... On Wednesday, 4th inst., a spirited match came off on the farm of Broomhill, near Bridge of Dee, belonging to Mr Ogg. The plonghs-sixteen in number-were from the adjoining parishes of Banchory-Devenick and Oldmachar; and the judges -Messrs Andrew Webster, Murtle; Donald, Rederaigs; and Towns, Heatbhot-awarded prizes as follows.-], And. Cruick- shank, servant to Mr Thomson, Mill of Cults; 2, Wm ...

... R iGo AGoICUcL'unsl, AssoeuIArlON.-Tho Fortieth Annual ma' 0 Ploughing Match of this Association camne off onl Wednesday Go lat te2d eurt., oii Mr Sinclair's farm, North 'Loirston. r Twenty-fire ploughs started !in competition, and the day being En( fioe aL numbder of Specetators assembled onl the ground, to witneassEi dtha spiritcd scens. 'Tio plougheten performed their wait in) Ac exce11lent ...

... I t, I RICHARTON.-27,Z 1ickarton Agricutural Aegociatfon held II t their Annual Ploughing Mfatch on the 7th inst., on the farm of p s Runbleyond, possessed by Act Milne. The Judges-Nessrs s *, Had?&4iuu6ishish; 'Watt, Eflbpr;~ and Wlg& 33.ulk-divdui1. li f' 'ad the~prizes; Aitidr:1 WhsC1alder, servant to Mr Angis, dot s Thbton;,%2 Joseph 'Pyer, sona-of Mr Pyper, Nether Aqulcolie; 3, oft 1' ...

... COUNTESSwVELLS.-The annual Ploughing match took place C on the 16th of December last, on a field belonging to Mr James I Morren, fainner, Loanbead, when twenty ploughs started for competition. The judges, Messrs Webster, Murtle; Jamieson, Hunterston; and Reith, Drum, after a very minute and careful b examination of the various lots, which were executed in a very excellent style of workmanship, ...