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... Tuticortn, and Rangoon. s.s, HEKEP >BI) SHIRS, from Liverpool vfarcli 6; Marseilles March 14. —Col. Haworth. Mr. G. Mather, G. A. MstheMr. W. M. Mather, Mr J. C. Abbott, Mrs. Abbott. Miss Abbott, Mr. A N. Robertson, Mrs. Robertson, Mr. A. H. (ones, Mrs Jones, ...
... passing, and occasionally they made the mistake of passing instead of running on whets a try seen - oil almost metered. Macgregor and Pickering twayecl well at half bark fur this College. With the wind behind them Lennox pressed, and Meats, was quickly ...
... hemming. and button-holes are all very good. Another time sew the buttons on with a buttonholed loop. It looks neater. Haien MacGregor. —The flannel petticoat you have made My to behold, and flannel bodice makes it doubly attractive. Mow beautifully you have ...
... and Mrs. L. S. Jemmett and child, Sergt. W. J. Jarvis, Mrs. Laloe and infant, Mr. G. Lancashire, Miss E. Livesey, Mr. 11. MacGregor, Mr. R. Macfarlane, Mr. Geo. McGill, Mrs. P. W. Massey,ldiss L. M. Mack, Marine S. G. Mason, I•Mr. and Mrs. Y. Y. Tsu, Mr ...
... pink sleeves and cap) “• Mr. n. Rardy's b g Tom West, Old JJnck— Mather Shipton (vermilion. black collar and enffs, quartered cap) 9 10 Mr. W. Cooper’s m Mattie hlAcoiiroon, by Even MacGregor —3a (orangoandwhitestripee, white cap) CIO W.Biaelll Major ...
... Robertson (half backs), J. A. Easton. F. F. Stirling. J. Gibson, R. C. Walker, E. 0. e'opestake, T. Creme. J. Austin. R. Mather (forwards). Referee. Mr D. N. Sloan. • Boyd. (P.P.'S) v. 01.1100 W lime (P.P.'S).— The former were expected to reverse the ...
... following will be the teams in the North V. South Rugby match at Northampton on Dec. 19: North :—C. Williams (Lancashire), back; Mather (Northumberland). Oreathead and Pickering (Yorkshire). Chapman (Durham). three-quarters; A. N. Other and I. N. Other. halves: ...
... J. Speller. THORNHILL (6).â T. G. Carrington, A. Chatterton, H. Newton, C. A. Craft. A. J. Fearnhead, AY. Hoskins, A. A. Mather, H. Mills, AY. E. Piper, A. T. Scott, AA'. T. Stanton, F. G. AVatkinson. Tufnell AVard (6). âMod.: C. A. Boulton, AA r ...
... McCurdie 44793 B. (Paisley); McGivem 447J7 P- (Llnwood); McGo« «406 D.. MM. (Camelon); McGregor 44719 J. (Invermoriston); MacGregor 447(1 W. (Perth); McHardy L.-Cpl. C. (Strathdon); Mclntyre 44745 A. (Oban); Mclntyre 191348 I- (Glasgow) ; McKay 13(90 E ...
... while be the edema for the liberation of the workers. address touched his hovers to the address 71. literature sales. lid. Mather M at thr sad a breach bee afresh a Loom Week WO sad bogies a la the regard to • bet that be to (astute. metteehed 1.1..P.Are ...
... Middleton, J. Polak F. M. Wenbota, XV. H. Whadcoat, H. J. Ward. TH >i:nhill V, ard (G).â Carrington, Chatterton, Cruft, Hoekins, Mather, ocott. KENSINGTON (60). Earls-court Ward (G) â XV. XV. Church, S. N. Fox, XV. T. Key, P.. Shortrcde, Captain XV. .Tame ...
... other prizes, while the eight lowest samara qualified to an lay of by hake the Duke Conaniagitt's eon. at present held J. H. MacGregor of Bandon Le. For a long time it seemed as If C. W. Walker, J. J. Millar, A. M. Orr, and J. F. Mitchell. the Irish oron amateur ...