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... Robert Gibson , advocate , presided over a fairly good attendance . Following an address by Mr Alasdair Alpin Macgregor , Mr George Mathers . M . P ., moved a resolution caJlui upon the Government to abandon thefpoison gas experiments on . sm ' malg ...
... Hermetic Students , of . the- Golden Dawn founded in 1888 , and invested-with Masonic and Rosicrucian ritual , of which MacGregor Mathers ' was the dominating mind . ' ¦ . His next step was an attempt to found . in a castle on an island , in the middle ...
... raillery at the age into which he has had the misfortune to 'have Iwsn born . TEBB KET OP SOLOMON TSB KINQ . By S . Liddell Macgregor Mathers . 21 s . not . London : Kcgan Paul , Trench , Trubner , ...
... MB MATHERS' SPEECH In his address. Mr Mathers said he was very glad to come along as he had had few opportunities of visiting the school He wished it were possible for all the pupils to be present, and not just few with their parents, as he would like ...
... Mr George Mathers, M.P., Lord I ligh Commissioner of the General \ssembly of the Church of Scotland, and Mrs Mathers are to take up residence at the Palace of ilolyroodhouse on May 19. and will remain therel until the close of the Assembly oh May 28. ...
... Scotch, bfauchline Belles, the Mimeos Mather ; humorous monologue, A Scotch Nicht, Mr Leslie Curtis ; drum solo and march, Bill Simons, Miss Minnie Mather; violin solo, Alice, where art thou! Mire Janet' Mather ; humorous sketch, Mr Leslie Curtis ...
... a number of post office officials and George Mathers, M.P. for West Lothian, who called to congratulate Mrq Stopaon, in whose shop the sub-office has been established. The other visitors were D. MacGregor, Public Relation. Officer. General Post Office ...
... 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 ...
... Park eiponents from dusting their Blackhall neighbours by 6 matches to 0. Scheel Pionic—Through tlw kindness of Mr Matthew Mather, the children attending the Sunday School of Davidson's Mains Parish Church held their summer picnic at Muirhouse on Saturday ...