... the com Joha ennan, honour this year was gained Flatts of Cargeu, who took no wer than eight zee altogether ; the other seven being for second ing, second best six furrows over the h (to which mach of crown, best worki bis su jccess was, no bt, jue), second ...

... — op returning it with OST on Monday on the N Road, between and Flatts of Gentle- man's Overcoat.—Reward on returning to Mr Jolly’s, Bay Horse. the 30th, a Silver (Jubilee Half- Crown) by way of Castle Street. ‘alk.— by returning it to 6 on Waterside ...

... Pingle. by a Thoroughbred Horse—1, Wm. Elliott, The Flatt—Swede 2 Gran Harlawhill ; 2, Andrew Armstrong, Gi Turnips—1, John T. Dodd 3 2, J. W. J. Pater hite Turnipe—1 and 2, John Elliot, The Flatt. (Confined to the District of the Society.) Coo Gen eel ...

... awarded the premier 'dace, having a specially pretty and attiactive appearance. The judges for the specialrizes were Mr Kerr, Flatts ; Mr Kilroy; and Mr M.Naught, Hallhill. Altogether, the proceedings were very successful, and this was due in a large measure ...

... The annual meeting of the members of this society was held in the Crown Hotel on Wednesday afternoon, when the following members of the society were present : Mesers.l, Elliot, Flatt, presidiog; L. Beattie, ‘loseknowe i T. Gasket', Blortholre ; Paterson ...

... valuable annual gifts of money sent for the distribution of coals, &c., among the deserving poor of the village. Success has crowned his path of life as ship ewner and otherwise. Having lately launched one of his vessels and named it “Thornhill,” he has an ...

... a age. ae As the Convener “ would nut particularise any tra: : Proposep Park.—Several years ago the fields known as * The Flatts” were offered to the Police Commissioners of Dalbeattie, on nominal terms, for the purpose of making a public park, but that ...

... lecture for noble and praiseworthy an object, ' viz -the benefit of the poor. The Chairman remarked that, without any attempt at flatt. ry, could hones'l v «ay that never since hearing Dickens himself had heard nis works rendered with mull marvellous ability ...

... belonging to Mr Wyllie, Pleasance. The best Pu_ of geldings were a capital pair from R,otchen The best pair of mares were from Flatts of Cflrgfhé and the best matched pair from Airds. o plough with which the first prize was won ;:,,sf made by Mr Hetherington ...

... with the it was ¢ a most pleasant game is one and shady tactics. Dusrries Swirtsv. DALBEATTIEATHLETIC. —These teams met at Flatts a large number of spec- and after a very hard game re-starting, Sanderland again assumed the the defence bei: ive, and were ...

... John Kennan, Flatts of Cargen. Beat Hinting —l, John M'Gregor, Pleasance ; 2, David Young, Alois. Straightest Ploughing —l, James Casson, Gibbonhill :2, David Young. Beat Outs and Ins—Stewart Black, The Craig. est Six Furrows over the Crown—l, David Young ...

... of which they enjoy the benefit at present. The question arises, whether he is entitled, by withholding the money which the Crown would be entitled to receive, to change the mode of proving the tenancy.—Mr M'Gowan: Are we to have Mr Geddes or anybody else ...