... howvever, the greater 3 .exporienne of the Glascow players had its effect, anid they gradually assqumed the lisper hand. M~r John Russell 's gamcne twro peace from Mr Mactenseo and gradually re- t ducegl the forces, still holding bis advantage until he forced ...

... given, but the work accomplished was of a very ,|high class The first prize plough WaS made by .ISel.iars. luntly. i ir John Russell, Advie House, the secretary, *deserves the greatest pra:,ie for his untiring efforts in maaking-satisf&etory arrangements ...

... medal ou tteir pond, when it ws gained for the year by Wm. Russell Thereafter a friendly game was played by the winner and T. Davidson, who was second for she medal, with the following resu Russell, 20; Davidson, 10. Cuminestowni-On Tuesday the pond at MiMI ...

... appointed for -the ensuing season:- President, Major Grant; captain, Mr Charles: Grant; vice-cantpin, Mr John M'Donsld; seere- stary and treasurer, Mr John Ferrier, Macduff Place; committ-ee, Messrs E. J. Garden, G.-f Geddes; G. Hume, H. M. Ross, and Jolrn ...

... Rilmarnock. 21 Dykehead, GaLscon ?? 1 S Signor,' Xilnarnock.. 21 J. Roberton, ?? 1i J. Dunn, LW-U ?? W . Le, Gaiston ?? 13 W. Russell. Kilnmarnock.. 21 Ice Cream Nugget& ?? 13 L. Aleander, LW.M. ?? 21 L.A.D.ildean, ilm'ock 20 3. Holland, LW. 21.._ it Q Johustone ...

... 1AWLAWD*. A. Cameron ?? Pl Buros Andrew .. . 18 ?? ?? . 14 G. B. Walker . 27 MIr JI;smieson ?? 14 31. A. ?? is M. Graham ?? . 17 John Pork ?? 22 Mr M£Naught ?? 17 NV. ConneL .. 6 83 1021 ajnority for Shawlands, 1f shots. S.OWrmS V. CARSLrtvie.-Tlhe anossl frendly ...

... Valmai. Several of the new boats! are still engaged fitting out. In the handicap ?? for 19-feet cruisers the entries are Mr W. Russell's Mimosa, Mr R. M. Donaldsons Pierrette, and Mr D. Ferguson's Terenia; and 1 Teal and Mallard are entered for the match for ...

... Rses had twoon Tusselay of 7 and 82 lbs., and one in Friday of 6 lbs., for Sir John Gla& tsree. In the Dens water. James Sheriffs had also one of 9jibs. on Friday, and John Mioruimer five of 7, 8, 8, 9, and 92 on the VWoodend s5ection. and two on Satnrday ...

... Galloway . v. J. Robertson. Kilmrnsock. John Aird, Darvel . ?? v, A. Adams. L.W1. Dykebead, Galton . V. Mcfekilg. Kil;Darnonck Lager Beer, Mrilford . v.. G lorrisso!, Portland. Icm Cream Nupkes., Galston. v. W. Russell, Eilrarnock. J. Rolland, L.W.M ?? v ...

... Gray .I_ John Taylor and D. MrG. F. Drlzel and B. I ?? ?? . ,. 4 BrYden ?? ?? Ou0 Total.. , 4 Total .. ?? 3 BALLIN-Me ?? anstal competition for the Glad- stone gold medal took place. on Wedr-esday, when 14 entered, and at the finish Mr John MCsfleh, Lan ...

... r of B SERIES -.F1JiAL TiE. tir !'MKendrick & Jtohnstone.. 15 Twetltle and Nemo f . or * hC Sr ?? RouNmD. D. M'Kendrir and John- re ?? ii 11 Caldvrell and ITIl . 6 is C~cilaverockandonvebirn 1E icholson and Hendernon 3 L ?? 1rt D) SEnIFS iRt. 8 PAIRS ...

... hessrs Hall, Russell, and Cc., Aberdeen, two steel screw trawlers-the Iris and Ben Doran. Thb Iris is built to the order of Mr John H. Irvin, Aberdeen, and the Ben Doran for the North British Steam Trawling Co.. Ltd., Aber- deen, of which Mr John H. Irvin ...