... deeply-fleshed quarters. It is the pro- perty of Mr. R. Cooland, Ellon, Aberdeenshire, and is goiug to Smithfield: Mr. 3. G. Macgregor, Fearn, N.B., ivis the second prize with an equally meritorious steer, rossed between au Aberdeen-Angus and a shorthorn. ...

... Matheson, Bert., N Ardross ; a Major Grant, Drumbuie; vhc H. F. ( -Rose of Holhi-Ilose. Heifer under two years-I P .1. G. Macgregor, Fearn ; 2 Earl of Cromartie ; 3 P' Lady Rose (if Balniagowan ; vhc and lie George t Inglis, Newniore. A~ny breedl-Lot of ...

... galleries. I was fortunate recently in going through the Museum on an off-day, Iand fouldthe psincipal curator, Mr. MacGregor Mathers, engaged with a fresh arrival of curi- osities, chiefly contributions gathered together by Sir Somers Vine on his recent ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... gentleman, however, wishes his daughter to wed the wealthy Temmy Morton, and is himself desirous of taking to wife Tommy's mather, a widow f means. And so it comes about that when Harry Sandford applies to the Vicar for a wife andil a augmentation of stipend ...

... hands-lst, J. A. Mather, Thorchill; 2d, David Hrting:, Mavbole. Miedium pony sweepstake ?? the best pony mare, or gelding above 121 hands and not exceedsig 131 hands-lst. J. it. Adam, Renfrew; 2d, David Hastings, has-y bole; 3d, J. A. Mather, Thornhill. Sniall ...

... Dat-id Rtiddell. Best mare or filly from previous classes- .David Riddell. Rest marn or filly of Clydesdals bieed bred 0Bby ?? Mather. 'Best animal of the Clydesdale Dbreod-David Itiddeil. Best pair of mares or geldiogs. three years old and upwa~rds-David ...

... 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 ...

... of ?? Iiigportanee cominany opened a two nights' engagement on Friday. BR El WICK, QUEEN'S M00MB Tnnxrns.-Lessee, Mr IV. M. Mather.-The season wvas inauguratedl here ol Thurs- day, Aug. 30th. by Mr Charles Hawtrey's company in Tos, Lick-, a art Harry on ...

... 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 ...

... Simpson; Willie, Mr J.'lhomson; Robert, Mr Robert. son Macgregor; Hamishi, Master Charles Whyte ; Jean Macalpine, Miss C. Blanchard; Mattie, bliss J. Mac- gregor; Diana Vernon, Miss T. Heathcote; Helen Macgregor, Madame D'Alvera. BILSTON. THEATRE ROYAL.-Proprietors ...