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... attention to the shop of Mr Macgregor, the adjoining building, but the fire had also got a firm hold there, and notwithstanding the efforts of the brigade, who secured a copious supply of water from the village burn, Mr Macgregor's premises were completely ...
... brief illness of Alexander MacGregor, well known photographer, at the comparatively early age of 48 years. The deceased was a son of the late Mr Peter MacGregor, cashier and burgh treasurer of Penicuik. On leaving school Mr MacGregor was employed for some ...
... 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 ...
... late William Macdougall, grocer, St Andrews. MATHERS. At Dundee Royal Infirmary, on 18th March 1946, Elizabeth Bisset Urquhart, 14 Macgregor's Buildings, Guard Bridge, aged 60 years, widow of James Mathers, late Seggie. PILTINGSRUD. At St Andrews, on ...
... September, 1936, by the Rev. 1.. A. Wheatley, M.A.. assisted by the Rev. Malcolm Mac- Coll, David Gray MacGregor. eldesi son of Mr and Mrs D. G. MacGregor, 36 Wolseley Street, Dundee, to Alice Mary Spivey, M.A., 4 Windsor Terrace, Bro'ty Ferry. MARTIN—GUTHRIE ...
... PASS Rather against the run of play, MacGregor opened for the visitors in the 22nd minute. Muir, at outside left, collected a neat pass, beat a couple Newarthlll defenders and crossed the ball to the waiting MacGregor, who netted. Second half play saw no ...
... Clark. Pass Robert Ferguson. Richard Howe. Douglas Illartyn, Thomas Neilan. Macgregor, Physics H.- Ist Class-James Rumen. 2nd Class- Jame* Charlton, William Gold. James Macgregor. Hugh McKee. Dor - and° PeGorelli, William Sommerville. Thomas •)Neill. Pair ...
... !'S M'Lkan (Jouklay. At Mather’s Hotel, Dr.odee, .lan , l»y th»- Rev. A. Cape, Cupar, assisted by the Rev. Henry Williamson, iMm-iee, Alexander, second ])avid Anna-Ijca Cottage, Fuirmuir Road, Hundee, to Isabella, younKest daughter of the late David Gourlay ...
... William Macgregor, shepherd, Murdo Macgregor, shepherd; Finlay Munro, gardener; °rigor Gordon carpenter ; and Norman Macdonald, fencer. At the meeting of Nairn County Council on Thursday, Mr J. B. Robertson, the convener, said the Mr Arree-Mather was one ...
... Thomas Andrew, Edinburgh, to Katie Stewart, youngest daughter of the late Alexander MacGregor, formerly parish schoolmaster, Dunnichen. Conway—Morrison.—At Mathers' Hotel, Dundee, the 29th August, by the Rev. John Conway, London (brother of thie bridesroom) ...
... naIIUARY I. no. OPENING OF GAR -- The Rev. R. C. M. Mather, M.A.. (centre) with the Rev. J. H. M icintyre, M.A., and the Rev. Philip M,Naughton, M.A., at the opening of the new Garrowhill Church. Working as a team, they will be the first to carry out ...
... Education Authority:— Farnell School—Assistant, Mary Christie, Carroch School. Invermark School —Head teacher, Miss Margaret A. MacGregor, Tarfside. ferryden Sr. School—Assistant, Miss Lizzie A. A. Dallachie, Inverkeilor School. Inverkeilor School Assistant, ...