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... Aberdeen; 2 Frederick M’Crae, Cunuignr Hill, Al«or- deen. Golden or wlver-pencillcd Hamburgh (Uentrie —l, 2, 3, Willium Meanm, 15, Stree Aberdeen; I Alcxun ier Vollentine, Cottar Blackburn. Golden Kilver-apaneled Hiimbunrh i entries)—l Kobert 1095, Street ...
... Among the Brahmas there was no entry of special merit. llam burghs formed good classes, and there were some superior pens of golden and silver pencilled. Cochin Chinas might tore been of much better quality. In the Game classes, there were some very excellent ...
... first prize, ifis .lo O. Inne*, Whltehonse; *e«»d 9g§ Mr Mitchell, Bandley, Klldrummy Oat*, first Ms-, to EUl*. Calrncoolle ; Kent Btriey. first *7*.. Mr Mitchell. ; second 24*.. to Mr Ales. Copland, Alford. In. .ho. uJ pur. br«d.o* .took io •OMMUoo'.ith ...
... Jute very dull. Tallow, now, about ;lHs. «d. sjiot. LONDON POTATO MARKET-Dec. 10. Trade very slow at the following prices:-Kent Regents, 160 s. to 2005.; Victorias, 16 ...
... ; and that the enemy is not in hurry to assault it is evidenced by the expected arrival of a million of topcoats and jack-boots. The King himself has ordered his winter wardrobe from Berlin, whence any amount of supplies can now be drawn since the ca ...