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... UPHOLSTERY DEPARTMENT. NEV°N, SHAW, & MACGREGOR are me. amd to undo:take ell bads at Work ia Branch, having EXPEILLINCED Premises who will give most careful eiligAlle tad Orders. Dcrnrc-Roon Re-Stuffed and In Haireloth. Velvet, or Morocco. Daawmo-Ence ...
... defiad, Jamie Macgraith. Yes—ere two more suns, thou shalt see caitiff! I will serve thee as the De'lliof Ardrossan served Macgregor. I will hang thee from these ramparts!' Very well. If such is to be my fate, so be it,' said Jamie: but depend upon it, the ...
... sy last. At the business meeting which took pleat in the afternoon the following Aloe - bearers were appointed:—Bro. IL Macgregor Higbee, ; W. 11 , gging, D.M. ; J. M'Culloeh, S.M.; Win. MC armlet, chap'ain: John Waite, secretary; David Boyd, treasurer; ...
... Ayr, on the 27t1u Nov., the infant son of Mr William Ingram. MATHER—At Meldon House, Barnard Castle. County Durham, on the 30ili Nov., Euphemii. Alston, second daughter of William Mather, and granddaughter of the late James Mitchell, Esq. of Darwhilling ...
... Garlaff, Old Cumoock ; 4, Hugh Drummond, Craighead, Mauchlioe--Ballochmyle (939) ; 5, A. Young. Gooseloan, Kilwioning Macgregor ;'' highly corn., James Weir, l'ileiklefield, Houston— Prince Charles IV.; sire, White Prince ; dam, Jess of Dumfries ...
... audience, which in point of numbers exceeded the expectations of the own. mittee. The chair was occupied by the Rev. Win. Macgregor, Free Church, who was supported on the platform by the Rev. A. Wilson, Paisley, and Messrs John H. Smith and James Hamilton ...
... At the entrant's to the farm steading Mr Clelland, the tenant, had erected • very handsome arch composed of evergreens and Mather, surmounted by a floral crown and flags, bearing the word Welcome on the front, and on the reverse the invinstion, Will ...
... —At the Grand Hotel, Glasgow, on the sth December, by the Rev. W. M Macgregor, Free Church, Troon ' assisted by the Rev. William Dunnet, M.A., Laigh Kirk, Kilmarnock, Alexander Mather, Leadhall, Kilmarnock, to Jane, eldest daughter of J. Binnie, Barassie ...
... Works, Kilmarnock Family group of five oneyear•old Clydesdale colts or tithe:, begot by same sire—i, A. Montgomery— by Macgregor (1487); 2, Alex. Love—sire, Prince Gallant' (6176); 3, Peter Crawford—she, ' Prince Lawrence'; 4, A. Monrgomery—by 'Lothian ...