... occasional and unnecessary overstrained action, gave a correct and forcible delineation of the Highland freebooter. Helen Macgregor, at first rather tame, evinced towards the c'.ose considerable vigour and ability. The representative Rashleigh would, with ...

... and Rodger, who have extensive yard adjoining Napier's, are also about to build large steamer on order. In Messrs Todd and Macgregor's yard, on the Partick side, two immense iron steamers are rapidly approaching completion. These huge vessels, ordered for ...

... 38s to 40s per DUNNICIIEN. Our former schoolmaster, Mr W. Macfarlane, having accepted of the parochial school of Airtb, Macgregor', from the General Assembly's School, Fort Augustus, was recently, on the recommendation of Mr Middleton, H. M. Inspector ...

... water in this rocky cave. Hence it came to pass that people were afraid go near said cave. However, a bold spirit, called Macgregor, took up the cudgels, or ratner the bagpipes, and entered the cave : To banish fear, and drive all ill away. took his pipes ...

... worse, with the exception of good *km '• 4 was conveyed to Mr Mather's Lnigingwhere was kindly treated, aud put iu dry y Story.—ln his lecture in the Old Church, Wednesday, the Rev. Mr Macgregor, of Moniraail, the following story: —In the familiar manner ...

... Hooeymao, daughter of the late Mr Boyle, Dunfermline. At the paridt of Maine, the Inst., by the Rev. John M'Mortrle. Mr Krancie Macgregor, bleacher, Claverhooee, ULwbeth. daoshter of the late Mr Oram. Ozilvie’s Land, Lift Road. Lochee, on the 2 ith Inst., the ...

... receiving a salary of £40 per year. rd to the dea’ ith re- of Mr Mathers, the late librarian, 8 have to notice with e report said The Man much regret the death, in November last, of Mr James Mathers, librarian, who, for a period of nine- manner satisfacto teen ...

... few of the workmen employed by Messrs Alex. Stephen & Sons, shipbuilders, entertained Mr Robert Browlie, foreman joiner, in Mather's Temperance Hotel, Murraygate, the occasion of his leavingthis for a more lucrative situation on the Clyde, and presented ...

... of the workmen employed by Messrs Alex. Stephen & Sons, shipbuilders, eptertained) Mr Robert Browlié, forenian joiner, in Mather’s Temperance Hotel, Murraygate, on the occasion of his this for a more lucrative situation on the Cly de, acd presented him ...

... congregation of Free Peter’s Church, Dundee, for the purpose of prosecuting a call from that congregation,to tbe itev. Duncan Macgregor, of Hope Street Church, Glasgow. There were present on behalf of tbe Dundee Pieabytery, Mr Wilson ; for the kirk-session ...

... elegant Challenge Cup, presented to the members of this Club by their lady friends, and which was recently gained by John Macgregor, at present being exhibited in the shop of Mr Kelt, watchmaker, Murraygate. The Cup, which is of massive silver, is very ...

... over to Mr Macdonald the prise bowls, to Mr Summers, champion of the quoiting ground, a handsome brooch, and to Mr John Macgregor the Ladies’ Cup. These gentlemen having severally returned thanks, dancing was recommenced, the music of Stevenson’s Quadrille ...