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... TTMBRELLAS. walking-sticks, bags and baskets, pocket U liaeks. cheap.—MacGregor, 2 George Street, Mil Lettu Walk (opposite Crown Street). MERELLAS Covered—Re-covering Frames saws one- third original cost—W. Rcss, umbrella maker. _eors« IV. Bridge. j ...
... petty and fish customs, and steal yard of the burgh of Musselburgh for the ensuing year have been re-let to Mr William Macgregor, contractor, FUherrow, for the sum of SJ2O, increase of £-10 over the price of last year. Edinburgh Naturalists' Field Clcb ...
... o'clock will be Sold by Auction. CALLENDER, C.A.. 51 Hanover St. ST CU'IHBERFS PARISH CHURCH. Evening Service, Rev. H. A. MATHERS, LLD. Collection for Endowment of New Par. Church. D STOCKS, Bootmaker, GUAHANTKIfiI EASE STYLE. PERFECT FIT la his MEASURB ...
... Henderson. 159 Leith Walk. him. PERAMBULATORS (bassinette), with rubber tyres reversible hoods ; 425; unequalled value —Macgregor, 2 George Street, and 68 Leith Walk. I3OTTED Head. 3d per lb., splendid quality; harass from 6d each.—Mr3 Ha_ilto.i'_, ...
... being the Rev. M.- H. A. Mathers, assistant to the Rev. Dr Macgregor, St Cuthbert's, Edinburgh, and the Rev. J. H. Pagan, assistant, Ayr. In the result 123 voted for Mr Mathers. and 29 for Mr Pagan; against bo»h. 42. Mr Mathers had thus absolute majority ...
... 3 D. M*l»«chian. c Berkle> 14 P Donaldson, c Reynolds, b Mather . 11 It. B. Peer*oo. b Berkley Savory, b Mether 2 J. C. >wen»u*n. c bcott, t> Mather 0 G. A. Combe, c and Mather. 7 A. C. Robert* not out 7 Extras 5 Total rcrraa—Flmt innings ...
... Baxter, Kirkintilloch; 2, Walter Frith, Cock—l, H. W. Hutchison, Kirkcaldy; 2, J. &W. Macgregor, Stenhousemuir. Pullet-1, W. Frith; 2. C. Bothway, Newton. Hen—l, J. A. Mather, 2, J. Braithwaite, Kendal. Duckwiugs Cockerel—l, A. Oliphant, Leslie; 2,W. M'Kay ...
... Finlsy, Thomfon, Riuhie, Pringle, snd Lnrkhart - Mure. Wan- DEr.ER.a-Clouston MTier, and Whitson; Mcthuen, and M'Donnell; Macgregor, Watson, Laidlaw, Boyle, A. N. Fleming, C-urrie, and Uuali. Rc*feree, Mr J. Smith. There were but Fpectators present when ...
... triune, nut caiuitu 1U Uuee day*, wui oe Apply at -a Dean Fark Aauie Myrtle Cottage.—New, 6 ro.nu, all cou' M. vemeiiCoa— MaCgregor, Buab. C Hot trade.—Wanted a girl to and make bene useful in shop. —O. atocaK, At* Fort. |> Ot'bEK.EKi'EK trade*xuaus uwue ...
... carda that super- BMtons got to be sirmd of sitting down al the saase table with him. EN. QtmaOAT Qrspplar ycatarday captured Mather French trnwlnr fishing within the three■ Ace limit The crew were taken to Dover, to appear before the magiatrataa. A. C. M ...
... umbrellas and walking sticks, combs es, sponges, ie : large selection and bargains oft'ereu. Portmanteaus, or exchangi L —Macgregor,. George street, Ediubu.-gh, and Leith Walk, s Lcith | IiHOTOGELAPHY.—A specialitd, cards and cabinet X portraits for 1.5 ...
... 175; James Robertson, Andrew White, 92; John Fraser, 75; James Keyden, 17. CRIEFF—Eight candidates for six seats. Peter Macgregor, Joiner, 266; Archibald Adie, draper, 211; Ex-Bailie Campbell, 908; Alexander Kerr, cabinetmaker. Bailie Cochrane, 194; Lewia ...