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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 ...
... Blankets. eetinge, AU 4.-Inmed /rm. W. WAlNE,Complete HOUSE PORN I EDI to I NEWINGTON BUTTS, London S.E V A L — V E 8 and TAP S MATHER and PLATT. Raiford Iron Works, Maneheeter. LIBERAL TER U 8 to the TRADE. ArRDEEN GRANITE MONUMENTS, ms LB, carriage Inamiptions ...
... Tablp Lineup, Curteti Mai Shoeti ngejto, AU warrnuod free. 1711. WAIN ZS,(lniplete t. 129, NZWINGTON BUTTS, VALVES and TAPB. MATHER and PLATT, Pafford Iron Works, Manch ester. LIBERAL. That 118 to the TRADE- AirEILDEEN GRANITE MONUMENTS; -from 66, ~rime ...
... 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 ...
... Charles Marshall, KA., late schoolmaster of the parish of Ardroasan. MATHER—At tleldon Howe, Ramer's' Cartic, County Durham, in the 30th Nov., Etiphemia Alston, second daughter of William Mather . , and gra nddaughter of the late Janice 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 ...
... owned by Mr Walter Park. Hatten. He was followed by Mr Picken's The Royal Macgregor, also so anima of considerable promise. Mr Pickers has lately been investing in Macgregor blood. and it almost seems as if be eras to he as successful in this new ...
... have agreed to sanction a preaching etatrawlers. There is also the prosperity of the then at Caraphairn ' under the Rev. Mr Mather, towns to be considered ; many of th e places on the Ayr- Dairy, in compliance with the reque st of the mass shire coast depending ...
... Alexander M'Cowan, Newtonairche hands at highly satisfactory prices. Sheep-Cross ' colt placed fifth was also son of The Macgregor,' Dumfries • David Riddell. Blackball, Paisley. Woe, to 435, and from 28a to 33s lid; half-bred and was first at Girvaa whet) ...
... moodily, end the judges' decimal pleciag her second commanded universal approbation. Whin Blossom, • mare belonging to Mr Mather, Provaikhill, Shettleston, which was find at Kilmarnock thi- s,asuo, took the third position. In this elm it will be men that ...