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... Gordon, Ireland . . .35 Sir James Miller, Bart. of Manderstone, Duns. Mulberry Knight—Mr M'Kay, Castle Derg 31 Manderstone Macgregor 3rd Mr Cameron, Calendon . . . . • 35 Magistrate—Mr Bryce, Westwood . . 33 Mr J. Mackie, North Ythsie, Tames. Ythaio—Mr Mitchell ...
... Wistiaw; James Peebles, Giacgow ; and Samuel Davidso n , Inverness; tattle—Messes Allsop, biverune; Taylor, Keith; James Macgregor, Perth; and Peter Lang, Keith. The premier position, which carries the special prams by the premises Town Couri-il, was ...
... Forbes. Pte. A K. H. Girdwood. Pte. P. Gray. Pte. P. Harris, ' Pte. J. C. Cpl. J. Keyes. Pte K. M'Askill, Pte. Cv.tA Cpl. A. MacGregor. Pte. C. M Kav. Pte. K. D. Mackay Pte D Mackenzie, Pte. W. MacLennan. Pte. A MMillan. Pte. D. M'Ritchie, Pte. W. Miller ...
... Macfarlane, Inverness r. T. B. Mather, Lossiernouth K. Cameron, Nairn r. W. Welsh, sell., Elgin John Menzies, ' , ones r. Jas. Thomson, Elgin W. O. Nairn r. strathisla, Keith G. A. Cameron, Inverness r. C. Macgregor, Keith Forte F. Mackay, Fo. r. James ...
... Miltonhill ; John A. Davidson, Dykeside ; Robert Forsyth, Claydalte; Thomas Hay, Reeves; Andrew B. Leitoh, Inchstellie; Daniel Macgregor, Crook of Alves; Charles A. Mockessack, Asleisk ; John Pouter, Wester Alves. Birnie (five seats)`-Messrs Wm. Anderson, Level ...
... of Doctor W. M. MâKay, a daughter. On 31st July, 1939, at St ettholomewâs Hospital, to Elvira, wife * Alistair M. C. Macgregor, detective geant. City of London Police, a son. >SIE.âAt the Forest Avenue Nursing on the 27th July, 1939. to Mr and k ...
... 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, ...
... Clark; Durris men’s detachment (who have won the cup twice in succession) —Major Reid (commandant), Messrs T. Ramsay, W. Macgregor, A. R. Macfarlane, and Hector Samlisoli. On the call of Lieutenant-Colonel Cran, Sir Alexander Jlaird was heartily thanked ...
... W. Tullct. A, Park and T L. F. Burnett. -- CENTRAL ISCIIOOI,_ _Dille: Otaft=en and Wensham: DIME Wares and Deas; Arlan, MacGregor. Mrunle. Philltp and Watt. CENTRALIANIL-41 B. Batn: A. NELaren and J. A. Tones! A. 0. Shirreffs, H. Munro and E. E. Morrison: ...
... 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 ...
... Stonehaven: George Milne, Mains Bnrras; Adam Scott, Crowhillock; W. Greig, St Cyrus; Fullegar, St Cyrus; A. Milne, Milton of Mathers; John Scott, Luthermuir; John Craig, Laurencekirk; Bailie Paterson, Laurencekirk; Councillor Scott, Laurencekirk; Messrs David ...
... 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 ...