... assaulting Wmn Mathers, labourer, by knocking him down and striking him with their bands and feet. The elder broth-r failed to appear, and his bail of 15s was declared for- feited. James pled guilty to the asrault, but denied having kicked Mathers, and this ...

... Murison, grain merchant (C), 595 G. Scott, grocer (R), 534 ; J. Ford, builder (L), 514 * C. Durie, merchant (C), 591 ; J. Mather, residenter (L), 864 K. Johnston, draper (R), 339 ; Geo. Boyck, commis- sionagent (C), 338: J. Wood, plumber (L), 285; W. ...

... Kitson, Sir Theodore Fry, Sir B. Samuelson, Sir James Joicey, Messrs Cozens-Hardy, D. A. Themas, D, T. Brunner, Picton, W. Mather, Fenwick, Paulton, Benson, T. A. Pease, Rath- bone, F. Edwards, Holden, Ml'Ewan, Lloyd- Morgan, MTN'Innes, Humphrey, Owen ...

... receive the appointment for Hill, Thomson Co.. !of Purveyors to H.R.H. the Prince of .Walea. OnThursday, AlexanderNeilon', ?? Mathers, near )lontrose, was accidentally killed by being thrown from a cart he was driving along the North Esk Road near that town ...

... James HMelas, The Holt, Woking-ham, Berkeshire Alfred Hodgson, Suaitth, Yorkshire John Hunter, Kilbirnic, Ayrshire Robert Mathers Jack, Mncehestor Walter Culver James, London Timothy Siddall Jones, Swansea William Anmbrose Kibblor, Hackney, London Nathaniel ...

... Rowlands, V.C., C.B., has returned f fronm leave of absence, and resumed command of the Scottish district. Lady Helen MacGregor of MacGregor has taken 26 Beaufort Gardens, and will arrive there shortly for the season. ` The Duchess of Roxburghe, with the ...

... demand wassupported by several Liberal-Unionist colleagues rising in their places, as well as by Sir J. Leigh, Mr Snaps, Mr Mather. Mr P. Stanhope, Mr Leese, and other Lancashire Liberal mem bers; but it was noteworthy that only a moderate proportion of ...

... Jamnes Wilson, LDykebnr Eiouse; Mrs Robert HEolms, and Idin Graham,- assisted by' Miss . Hahln;l Brabloch; Miss ?? Macg'regor, Miss t Macgregor, Lonend 'House, Miss Lynaburn, d Miss l'hilips, Miss Reid, and Miss M5. Mlackean. The ladies presiding at the High ...

... the DoDn donald.ArmsInn, Cuross,' 'when M- : Macgregor pieg0 d and Dr Scott actedas croupe A meet- ingof the'cgregatm'eta ?? pace in the Fchurch in the evening, presided over ?? Jenkins, at'which Mr Macgregor 'pre'sented th~e Rev. Mr Gilston, of Carnock ...

... Company-injury to person; L. Macleod V,. ers Newton & Co.-breach of contract. Friday, 25th, d and Saturday, 26th-C. Shielhs v. Mather, Pence & hat Co.-personal. injury;' C. Shiells a. Edinburgh and vio Glasgow Railway Company-personal injury. Second arm Division ...

... Calderwood Castle, SC Blantyre, Lanark, March 1, 1871.-Lady Annie Dc Campbell will feel obliged to Messrs Neilson, T Shaw & Macgregor, to select twelve very re good black silk dresses, not extraordinarily bk expensive, and pack them carefully, and forward ...

... Mr John Johnston, Mr William WI~nie, Dr George It. Mather, Mr Robert Rowland -Stephen Professor Cowan, M.D., Mr Jas. Church, Mr Jas. fdacLehosb, Mfr D. C. Watson Mr Daniel Munro, Mr Duncan Macgregor, MrJ J., Smith, C.E., Air& J. Carrie. THE GFPAT PYlRAMID ...