... Skelmorlie, Mains; Sth, John M ‘Millan, servant to Mr Craw- ford, Thirdpart; 6th, Arthur Lang, servant to Mr Wilson, Flatt; best crown, James Crawford. test ploughing, James Crawford. After the match the members of the society and friends dined in the ...

... 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 ...

... ' the PiMfMrtj. Aboot HALF-AJT-ACEK of (ikoUKV tar ft Doobia Villa. Appty UiJ. ft J. H. Writer* 44 Wmlß^cbl IS • r m i r. CROWN TERRACE, DOW AN HILL. For tela, thoat TRJtEK Vary Bmftin b«u> ...

... Reid, instruct. d by Mr A. Clark, S.S.C., Leith, and Mr James Auld, wr i ter, Greenock. Etehteen witwesses were cited for the Crown. The first wittier called was Wm. Henry Buechel!. seaman, Greenock, who depon,d that he was one of eleven hands who sailed ...

... 254 Artillery Place, Crown Street, Glasgow prin it wes P22 p Ree pringbarn Row, n the At Flatt, Glassford. on the ist inst. by th 1, or the Downs, of East Kilbride, AvcuiNVoLs scenery, Farm of Cathkin, to for mere of BALD Eoq, of Flatt At New York, on the ...

... Baton, Skelmorlie Mains; 5th, John M'Millan, servant to Mr Crawford, Thirdpart- 6th, Arthur Lang, servant to Mr Wilson, Flatt. test crown- James Crawford. Straightest ?? Crawford. The members of the society and friends dined in the White Hart Inn (Mrs Arthur's) ...

... tres, CROWN Pobbt Company's prec ih LESTORER Oe OWN san AROW T pace A HAL h a STOKER and Mpue Cc (OWN PP UMERY EW nd ( ] N Wie PERE un MES ual a D thes t Wh te Tose 1K GA kod Vieler. VE KE Lu MES int yas of all long £0 20 SE inches long, hw «+ flatts on ...

... that the, Prince of'WalsewiU arrive'ists at: the end of the L month, to be present at the codfilrination of thei L. Imperal Crown Princess' eldest son,' ,- - 'INDIA& - ' THE LONDON HAM!. : '!Calcutta, August 24. The London mal ofI 31st J0ly arrived here ...

... kiuuwlf as gmtiy with lbs collac- Um. BobbTllwh!udTMibnllkHU FkMUH; k* WH M taJwtqr aspUia, b«» granted unUtetUd bam GERMAN CROWN PRINCE »»D PRINCESS. y*tri*r: - Tba FriMMMfOmMjrMac b*r «t»7 In Stjri* blm *t Bc«oo, r>ln» tb« aooatalß u It *m Ik* truck* ...

... 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 ...

... ? IRLobirt ikaiinatyrie, -s-Iant to Stav:11 I' ?? Crie-gI ; A*t, Hfctnr Cairrie,. 3 Url C ?? U~vI;. C urlie, I lai. Ilest crown- ?? l-a- Ii L: es1-t l:e--t hbarness--lt, Jaunes A -ibu, C j.,1(i:pbsi~ell. '[lie judges on the or i *1u t'--.1 h.1u\ ' -mil ...