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... 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 ...
... whether his original name was not Samuel Liddell Mathers? The Witness: Undoubtedly.—Did you subsequently 1110,1111113 the name of MacGregor? Ihe name of Mather, dates from 1609. At the time the name MacGregor was forbidden on pain of death, and there is no ...
... Aber deen Exchange stating that Macgregor had complained that he had lost his book. When the accused returned to the Laurencekirk office he was questioned by the police and admitted that his name was Mathers and not Macgregor. The ecurious thing, Mr Gardner ...
... meeting decided to continue the scheme begun last year of sending member, Mr R F. Mather, for training Edinburgh School of Dramatic Art. In return for rhe maintenance of Mr Mather at the school the members are to receive from him training in stage movement ...
... Scotch, bfauchline Belles, the Mimeos Mather ; humorous monologue, A Scotch Nicht, Mr Leslie Curtis ; drum solo and march, Bill Simons, Miss Minnie Mather; violin solo, Alice, where art thou! Mire Janet' Mather ; humorous sketch, Mr Leslie Curtis ...
... obtaining by false pretences from Chas. Macgregor, commercial traveller, 37, Spencer Street, Chesterfield, the sum of £2OO. ‘ Mr. B. Mather prosecuted, and Mr. Swaffield defended. In his statement of the ease, Mr. Mather said the facts would disclose a most ...
... Portobello, and A. Mather, Edinburgh, 18: 2 Miss H. B. Mitchell. Portobello, and A. Maitland. Glasgow. 17; Miss H. B. Carr, Grandtully. and P. Maitland, Glasgow, 16; 4 Miss M. F. Stone. Portobello, and R. Stewart, London, 15: 5 Miss M. Mather. Edinburgh, and ...
... a daughter. MacGREGOR. —To Mr. and Mrs. B. L. MacGREGOR, at home, at Swinton, a brother for Margaret. MASTERSON.—On Oct. 17, 1940, to Mr. & Mrs. T. MASTERSON (nee Fisher), twins (boy and girl).—l, Hall Dve., Alkrington, Middleton. MATHER.—On October 18 ...
... a number of post office officials and George Mathers, M.P. for West Lothian, who called to congratulate Mrq Stopaon, in whose shop the sub-office has been established. The other visitors were D. MacGregor, Public Relation. Officer. General Post Office ...
... Lizzie Duncan; Ogre, Graham Murray; Dame Snuffy, Molly Lawson; Tweedledum, Stephen Clark; Tweedledee, Angola Mathers: Jack (Boy Scout), David Macgregor; Milhr (Girl Guide), Alice Clark; “Birdie and Otrife,’’ Norah Greig, Agnes Harrison, Nellie Robertson, Lizzie ...
... Lizzie Duncan; Ogre—Graham Murray; DameSnuffy—Molloy Lawson; Tweedledum — Stephen Clark; Tweedledee — Angus Mathers; Jack (Boy Scout) — David Macgregor; Milly (Girl Guide) — Alice Clark; “Birdie and Girlie'—Norah Greig; Agnes Harrison, Nellie Robertson, Lizzie ...
... Mis? Kate Lindsay, Miss Littlejohn, Fordoun; Miss D. Ixjw, Laurencekirk; Miss Mathers. Mary kirk ; Mrs-A. MacGregor, Stone-' haven Mrs T. MacGregor, Lower Powburn; Miss Macgregor. West. Maine of Rossir, Montrose; Mrs M'Leod, Miss Robertson, Brechin: Misses ...