... brethren:—Mr C. Macgregor—subject: ' A motive to bongoes, from tho coasideration that believers are temples of t►e Doty Gl i ss.s;' Mr D. Thom, ' A motive to increased activity is the minim of Christ. tree lb. consideration that tins Mr James Mather. jun., 'The ...

... the Chairman, Messrs Whitelaw, Christie, and Mather, medical students, Ferguson, arts student, and A. F. Macgregor, law student. The proceedings were enlivened by readings by Messrs Laurence, Kerr, and Mather. The benediction having been pronounced, the ...

... Grant, to New. Zealand. At the ordination the officiating staff consisted of Mr. Greig, Kinfauns, who gave the discourse; Mr. Mather Stanley, who put the interrogatories; and Mr. M'Leish, Methven, who charged the minister and congregation —Perth Courier. ...

... the country; and Lord blahnotbury has received front this transaction a deeper wound than Mr Mather and a keener reproof than Mr Scarier. To the am Mr Mather himself, we have, on its own merits, no very strong dispeeition to revert. It is difficult to ...

... 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 meeting separated. ADDRESS BY JOHN MACGREGOR, Esq., ALP., TO HIS CONSTITUENTS. On Wednosdaye wen ing the electors and non -electon of Clasgow met in the Merchants' Hall; for the purpose of hearing Mr. Macgregor, one of the members for the City of Glasgow ...

... 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 ...

... 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. ...

... terms of understood ability. ‘The report of this attempt upon the life of Mr Mather has created a sensation in his own district bere. It was rumoured on Mondey that Mr Mather had been killed; but the correct version of the case represents him as not ha ...

... Newfoundland, where she had lain for some time after susUining the accident from an iceberg, has been taken into Tod and Macgregor’s dock, at Partick, to be repaired The accident occurred on the starboard side of the vessel, between 40 and feet from the ...

... in the chair. There was a large attendance. Among the gentlemen present were—the Revs. William Arnott, G. Blyth, and Peter Mather; Dr Aitker, James Craig. Esq. late Deacon-Convener), Kobert Simpson, Esq., William Melvine, Esq., Robert Km, Esq., J. S. Lang ...

... the private party injured, Mather has been made to pay pretty smartly for his imprudence and brutality. We stated in our last paper th‘t Mather had newly returned from Australia. This we have since learned is a mistike, as Mather had lately returned not ...