... under the leadership of Miss Macgregor, the organist, contributed a couple of choruses, while the other items of the programme included a piano trio by Misses Macgregor, N. Duncan, and C. Irving; duets by Misses Macgregor and Duncan and Miss Wilson and ...

... quite unjust both educationally and tknancially to puss the note in view the election in few weeks. Builie Gray thought Mr MacGregor's cry was electioneering dodge, but if the ratenayeis did not return the majority they would then have to pay and pay sweetly ...

... drinking their healths, and they hoped that when they did drink them they would not drink too much. (Laughter and applause.) Mr Mather gave The Chairman and Croupier. (Applause.) Mr Clark proposed the health of the Hostess, Mrs Millar. (Applause.) The company ...

... Badenncb. Fordyce School—l 297 J MWilliam. Inverness Royal Academy—U96 8 James A Copland. Aberdeen Urammsr—Uß Sb Alex. M Bae. Mather's Scho.4. Newburgh, ud 37 John D M'Betb. Inverness Royal 36 Henry Joiner. Banff School—lZT6 David Mackeoxle. Keith Scbo-i-1276 ...

... laid out with cake and wine by Mr Mather, Anchor Inn, and the party who sat round it included :—Ex•Provoet Webster (chairman), Messrs G. Cruickshank, road foreman ; W. Mather, Councillor Oray. Councillor It A. D. Macgregor, Thomas Campbell, J. Knowles, ...

... at 3.30 p.m.. and, Thistle will travel at 1.20 with the following team:—Davidson; Reid and Duncan; Russel, G. Clark. and Macgregor; J. P. Clark. F. Smith, G Mackenzie, Petrie, and Wm. Stewart or Diver. Bucaus—Drama.—Durward Lely, the noted tenor vocalist ...

... putting competition was held on the course on Thursday, when there was a good entry. The first place was won by Mr Arthur Mather, Commercial Bank. On Saturday an interesting mixed foursome competition for valuable prizes tcok place. There was a good entry ...

... “they, the Trustees, do not consider the let “a bona fids one. and instruct Mr Young to “iatiautt* this resolution to Mr Macgregor. “ and farther, notify him that tho Trustees “ can on no aeceunt allow him to occupy ths Hall during the months of either ...

... Duguid 1. string across from Dr Duguid's to Episcopal Church, thence to Dr Simpson's ; Rev. Mr Wnite 8, Dr Simpson 2, D. Macgregor 1, L. T. M'Garth 1, Mr Downie 1. Suspended on a rope decorated with flags from Mr Lyon's to the Cluny Hotel was a nicely ...

... ago she wa* the champion here and when a yearling she led in her class. Colonel Gordon. Culdram, with his stylish Blacoo Macgregor marr. which was first Kennetbmoot the previous Saturday, third; while Mr John Armstrong. Whitchills, and Mr James Davidson ...