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... Nurse Rowe, Doctors J. Martin, Taylor and Lydon, Messrs. Woolridge,' Power, Woods, T. Robertson, W. Mather, Bailey, W. Cherry, J. Naylor and Dan MacGregor (who was his unsuccessful opponent at the November elections). Dr. Bamforth was unable to be present ...
... 2317 Furness, With, & Co Discoverer 3401 Howberry, T & J Harrison Kittiwake 982 —, T Fletcher &Co Lombardy 2067 —,_D Mather & Co Macgregor Laird 2167 Nelson, Elder Dempster and Co .„ Duals Mary Kingsley 2175 Spencer, Elder Dempster k Co (move s to H ...
... present, including Messrs. R. E. Reinke (secretary), W. H. Hunt (works manager), J. Wait (estate agent), J. P. Campbell, T. LI Mather, and W. Dodds. hr. The principal mourner. were Mr. Alias. James (oon). Alderman M. C. James (father).' Mr. C'. A. James. Mr ...
... CHAPTER XV, (Continued.) Sir Jackson's eldest son, Henry Mather Jackson, was the Liberal candidate opposed John LaiO at the second and most memorable Birk&head parliamentary election, Henry Mather Jack s on was an exceptionally courteous man; and a powerful ...
... second engineer. R. Speaks, second steward. Watson, chief cook. F. W. Denet, boatswain. J. Macmahon, A.B. J. Hughes, boy; C. Mather, donkeyman; D. Burgess, storekeeper; R. Rae, fireman; A. Massey, fireman; J. Burke, fireman. THE SURVIVORS. The men who were ...
... Cleckheaton H. Heywood. Northenden . Q. Rothwell, Bolton ' R. Mather. St. Helens f~l* W. H. Boyes, Prestwich * Sr.h J. Strachan, Withington l H. P. Hurst, Blackley A. Macgregor. Marton Hall 80~«o^Bn Captain Riddock, Liverpool . ' 9—Bo ...
... Dakarian 4065, W Thomson & Co (pd Dubh Artach May 28, 1 55 pm) Dorothy Rose 946, A F Henry & Macgregor Ltd ~. London Dunnet Head 223, A F Henry & Macgregor Ltd London Edina 254, J Currie & Co Hull via Tyne Fauvette 218, G S N Co .. ...
... George Clifford, Arthur E. Denham, Joseph Foster, William Hewitt, George Hooper, F.R.H.S:; William Howard, A. J. Jones, Percy: Mather, Peter McLachlan, Frank Milling, Edward Slater, Harold Toft; Walsh, F. W. Walters, J. T. Whittle and Robert Young, Messrs ...
... George Clifford, Arthur E. Denham, Joseph Foster, William Hewitt, George Hooper, F.R.H.S.; William Howard, A. J. Jones, Percy Mather, Peter McLachlan, Frank Milling. Edward Slater, Harold Toft, Walsh, F. W. Walters, J. T. Whittle and Robert Young, Messrs ...
... George Clifford,, Arthur E. Denham, Joseph Foster, William Hewitt, George Hooper, F.R.H.S.; William Howard, A. J. Jones, Percy Mather, Peter McLachlan, Frank Milling, Edward Slater, Harold Toft,, Walsh, F. W. Walters, T. T. Whittle and Robert Young, Messrs ...
... few of the practical difficulties that some have in accepting religion. The Rev. T. Farr. MJL.. led in prayer. The Rev. T. MacGregor. gave an address Personal influence. The Revs. H. Mudia, 8.D., and H. W. Kelley The band of the Mission (conductor. Mr. ...
... Thomas Speed Mr. Joseph and Mr. William Sneed, (grandsons), Mr. thorn as Beilis, Mr. Thomas Mathers, (Bury), Mr. James Mathers, (Liverpool), Mr. Robert Mathers, (Blaneau Festiniog’), Mr. 1-aac Morris, (Abergele), nephews. Others present included t-he y ...