... field las 4 mogthe young p mngbulls with the Laird of Buchais,~ an (del ania of spleadid proportions, thtongl perhaps sen upt what diminutive in size. He is a son of Tiftie of-Fyvie cal by Logie the Laird III., and obtained the second; ticket bhe in in ...

... first prize -weiner, from Benhom Castle, and the bidding here vms rather spirited, 45 guineas being paid for it for gia ord Tweedmouth, tbe figure men. tioned beingthe Lighest paid at the sale for. a bull. The secbnd prize Null, Lucky Lad, already referred ...

... f and Glen Affaric. The defender is proprietor the estate of Guisachas, which m ir he* with the estate of Knockfin and othtr lands ' :gtng TheChiaholm. The Chisholm, is !• the defender for twenty two years the 1 inline and shooting over the Glen Affaric ...

... been living in that country distt since. During all the five years ha was there he was were in the employment of the laird of Guisachan. Thesut shepherd had a hut at Couigie, but witness had not mIs oeatsistn to be there often. Provisions were sent to ...

... regard to q the evidence of Guisachan tenants using these roads, I What he founded upon Was through traffic-that was to say, traflic from properties to the north and v west of Guisschan to properties to the south of t Guisachan, in short, through traffic ...

... was a very promising yearling, taking two years ago a, at Aberdeen the third, place in a strong class in Ii which Lord Tweedmouth's Ash was the victor. He L has still great substance, and handles well. His g chief opponent, which was placed after him ...

... catalogue, Pride5th of Kippendavie, a strong, remarkably level-fleshed animal of some depth. She was got by Lord Tweedmouth's Diamond of Guisachan. There was a rather keen struggle for her possession between Mr Ralston, Glamois, for- the Earl of Strathmore ...