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... Duncan, farmer, Leybank, (aesrit) 4 John Masson, servant to Mr Duncan, Wester Mains 5 Alexander Ogg,farmer, Norlbside 6 John Law, servant to Mr Law, Militown of Lairney 7 John Milne, servant to Mr Taylor, Borrowston 8 John Douglas, servant to lr Adams, X ...
... Miltonot Fishery 2 George Morison, do. to Mr Morison, Upper Cotbura. 3 John Miehie, do. to Mr Anderson, Cotwalls 4 John Wilson, do. to Mr Carny, Corskie 5 Francis Anderson, do. to Mrs Russell, Clookforby 6 George Henderson, do.to Mr Thglis, Upperbrae 7 Alexander ...
... to Mr Mathison, Tornbins 4. Win.Duncan,farmer, Leyhank 5. John Milne, servant to r .Low, -Wekttbelty' 6. John Masson, ,, MrDuncan, WesterMains 7. JohnlDouglass, ,, AMr.damsTAster-Balty 8.. John Law, - . Mr Lw, M41toft oflairne' - 9. Robert Br6wn, Mr A ...
... t *owe,3 races, £2010; Lord Chesterbeld, 20 races John Day, 11 races, £2940; Mr Disney, 4 races 24;Mr quis ofExeter.: 23. races, £4704 ; Lord Eglinton 13 £878; Lord Olasaow. 7 'races, £900; -Sir John 'Gerr races, £2980; Mr- W. H. Gregory. 3 races, £2970; ...
... Cairnton 6. George Cromar, do.,to Mr Meston, Craigton 7. John Machray, do., to Mrs Macbray, Kincraigie 8. James Masson, do., to Mr Calder, Whitehoase 9. John Kemp, do., to Mrs Shaw, Tillyching: lo. John Anderson, do to Mr Anderson, Hirnley The competitors ...
... William Donald, son of Mr John Donald: 3, William Grein, servant'to Mr, Ed- wards; 4, William Milne, son of Mr David Milne- 5, Jas. Dey, servant to Mr Beveridge; 6, John Norval, servant to Mr For- rest; 7, Simon Adams, servant to Mr John Geddes, Altens, 8 James ...
... prizes as follows :-1, John Knox, servant to 'Mr Findlay, Taisetshill; 2, John Daniel, farmer, Little Tarsetshill; 3, John Machlie, servant to Mr Findlay, do.; 4, Samuel Ritehie, Over- seer to Charles Gordon, Esq., Auehleueblies; 5, John Penny, far- mer, ...
... Charleslo1w, farmer's son, North New- V. ton; 8, John Gilmore, servant to Jonathan Davie, Kirktown A t) For the best groomed horses, and well kept harness, the Judges r v- were bere ably assisted by Mr Russell, saddler, Pitmachie, who o- gave a handsome present ...
... workmanship, came to the following decision- For Best Kept EHarnese.-1, John M'Ilenzie, servant to Mr Dun- can, Kingehill; 2, James Tevendale, sol of Mr Tevendale, West- field. Ptoughing.-l, John Catto, jun., Cadgerford; 2, Robert Fraser, Bishopdams; 3, David ...
... spread of klelcedge netagocs their mstnopoly of power aced profit ! Whets rlook back to the deputation that at- tended Lord John Russell, of %which you were one, and heard his declaration that he considered the repeal of these taxes only as a questiot of revenue ...
... Leander, - - 25 45 ,, tli oThe Jeanie Gray was rowed by Messrs James. Watt, John Orrock, James Scott, Rod. M'Rae, John Forrester, ;ndX 1 Alexander Watson; coxswain, John M'Lean.\ te ;FOUnTI RACE. | t e For boats pulling not more than two oars. Winning ...
... field belonging to Mr John Duncan, AS former, Kingshill. Thej udgea-Ketssr-s William Cumining, overseer, lie Hazlehead ;Andr-ew Webster, farmcr, liurtle; and John Reit~h, far of moer. Drum-.,bwarded the prizes on followa, viz.:-I, John Caitto, far- mr ner's ...