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... 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; ...
... London and throughout the Kingdom. Price Is l)d, *Js '>l. and 6d per buttle. NEW CARPETS, CURTAINS, &c. TCTEILSON, SHAW, ...
... , lb. Bee. C. L Stewart. of St Junes's, Highs John cock. rag.. J.P. Mr Jona Heywood, Publisher, dc. Manchester. Mrs WWiam Mather , Fmk los, Higher Broughton. Mrs Wilmer. W Terrace, Higher M. D .PilyakiALS to liar, Is the korai King Street, Maas chemise ...
... 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 ...
... iIAitRIAGES ANDERSON MACGREGOR At Waterside, Dalmellington, Ayrshire, on the 28th Nov., by the Rev. James Patrick, U.P. Church, Patna, James Anderson, teacher, to Janet, second daughter of the late Robert MacGregor.. engineer, Dalmellington Ironworks ...
... aaothr.r. he thought there bd. fit b way out of it, and they world be .y it in February. I'uix wrx K I MG. The meeting of th- Mather was held in th.ir nn Monday. In the c-, indiepooftion, of Bro. R. IV f: nhran•PArlck, M.P., the Right Worehipf.ll ?I. :-r ...
... 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 ...
... Garlaff, Old Cumnock ; 4, Hugh Drummond, Craighead, Mauchline—Ballochmyle (939); 5, A. Young, Gooseloan, Kilwinning Macgregor ; highly corn., James Weir, Meiklefield, Houston— Prince Charles IV. ; sire, White Prince ; dam, Jess of Dumfries House ...
... Soci ety for the best Clydesdale Hone. C impetion limited to Ayn.h ire —J Imes Picks°, Laigh Lsigside, CraiiPc— The Royal Macgregor, Special Sweepstake Cimpetatioo for the beat Faire Three-year-old Clydesdale -I, James Kilpatrick, Croigie Maine, Craigie ...
... with a vote of thanks to the chairman. TWO WEEKS' CLEARING SALE Neilson, Shaw & Macgregor's, sUCUANAN ST, ULASUOW, BEGAN ON MONDAY. lir INEBBUiRV. NEILSON, SHAW, & MACGREGOR, in drawing the attention of their friends to the above, refer with could/ma to ...