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... groops of five brought out four lotsnamely, the progeny of ' Macgregor,' Prince Lawrence, • Stod•Book Laddie,' and • Laird Darnley.' There was really no competition for the first plus. Toe ' Macgregor' animals were admitted to he one of the best, it not the ...
... 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 ...
... and Ayr. The very fine fore pasterns of Sunray carried the day, and she got the re .1 ticket. The third was Messrs R. &J. Mather's Lady Lawrence. The fourth was Mr John C. Todd's Katie U., the second pr4staker at Ayr. The well-known prize winner Verson ...
... 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 ...
... ploughman, to Agne., daughter of the late Thomas Caldwell, ptotuthoun, Vonderton. MATHER —MINNIE —At the Grand Hotel, on the th December, by the Rey. W. M. Macgregor, f lee Church. by the key. William Dunnet. Laigh kirk, Ka. ersamuck..tltnamlcr Matheo ...
... -At the Grand Hotel, Glasgow, on the sth December, by the Rev. W. M. Macgregor, tree Church, Troo n , assisted by the Rev. - William punnet, AA-, Nigh Kirk. Kilmarnock, Alexander Mather, Lolhall, Kilmarnock, to Jane eldest (laughter of J. Binnie, harassie ...
... bounds showed for the first time fora yeas post a considerable demur. Tow all to the W. M. Macgregor of Trees was advocated by the Rev. Mr Rath of Glasgow. Mr Macgregor intimated that he considered it his duty to accept. and the commissioners from Troon with ...
... Lodge, Kilnslnso-k, on the 17th Fell., the wife of J. 1). Mackintosh, solicitor: a srns. MATHER—At L-adhall, Klrnamnck, on the 17th Yehruary, the wife of kelander Mather a daughter. MATTHEW—At tie Origin* , Seces•inn Manw, Kulinning, on the I eh 7 ., t ...
... 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 ...
... himself, and gained the first Prise as a three- I unsold at the Highland show In ran. Mr William aaw=was second with a Macgregor filly, to the Seo•ch and American prize horse 11•Leasaa. In the Derby the p rtes were peacti ally • repetition of the ...
... and gained the first prize as a three. year-old at the llighland show in ISBB. Mr William Montgomery was second with a Macgregor filly, own to the Scotch and American prize hor-n M•Lennan. In the Derby the piers were practi , 7ally a repetition of ...