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... Watts, J. J. Mackenzie, Smea- Macgregor, .• ~ _ • • •. .. x Mathers, b A. V. Mac- R. Ijalley, not out, .. 50! Si'iart, Smeaton, S Pearson, Soutar, .. W. Reni'ie, c Irons, d 0.,1! G. P. Irons, not out, .. 1- Chapm.'in, b Mathers, 51P. T. Hills, thrown out ...
... Public Notices. BOOKS.- Hectok Macgregor's Catalogue, No. IV., New and Second Hand Books, may be had application. The Book Mart, Overgate. MB ADAM S~, DE ~N X. 89 Murraygatb, DUNDEE, Second Door East from British Linen Co.'a Bank ' 17*XCUHSION TO BY THE ...
... Public Notices. mEAS Selling off Cost Price, W. & A. JL can's Beef Shop. Hawkhill. Dundee. BOOKS.- Hector Macgregor's Catalogue, No. IV., of New and Second Hand Books, may had application. The Book Mart, Overgate. UOTOGRAPHIC SIUDIO, East Dock Street ...
... Meetings and Lectures. UNDEE HAIRDRESSERS' ASSOCIATION. —Annual Meeting Mather's Temperance Hotel (Cricliton Street Entrance), Thursday Night 9 o'clock. Important Business. TV/I ASONIC —Lodge Albert (448), Lochee.— JL Meeting To-Night, 5.15. Busine ...
... Meetingfs and Lectures. undee parish ceue c (B. MARYS). SUNDAY, APRIL. Morning Service, 11 a.m., Conducted by Jlev, MACGREGOR, Edinbdrgh. Afternoon Service, 2.15 r.M., by REV. ROBERT PAISLEY, ■QUNDE'B TE N T MISSION. Mb DAVID ANNAE Will Address the Meeting ...
... Meetings and Lectures. DUDHOPE CHURCH.—The Rev. DUNCAN MACGREGOR, St Peter's, will Preach To-Morrow Evenirg, 6.15 o'clock. Collection Educational purposes. Catholic apostolic chukch, constitution Road—Sermfm To-Morrow Evening, at 0.15. Subject — Primitive ...
... Meetings sad Lectures. PARISH (8. MARYS'). CHURCH SUNDAY, 18th APRIL. Horning Service, a.m.. Conducted by BEV. DR MACGREGOR, Afternoon Service, 2.15 P.M., by REV. ROBERT PAISLEY, TENT MISSION. DAVro~ANNAL Will A&lree* the Me«tin; Bicho s Hall. Barrack ...
... what he knew of Dr Mather he was sure he (Dr M.) would give great attention to their patients. (Applause.) Mr Robertson, in seconding, said he was prepared to say that the Board would be well served with either Dr Macgregor or Dr Mather. (Applause.) He supported ...
... Sister Mitchell; S.. Brother J. C. Robertson; A.S., Sister L. Macgregor; C., Brother F. Carr; M., Brother J. Robertson ; IXM., Sister M. Macgregor; Guard, Brother Wishart; Sentinel, Brother Mather. ...
... Goldie or Macgregor, Magdalene Bank, Perth, £2837; Rev. George Jacque, Auchterarder, £2147; Miss Agnes Kinloch Miller, New Rattray. £1423 ; Robert Robertson, Inver, Dunkeld, £1078; Miss Margaret Mailer, Auchterarder, £98G; Mrs Ann Angus Mather, Inchture ...
... Jr. either Dr Macgregor or i>r plause.) He supported ci.,- nomination of £ .Mather, however, mainly on the « nd that. ' ~ ! ?? r ?? the locality which was intended tor. (Applause.) Having jH _t ne-l. commenced practice n Dundee, Dr Mather ,r,.i good ileal ...
... of Committee, T. Conlin, D. Dor ward, and J. Gruffin. Coubier. —The annual meeting of the Second Courier was held in Mather's Hotel on Saturday right, when the following were elected officebearers : —President, J. Halkerston (re-elected); vice-president ...