... judge on Tuesday—l, Robert S. Angus, Balornock, Springburn; 2, W. J. P. Beattie, Newbie Annun; 3 and 5, Alexander Walker, Piers. land, Kilmarnock; 4, Ivie Milligan, Cunnin . gpark, Ayr. FOR PREMIUMS OFFERED nv GENTLEMEN HUNTING IN AYRSHIRE AND OTHER' ...

... mentioned to his fellow-count•ymen they would be warned. Numerous are the complaints yearly made in regard to the . :action of pier dues at Clyde watering-places, and while in some instanct a the charges are altogether out of the question, there are cases ...

... Holiday Boarding Hoses, No. 10 Aubrey Oresoent. Is about ten or fifteen minutes walk from the railway dation, and nearer the pier. The crescent la a handsome block of high self-eon- Weed houses, dellghtf oily situated on the shore at a point commanding ...

... futiately in hy • terse in ibe Railway Statism-house, and about the throw. The bane mnl the rider made a pa for his life. The haste, did off us fortunately, having been danaemotly and since then has In-en under the Me or a Vele.n.y Sorely it it high lime ...

... the Dublin steamer Duke of A,gyle, which arrived at Greenock on Saturday, unable, from the force of the gale, to call at the pier. An unusually attune gale from eastnorth east prevailed at the lowe r reaches of the Clyde on Sunday. The wind early in the ...

... o Mr %V. H. Hadow, wheal he draorhed an speeds et the Primrose League, Capß kerb aid, as Cowry Alves they ought to be ray pier ; 4 . = and happy of the position the prams occupied before the country. Ike Gladaleskine ta'kedi about having the Sowing tide ...

... Captain Molten, Captain Buchanan, Captain W. R. E. Dalrymple, Captain the Hon. Hew Dalrymple; Limits. M•Hattie, Hamilton, Hastings, and Sykes. There were also present Sheriff Orr, Mr J. 'W. Stuart, Dr Hunter, ex -Provosts Mackirdy and Orkney, Mr D. Taylor ...

... for the rearondents, and having heard parties procurators, I hereby certify under and in terms of the Harbours, Docks, and Piers Clauses Act, !SG,' ID Viet., cap. 27, Section 26, that Girvan Harbour is completed, and fit for the reception of vessels of ...

... to be held in Kilmarnock in October in connection with St Andrews Parish Church. A new school is wanted for Large. Millport Pier and Harbour Company have declared a dividend of 5 per cent. MTM Rafferty, a labourer's wife, was killed on the railway at ...

... extraordinary awesome. The chambermaid displayed no anxiety about Nina's state, and so, of course, Nina recovered with all decent haste. The girl had evidently no heart, and what was worse she was making Mr Michilvee as callous as herself. Under these circumstances ...

... protection to the men when the angry blasts of winter begin to blow. A small iron lighthouse, similar to that built on the south pier, is to be put down near the pilot house, on the north side. It ix to sit on a foundation of stone, and the height altogether ...

... innialsed it up red read it very asohlly—esaing the as she to g the leaded for hes Ithe ens peas ekes bad the of the fiery pier cf pink paper gest sise had Mid between bee ty.nbling handy, sad the oyes gland with • new despair evie—se the dropped Iron ...