... ne; John Weir, Coatbridge; and William Strang. Glasgow - ; for harness--Mesars Walter Aitkennead, Aliliheld, Polmont ; and John Gentleman, Polmont ; whose awards were as follows —lst prize and silver medal given by Mr John Meade, Grougfoot), John Findlay ...

... ted • flannel ehirta , large «} se ivoollen Cardigan jacLets , woollen jerieyi , and long oomfortera . . : • THE LATE tiDBCTENANT THE HON . . ; ' • JOHN HAMILTON . The death of Lieutenant ' { ho HOD . John HamiHon , third and youngest son of Lord -Hamilton ...

... Edlntenta. rIABDIGAN Jackets, doable thread at elbntre. extra weer, al 11d, do 9d, dd, ae 9d. Henry Blyth, Bart Grey Bt. CARDIGAN Jacket., lugs At 6d, 7 1 16 d. go 94. Hoary Bad *tort, Elinhurich. Curtains, Flcorcloths, Tab'woven, Tableclotbs, Towels ...

... dctai'hnienL who rcjM-atcil it their nun. DISASTER IN CARDIGAN BAY. STORY UIKE. Mi'sCis-v whose husband. Captain Casey, and intant son. were among tho victims of thedisastrous collision m Cardigan Kiy, pissed a fair night. S.'ie is Hospital suffering ...

... C, Weekly of Eu.'clturc. JOHN CRAWFORD, Auctioneer and Valuator 164 L*ITH WALK, LEITH. * V» iUi SALOON, THIS EVENING. ...

... ONLF FIRST-CLASS WORK TURNED OUT. JOHN TODD, PRACTICAL TAILOR, 1 NORTH STREET, BO’NESS. LADIE3 WISHING A NKAT-FITTING COSTUME, COVKKT COAT, OR CYCLING COSTUME, Should call TODD’S. GENT.’S TAILORING. Gentlemen can have GOOD, STYLISH, EASY-FITTING SUIT ...

... St John . 1596 C ., E . V . Orauiurd . 1287 A . W . Loveband 1590 R . M . Hopkins . 1256 J , A . Scott ,., , „„„ ., 1589 R . J , WilFoughby 1254 R . 'W . 1 Richardson .. 1582 R . ' B . Janvno . 1249 R L . Colley Grattan 1566 ...

... and Boys OVERCOATS. SUITS. CARDIGAN JACKETS. SHIRTS, and PANTS in great Variety very Special Value. Just to hand Newest Styled in CAPS, SCARFS. and BRACES. &C.. &c., &$. Misses BUTCHART B ABY LINEN AND UNDERCLOTH: WARSHOUSE, JOHN GOLDIN, DRAPER AND CLOTHIER ...

... GOD SAVE THE KING! i lia. TM Veseek tie dtown was lla Tann en hider rewired he Lothian, Amides. end The weekly of St John's beaus were sleeted for the greeter, and ahem. womb into by Bro. H. with the of Bro. Goad a—ia C.T., XL; lisllie V.T., Bro. Secy ...

... ATtMS . BcUinc 1 ! to 10 on Midrillo Sweep , which led by about a length and a half , and was always too speedy for Coat of Arms behind a ncins hare . which led the pair a rsro dance . Mr K . Roger ' s GIiESBTRAE beat Mr T . Graham's GUTTLER . BetUnp—5 ...

... GmsaHU-aA . WSSMAS-rroia tho MiKMfaatea and Tron CcnaKlcl Stilling , ia faTOar of the ( & 3 dr ? a * s 33 's * e 2 Fei BiT . Br Mr JOHN WILSON ( ral ! iirl ;)—FK ! m namatcn Snrgh Sdiool Board , in ffsms of Eda ^ aoa » ni Yocne Children's Sbfcool AtXedKEt (? ...

... second with Rising Star , a roan of his own broeAn ;? , -which was ( Aird at Cardiff . Mr Laimherf was third -wita Royal Cardigan , a Koyal Studtoy bull ; and Mr Hogg , Old Gmden , Kefao , WOT fourth with Mountaineer , bred by Sir James Miller ...