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... published in a limited eC a few years ago. Another V interested in magic, the late Macgregor Mathers, was also att ;l j to the Highlands, and used to call self Count Macgregor of Glen & Mr Crowley's books have eC extremely rare, for they were fl lished in ...
... 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 ...
... Roberts and Mathers the forwards carried the ball over the F.P.'s line Roberts converted. Good passing by the F.P. s backs put J. R. S. Innes into possession. for the winger to run with splendid judgment before scoring at the corner Macgregor put the G ...
... committor for the -burgh ia—The Prorest, Hutchison, Mr G. Harvey, and Anderson; —Mr Grant, Mr Dean. Achvoehlda, Cromdale; Macgregor, and Mr Ikirgess; Mr and Calder. brain lindge; liraos of Castle Grant--Mr Rose, Mr Calder. Derxaid. RECRUITING ELLON. Lieut ...
... first English victory since 1935. Finest win of the day, however, went to a Scot, A. P. D. Macgregor. sixteenyear-old student at Watson's College, Edinburgh. Macgregor. gtockiiy-built youth, was playing I. M. Gordon, of Manchester University, in the singles ...
... Colonel M. G. Wilkinson, Captain D. Mathers, and the Rev. A. Ritchie had the honour of being invited to hincheon with His Majesty. The Right Hon. R. B. Haldane, M.P. ; Sir John Clark, Bt. of Tillypron'ie; Sir- William Macgregor, and Lieutenant- Sir E. P. Leach ...
... James Stephen, East Mathers, presented silver tea service to Mr A. Pirie, clerk to the Vacancy Committee. Speeches were made by the Revs. R. M. Boyd Scott, Auchterarder, and W. J. Nicoll, Scone; and Messrs A. Gardner and M. Macgregor. Auchterarder, and ...
... Roberts and Mathers the forwards carried the ball over the F.P.’s line. Roberts converted. Good passing by the F.P.’s backs put J. R. S. Innes into possession, for the winger to run with splendid judgment before scoring at the corner. Macgregor put the ...
... Mitchell and F. Mathers. Mr A. J. Alexander, headmaster, thanked Baillie Burnett and Mr F- Kindness for their interest and help to the fund for a long period of years. Tea was served by Mrs Alexander and assistants. A short dance followed, F. Mather's band playing ...
... Barnyard*. Polled bull—l 4 A. ViewfieH; James Captain Matvionald. Polled oom.—l, 2, and Rattray, Phokneas; 4 Arras Mather, Gross cow —1 Arras Mather, 2 Munaoahy; ; 4 J. Huntly MaedonaM, SHEEP. Pen hoggs, Leicester and blackface Robertson., 2 'Maclean, 20 th ...
... understand that the bouse property 57 High Street, Aberlour, belonging to the late Miss W M. Grant, been bought by Mr G. K. Macgregor, superintendent Spey Fisheries, Aberlour. AUCHTERLESS. Wab Wobk. The contributions received through the Penny War Fund the ...
... 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 ...