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... Paton, Ske morlie Mains. 5, John M`Millan, servant to Mr Crawford, Thirdpart, 6, Arthur Lang, servant to Mr Wilson, Flatt. Best crown—James Crawford. Straightest phiughirig- --Jameis Crawford. JOHN CAMERON & SON, PRACTICAL WATCH AND CLOCK MAKER WORKING ...
... servant to Mr Wilson, Flatt ; 3, Joseph Campbell, servant with Mr Hamilton, Brisbane Mains ; 4, Wm Skeoch, servant with Mr Scott, Barr ; 5, John Rankine, Hurnside ; 6, Michael Dunnon, servant with Mr Broadfoot, Holehouse. Best crown, best hint, and best ...
... now are the feather'd sent, gain the laurel of the present year; And shaft the high poised mark comes m ar. Breaks from the crown a loud discordant sound Kach ready seems give the final cheer. Soon as the bird comes tumbling the ground. Each anxious that ...
... opponents, and in spite of difficulty, they would be faithful, if necessary, to death, and then they would be given their crown of life. (Applause.) Messrs Lorrimer and M'Queen having said a few words, Mr King, of Glasgow, delivered an address on Education ...
... by Mr Walker, bonnet manufacturer —A. Mackie. Straightest plouging, a pail by Mr Howat, cooper —J. M`Kinna. Best over the crown, a knife by Mr Chalmers, ironmonger—J. M`Kenna. Best working plough, 2s 6d by Mr Douglas, blacksmith, Crosshouse —J. M`Kenna ...
... Birr; 5, John U-il, South Whittleburn ; *L Crawford, ploughman to Mr Wilson, fhtt ; commended, Win. Crawford, Rillus Mr \VU*m. Flatt, t ?ok the first prize for tlie best set ,-{hirnesc??. After the match, the committee, judges, an.l friends dined in the White ...
... SHEEP, Blackfaced tup, two years, old or upwards— John Wilson, Flatt, Blackfaced 418 40)41 Paton 2, John Wi I so;,, Aged whitefaced tup, Leicester breed —l, John Hamilton • 2, John Wilson, Agedwhitefaced owe, Leicester- 1 and 2, John Paton. Aged NI hitefaced ...
... ' inches . too short for him, lik_ an immense collar hanging round his crane-3. e neck, showing a reckless prodigality of crowned bv a battered, soft felt hat, elade a and ssive figure, which the striking impressive i t , m ength of his hair did not serve ...