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... Aberdeen Methlick H.G.P. School — Assistant— Miss Agnes K. Buchan, M.A. (Hons.), 34 Balmoor Terrace, Peterhead. Newburgh Mathers School—Assistant— Miss Elizabeth A, M, Anderson, 22 Craigic Park, Aberdeen. Monquhitter School — Assistant — Miss Joan (. ...
... Hotel, Pordvce, on the December, the Rev. John C. MacGregor. hetaH'sbed Church. James Cruitkehank. Bcorhbank. KUaobcth. younees* James Cowie, Cottnge. Wooie -Watsov.âAt Sandend. 23d Her., Her. John MacGregor, K.C., Fordvce, James WaGon, Whitebills. Boyndie ...
... George A. Mac- Donald, Elaine M'Gillivray. Gilbert W. M'Kay. John M. Mackenzie. Mary D. M'Nab Dorothy Maitland. Eleanor A. Mathers, Isabel Moir. Audrev E. Morrison. Margaret M. M. Mortimer Moira Murray, Margaret Naughton. Gillian M. Park, lan C. Petrie ...
... round decided was folk>iAs: —W. Welsh and H. Hurll, Elgin, beat Macgregor and' C. Shearer, Buckie; J. Mitchell and Melrin, Buckie, beat Baxter aixl G.- Robertson, Elgin; T. Florence and T. Mather, Lossiemouth, beat J. Mitchell and J. Davidson, Buclde; M'William ...
... 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 ...
... 5 ins.; 2 J. S. Stewart, Portsoy, 35 ft. 34 ins.; 3 Win. Davidson, Bellabeg, 34 ft. 94 ins. Bagpipe music-1 A. C. Macgregor; 2 W Macgregor; 3 W. Farquhar. Throwing fight 'hammer 1 John Davidson, 96 ft. 4 ins.; 2 Win. Davidson. 93 ft. Tins. 3J. Epsilon ...
... The Chairman said these lines was not disqualified from sitting on the bench, and ruled accordingly. On application by Mr Macgregor for renewal of licence for the Marine Hotel. Fletcher said was very against the wishes of the* community that this important ...
... Roseban ; vicc-eapta:n, Mr W. P. M'Connachie; joint secretaries and treasurers, Meters S. W. Mayer and A. Mather; match secretary. Mr A. Mather; council—Rev. C. Macdoeald. Messrs George P. Laing, A. Anchinachie, George Taylor, R. W. Garrew. W. Munro, ...
... those who accepted invitations were :— Mr and Mrs Rankin, Mains of Lauriston ; Mr and Mrs Milne, Milton of Mathers ; Mr and Mrs Stephen, East Mathers ; Mr and Mrs Will Craighill ; Mr and Mrs Manson, Pittengardner ; Mr and Miss Batchelor, Dundee ; Mr and ...
... Mortlach Churchyard. Friends please accept this (the only) intimation and invitation. MACGREGOR.—SuddenIy, at a Nursing Home in London on 13th March, William MacGregor, 8 Belvidere Street, Messrs Wilsone and Duffus. Funeral on Saturday, 16th inst., at 2 ...
... preeiding. There were present—Rev. J. C. Macerator. Rev. p.m., within the INSTITUTE HALL, KEITH. not. When we consider how man Mather Slorach, G. G. M•Robie, James Young, BUSINESS. thousands of years the world has been A. L. Gillen, and James %boon. we must ...
... Macrae. First prize-winners were: Infants (5-9) —Sack race—Oathy Maegregor; flat race —Gordon Ross; hoop race (9-12)— C. Macgregor; 100 yards—\V. Macrae; long jump— W. Macrae; three-iegged race —Geo. Mackfe and Wilson Davidson; sack race—Donald Ross; egg ...