... at tire post-thlat taey ;vill be starred without great difficulty, or, fairly under weigh, that they will get rouidnso iar- ro-w and awkward a course without accident or di-aj'pointmtnt is maore to be desired than expected. We are glad tat find that, ilr ...

... by Lorne Campbell. Esq. T'ventv-tvo plotisgls competed, and the Judges, M1essrs. John Macfarimae, Fastlane, Row, Robert Glen, Stuclkenduff, Row,%and Jansecs Slilar, h'auld |, a Tnnerlhip, after careful inspection of the ditterent lots, awarded I the prizes ...

... thejudges and miembers of the Society to dinner, and the evening was spent in the most happy manner. now. 2W The parish of Row Ploughing Society held their annual plongh- s ing match on Friday the 30th ultimo, in a field on the farni of I: Ardonconnell ...

... boats encepted), rowed by natives of Ariran. for a price Of £2 to the winner-won by Mr. Bdannatyne, to IiLanilasli. tr' it Secuond Race.-Fer Four-Oared Boats, not exceeding 1II feet foI length of keel each, the property of, and rowed by, residenters inl ...

... the bound- less forest, the camp of the soldiery, the immense city with her countless domes, and the dark line of the Spar- row hills, formed a picture which will dwell for ever in mv meniory. The droschkv races were ran round a small oval course about ...

... * PLO)UGHING MATCHES. rD.._I - - -1 _ -- ?? _+o1. Parish of Row.-The annual plougitig match oF this society H came off on Fridaiy the 15th ultimo, on the farm of Easterton, possessed by Mr. Daniel Bain. At a given signal, seventeen competitors started ...

... persons. during thle progress of theifr petic- g1 Z- lice. Tbl palidhtt line is replaced by this bloom of health, fc Cij the nat-row hollow chtste expcandls, the flaccid, shirunk, aol Ot nI aititered tusecles grow large and firm, cthe lancold eye becomnes- ...

... say, 1Tin~keheard ; 4th, Andrew Semple, Midlinbank ; .5th, John Mlorn- . a eonr, Rounthiull; 6th, William Hamilton, Middle Row ; 7th, a ?? Hanniltott, Laigh Drutnclog. At the close of' the competition a numerons party of -menibers adfriends, along with ...

... 2 For this ro Bsix started, but the above-eamed fairly distanced their competitors. TSIRD RACE. For two-oared jolly-boats, rowed by one ?? prize, los.; second, 5e. V Elizabeth, A. Marquis, Culport, ?? ?? I Janet, John Marquis. do. ?? ?? ?? POURTH RACE ...

... having given up hopes of a sfpeedy return of the competing vessels, gave orders for the starting of the various sailing and rowing nmatches, for prizes given by the inhabitants of L.args and neighbourhiood. o [Thle first was a rare with fishing-boats of ...

... 6 inehes Ph-st prize, £92; Second, Xi ; Third, lOs. For this race eight boats started, and after one of the best contested rowing matches ever seen they came in, in the fol- lowing order :-l, Diary Benhon, owner Marquis, Culport; 2, ; Tempnesti I'Phail4 ...

... - - - - - IV. Onr; It. Goldie - - - - - - - 9 1'ellokshas - - - C. Stewart; .J. Cruickstanks - - - 25 Beitt - - - - - - D (rows; A. Fuiton - - - - - - - 6 Anldrston - - - - I a. Watsot; W. Wilson - - - - - 25 l Long Govr - - - A. Sibbald; R. Wishart -- ...