Mr A. Morton, and Mr J. Johnston. Mr and Mrs Mather were very successful in the cob and pony classes. CATTLE.—Ayrshiree ...
... only to see Macgregor make a feeble attempt to convert and then, just as the haltwas closing, McDonnell picked up on the line and got between the posts without the slightest semblance of opposition. Boyle, however, doing no batter than Macgregor with the ...
... easily, and so made their way info the semi-final round, as did Mews Ritchie and Adams and the Scotch champion pair, Messrs Macgregor and Mackay. Mr Prebble and Miss Boothhy played a very fins came against Mr Adams and Miss Rive, while Mr Ritchie mid Mrs ...
... male with their grand Macgregor colt which won at Ayr,.while they took the second ticket for thug Baron's Pride colt, which was second at Ayr. Mr Andrew Mitchell followed closely with another Baron's Pridocolt out of a Macgregor mare. The Derby class ...
... be Mated that they were without. threw of their beat men in the o'd Glenn[mond players, It. Hollis, J. Itobertnni. and H F. Mather. Wilson his forwards into the home quarters. and. after Little had bleu held on the line. the hall aas passed to ('oats. alio ...
... thirty-two all ogee, at each. The Drsw takes plan!, at Three o'clock Monday afternoon at the Adelphl Hotel, Liverpool. D. MATHER, Secretary. Haydock Park, Newton-le•Willows. ZUMPTON COURSING MEETING, Feb. 14 and H. msg. HAYWARD'S HEATH STAKES, for sixteen ...
... but there was some little difference of opinion respecting the second and the third, shown respectively by Messrs Laing and Mather, Harrietfield, and Mr Bell, Ratcheugh, the latter's, a white, having more character than the second, although, being young ...
... kicked a goal. McCrirrick transferred play, but Sichel touched down after the bell had been rushed over by the home forwards. Macgregor made an effective reply, and, sending on to Dickson, the latter when confronted by Drummond sprinted right behind, but Wilson ...