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... pay all Debts due by, the Dissolved Firm. JAMES HOEY. ANGUS KENNEDY. J. B. KmoDSTO, Witness. BOBT. IKExNEL-y, Witness. R. MACGREGOR. W ?? It. BUCIIAN, Witness. 3 JOSE1,1I STEVENSON, WitneSS. Glasgoow, 29th October, 1855. WlyITH reference to the above Notice ...
... Omoa (late Lord Provost); Bailies Macgregor, Young, and Grabam; Mitchell, Fowler, M‘Dovald, Dr Aitken, Taylor, Moir, Rae, Forrester, and Gourlay; Messrs Nobert Buchanan, Peter M‘Kenzio, John Smith, R. Simpson, Rev. P. Mather; Mr Burns, writer; Mr M‘Phun, ...
... regular and abundant. (11 The Premises will be shown by Robert Currie, Eaglesham. For further initoniation, apply to Arthur Mather, Nether. place, Newton Marns, who will receive Offers for a Lease for A llan Gilmour, Esq. of Eaglesham, the Proprietor, till ...
... Mr John Mather, Mount Pleasant. Considerable sensation was excited throughout the town, as the unfortunate gentleman was generally respected, and was believed to have retired ou a good fortune. It Wright to add, that he is Dot the Mr Mather of the firm ...
... Company-injury to person; L. Macleod V,. ers Newton & Co.-breach of contract. Friday, 25th, d and Saturday, 26th-C. Shielhs v. Mather, Pence & hat Co.-personal. injury;' C. Shiells a. Edinburgh and vio Glasgow Railway Company-personal injury. Second arm Division ...
... DUNLOP Esq. of Craigton, JOHN BAIN. Esq.. of Morriston, JAMES MACKENZIE. Esq. of Olentore, WM. WEST WATSON. Esq., J. W. MACGREGOR. Esq. of Wallace Grove. DAVID DREGHORN, Esq.. JAMES BUCHANAN. Esq., Merchant, J. R. NAPIER. Esq.. Engineer, WM. MACLEAN. ...
... £63s.—An increase in w ages, c ompensation, of the working man may be turned to the best works of the proprietor*, Tod and Macgregor and sheets, ropes, oil, grease, and horse haulage. will be employed for discharging the water from the ' doisk Rent, ss. ...
... Mr. Gray, Fife, bought three-year-olds at £l5; Mr. Jones, flasher, Falkirk, bought a lot of four-year-olds at £l5; Mr. John Mather, Glasgow, bought a lot of do. at AID 10s. HIGHLAND CATTLE.—A lot of heifers, from Argyllshire, bought by M. Robson and Mr ...
... fit and proper person to bold the office of Lord Raton He sat down to the strain of Cheer, Boys, (Aar, and Rob Roy Macgregor, 0. The motion was only wooded and pot to the meeting, bet the proceeding was more of a formal than a real uharacter, as ...
... programme for the | cent given in the Stock Exchange on Stobie, Esq., of Ballocbneck; John Baird, Esq., of | t. Lockwood; Arthur Mather, Esq., Notherplice ; Charles | tret wh. Ou the Home Secretary will But it is impossible from these cir Esq., Corsebill; George ...
... inserti this letter in the Times, correct an error into whi the writer of the article on Mr John Macgregor | fallen? 1t ie there stated that Mr Macgregor was tarned in opposition to the old Liberal members, | Oswald and Mr Dennistous. Mr Oswald retired ...
... The Lanils contain nea.ly 900 Acres, with a fair stock of Grouse, P'artridges, and Hares. For particulars, apply to Arthur Mather, Notheruhace, New- ton, Mearns. May 18, 1857. S;allto ibg Vtibt$f Bsaronill- HORSE FOR SALE. T'Olt SALE, a Well Bred GREY ...