... price yearling stallioni Duke I of Rochesay, were respectively get by The 3 Afcaln Lord Blackburn, and 1Gregor I Macgre-gor, three acne of this stud horse. I VThe judges yesterday were :-Ayrehiro cattle- Milk ?? James Meffat, jun., Gatcside,I ...

... honours of the class I fell very decidedly to Mr Andrew Mitchell, who 4t swooped up the three leading prizes, a daughter of Macgregor, CGoldfiuder, and Rosewood ' li standinig respectively first, seeond, and third. The 2d first of the lot occupied a similar ...

... I hasadbred inthe Struernercdistrict.-They were thaw! out of D'Iarnlev mares. Mr Andrew MitchelOie wasforh VV jib a Macgregor filly w ich ut atoodawell atKilmarnlock. She is avery band=ns IJISOc filly. The wards in the Dhhy for yearling filliesIT ...

... reason for deny. ning a warm welcome. e Saint Colusmba, a Record and a Tribute. By Duncan Macgregor, Minister of Inverallochy. r (Edinburgh: J. Gardner Hitt.)-Mr Macgregor delivered the Lee lecture in 1895 on Early . Scottish Worship, and is an authority ...

... fourth prize-takor was I ]he I Marths, a bay filly belonging to Mr William I elass -larlr, Portobello. 1er sire was Macgregor. aiaed I AIthongh so low down in the list yesterday, she was cow, I ?? placedfirsteverthe headof ,one the illybel e Mr& ...

... swallow wholesale all that Dr Macgregor would have them do. One other remark msay be made about this large and, we fear, unprofitable volume. Its attempts at harmony of the gospels are quite unsuc- cessful. Dr Macgregor, however, is in this respect ...

... Sloan. Messrs Jarrold & Sons, Warwick Lane, London, have published a new edition of My Lady Greenwleeves, a novel by Helen Mathers, as one of their popular Greenback Series. The book is well printed and bound. Messrs Cruikshank & Fairweather, 62 St Vincent ...