... Glasgow .on sfi‘,’:{ia’}“ evening, a colleague met Mr George Mathers, M.P.‘, and Mrs Mathers, who had been invited to the Scottish Junior Cuß final at Hampden by the Lord Provost of Glasgow. Mr Mathers, as M.P, for West Lothian, was particularly interested ...

... HOSPITAL PRACTICE. Seni)r—Macgregor 3ledal, C. J. Hodge; Directors' Medal, B. M. Blair. First-class certificate, H. G. Junior—Directors' Medal, F. K. Fenton and N. J. W. Smith (equal). First-class certificate, L. A. H. Brown. GOLD FILLING MEDAL. N. .T ...

... Rink, Haymarket: Mrs C. C. Crabbie, S. B. Hog, Coates.. 20 Edinburgh Ladies 6 w. J. M‘Combie, W. Macgregor, Linlithgow.. .. .. 16 Qundas o oo ' M. Mather, Cramond 15 T. A. Gentle, Edinr. 8 Under the supervision of Mr Andrew H. Hamilton, 8.5. C., 'one ...

... scheme begun last year of sending an unemployed member of the club, Mr R. F. Mather, for training at the &dinburgh School of Dramatic Art. In return for the maintenance of Mr Mather at the sil:zgl. the members of the club are to jve from him training in stage ...

... Buchanan and Mr Buchanan (West) won from Miss Mather and Mr Herriot (East), 8-6, 6-0. West leading three to one. Total, four matches each. Tht-d Round.—Mias Pratt and Mr Chalmers (West) wen from Miss Mather and Mr Mather (East), 7-5, 6-2; Ans. Fraser and Mr Davie ...

... Saturday, Feb. 23, 1946, at the Church of St John the Evangelist, West End, Edinpurgh, by the Rev, S, Harvie Clark, M.A., lAN MACGREGOR, younger son of Mr and Mrs JAMES M. CLEUGH, 130 Newhaven Road, to MARY CRAWFORD, younger daughter of Mr and Mrs JAMES T. ...

... the defence was George Henry Topp, who had been cited as a witness for the Crown, but had not been called. In reply to Mr Macgregor Mitchell, K.C., be said that on 25th January he was secretary of the Kenmore Rugby Football Club, for whom the accused sometimes ...

... Blackridge and Westrigg F’leer Show showed fewer entries than usual, but the quality was well up to standard. Mr George Mathers, M.P., opened the show. Principal winners -in the cut flower, pot plant., and vegetable sections were : Robert Brown, William ...

... tho discussion of this report Mr Lewis Spence, Mr W. K. Lyon, W.S., Mr Alasdair Alpin MacGregor, and Miss Linton, all of Edinburgh, and Mr Dow and Mr George Mathers, Leith, took part. A variety of opinions were expressed as to what action should be taken ...

... was, as usual, a favourite, and met an excellent reception for Ms MacGregor's Gathering, and two Hebridain songs. Mr J. Augustus Becldie gave Scotiisli stories, and the Misses Mather instriunertt.a 1 pieces. There were numerous encores. The acoomwsiiments ...

... LOCHEND COLLEGE OF ART R. D. M'Laren and R. H. Westwater and T. Montgomery 1 H. G. Roger 0 D. M‘Hugh and G. G. Blamire and P. G. Mather 0 Turnbull 2 College of Art won by one hole, PORTSBURGH NORTH. MERCHANTS T. Stout ...

... {eams meet on Saturday, the Merchistonians in this case being . J. O. Grieve Scap' tain), M. J. H. MacGregor, H. L. Duke, J. S. Crerar, N. W. Briggs, M. Mathers, G. A. 8, Carmichael, W. G. Logan, J. R. Allan, B. Henderson, and C. i“rechman y Mr James H. Peacock ...