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... 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 ...
... by the time they again met the sale might be 140,000 a-year. He moved a vote of thanks to Mr Macgregor for his instructive and edifying lecture. Mr Macgregor was one of not a few earnest, zealous, intelUgentmen, who were now making the name of our country ...
... 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 ...
... ,grphne pcod auhtr o te ev J Gyter busi. PArinse-rnL.-Onte5htst,, at the Congr egationa~l Chur t sch, rainworth, bthRvJ Macgregor, M~r, J. PartingleF atat ?? A. Siddell,bohf ersy givea RaraANcs:-Tsuesu.-O th t etat the Cathedral. lry the R1ev. 1oUtsat ...
... Moodie, Junior Division. —For Essays. 1, S:moa Macgregor, M.A., Pictou, Nova Scotia; 2, John Macieod, B.A., Morven, Argytishire.—For Exa- minations. 1, Peter S. Menzies, B.A. Maybuie; 2, Simon Macgregor, ol. Facolty of Law—Scotch Law Class.—The Class ...
... hi* sr Wel feuds. On Monday lug, yens monied us, used Jobs Kenny, mord year. sod to the village of Cappagli, on the a algid Mather, E*l., lest be life is a se* it rte hind. by blow of a atom.—Corrememasel Pumas esaines.—The Rndas.sd (United Stave.) Dap** ...
... Clifton the Very Rev the Dean of Bristol in the chair Among those present were the Revs Canon Girdle-stone J Jenkyn J S Gale F V Mather Cross &c Colonel Crawfurd and R Charlton H Holland W Naish E Upfold T P Jose and C Pinuey The meeting having been opened with ...
... matters as posture, arrange. ment of services, &c. The only other noticeable thing in the debate was the maiden speech of Mr Macgregor of Barry, who had evidently crammed well for the occasion, and who—brimful of the subject himself—expressed his overwhelming ...
... treet, one light illegal weight, 55.; Edward Pennock, provision dealer, Chester Road, one pair unjust scales, 10s.; Henry Mather, coal dealer, Lloyd-street, one pair uniust scales, 10s. (three times previously convict«H\ • Tearson, butcher, tiity iwad ...
... will be successful. M'Cann was apprehended, and remitted to the Sheriff's authorities. Mather and the Baront Parish.—Another musical aamonstration onjbehalf of Dr Mather, formerly medical superintendent the Barnbill Poor-House, and of the Poor Pariah, took ...
... horsepower, being 236 feet long, by 29 broad, and deep. Next in. dimensions to this of the vessels built last year is Mr. W. F. Macgregor's iron screw-steamer Said, 609 tons, and 2.50 horse-power, which measures 2341 by 28 feet, and has a depth of in the hold ...
... William Haselden to Mrs. Mury Eastwood, both of this town. Same day, in the Congregational Church, Earnwnrtl , the Rev. G. D. Macgregor, Mr. J. Dawson, of Kerslcy, to Miss. M. Gaskell, of Farnworth. On the 15th instant, at the Register Office, Mr. Thomas Cleave* ...