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... open to him in University competitions ; he is a classical and mathematical medallist of Edinburgh University. He took the Mather Bursary the Aberdeen Uuiversity competition at the commencement his course, and be took lately in Edinburgh the First Miller ...
... Two Rod Cabbages—l, J. Macgregor, Barrochan. Taro Cauliflower—l, J. Macgregor; 2. A. Lister, Six Carrots—l, John MTnnm ;2, J. Macgregor ; 3, Geo. Lister. Three Heads Celery—l, J. Macgregor; 2, H. Maxwell. Six Turnips—l, J. Macgregor; 2, J. ...
... The spectators numbered about 2000, amongst whom were Colonel Mure, M.P.; Col. Crum, of Thornliebank; and Mr. P. Comyn Macgregor, Paisley. The judges were :—Cattle —Mr. Kaeside, Flockside, Mearns Mr. A. Harvie, Auchentiber, Sfeewarton. For horses—A. ...
... partially flash on Macgregor’s mind. The accent with which Louis spoke was unmistakably French.' What more likely than that was the child of Scottish officer who had died in exile for adherence the Jacobite cause, with which Macgregor himself had strong ...
... discharge of your debt for two hundred pounds!” cried the factor. “Why, Macgregor, you must be crazy. His Grace expects the whole of the msney, and will be content with nothing less.” Macgregor was for moment dumb with amazement, then his face flashed a deeper ...
... Ogle the morn, Pate!” exclaimed MacGregor. “Win, yen gey hantle wares creels yet, and it will tsk’ day to win haaso, especially 1 am no just shun o’ the nad vhet way.” “Than what far wad ye gang that road!” demanded Macgregor. “My guide maun be salt, ye ken ...
... King's name to secure the person of that rebel and freebooter named Rob Roy Macgregor. This is his residence, and it is useleee for you or any one to offer resistance.” “The Macgregor is neither rebel nor freebooter.” she proudly returned. ** I, his wife, ...
... place in the evening, the Presbytery to meet at a quarter-past seven, and the congregation at half-past seven. The Rev. Mr. Mather, Langbank, will conduct the services, and the RstTmt. Porteou* will address the congregation. MASONIC HALL FOR PAISLEY. On ...
... continued : My friends, I cannot conclude this sermon without referring in a few words to the sad Provost Campbell,. P. Comyn Macgregor of Brediland ; Mr. George L Houstoun, losses which we, as a congregation, have sure Johnstone Castle; Mr. Thomas Porter, ...
... Archd. Bell, of Whitehaugh, in his sixty-ninth year. B.—United Presbyterian Church Soiree held at Lengbank, and the James Mather presented with a Davenport, gold watch, chain, and purse of money, on his retiring from the pastoral charge of the congregation ...
... fiction. And then there is an article on Shakespeare's Country, by Rosa KINGSLEY ; a second portion of Calvadoes, by MILKY MATHER ; and The Dramatic Outlook, the first portion of a paperan address delivered to the Playgoing Club in October last—by H ...
... GLASGOW AND PAISLEY GLASGOW AND PAL • LEI rrANoroRTII TUNER, JOINT RAILWAY. JOINT RALLWA') WASHING MADE EASY. NEILSON, SHAW, & MACGREGOR,ii. STANLEY PLACE, THOMAS MT_TIRBEEAD & 00.. 48 CAUSEYSIDE, FAMILY DRAPERS AND GENERAL WAREHOUSEMEN, Beg to announce that ...