... pleintift, but referred solely to Mr. Crowley. Mx. Semite! MacGregor Mathews, crow examined by Mr. Simons (for the plaintin) said be was registered in the name of Mather', though he was now as MacGregor. The witness mid that there were meet chiefs, and he was ...

... Brown and Miw He*lop— 6-0. Final. H. Aitofcieon end Mies Boothby beet Mis. Dudgeon end Mather—6-2, 6-1- GENTLEMEN S SINGLES HANDICAP. Final. Widdaa (.4) beat A. MacGregor ( 6)—V3, 4-1, , S DOUBLES HANDICAP. Final. O. and R. (.1) beat H. Annatrooj ud K. Body ...

... —Five Furlongs. Wedding Day, St (H. Randall) 1 Diomede, Set 91b M. Cannon) Goslington, 9st 12th (G. McCall) Also ran—Wee Macgregor (Trigg), Burnt Child (Braithwaite), Tolgarne Madden). (Poverty (Lcathouse), Peephole filly (Connor). Betting-5 to 4 against ...

... O’Connor’s Christmas number is mainly given up to fiction. The contributors include George Gissing. Morler Roberts, Helen Mathers, R. b. Benson. H. B. Marriott-Watson, Tom Gallon, Barry Pain. David Christie Murray, others. Mr. O’Connor’s picture, handsomely ...

... rush of the forwards, the bell, Dams along the left to POI, who had a dash I but he was sent into touch on the line br , I Mather. fine run by Ganly eased the pee=re for Monkstown, but Wanderers were soon back, and Kennedy had • shot at goal, but =et short ...

... Congregational Viscount Rambled Lord Kinnaird, Hon. T. H. W. Pelham, Admiral Sir Cyprian Bridge, Right Hon. Sir William MacGregor, Sir W. H. Lever. Sir Philip Hutchins, Right Hon. Sir Albert Spicer, John Murray, John Ilandeld, Sir Imes Younghusband, Bir ...

... Sarah (Sissie). widow of the late John Mnlromson. Solicitor to the Bank of Inland. MACGREGOR—ApriI 7. 1909, at '1 Elms, Br dga of Earn the residence of his David MacGregor, J.i*., cx-Lord 1 ro\osl M'CORMICK—ApriI 8. IW, result of an accident Klleu Klir ...

... in the country. OF 888 Rubio then went from His Majesty', re- ea ~,.0 sad . 33 :r a , presentative, Harman, and Mattie MacGregor, e we. 66 mg,U, im Seam these being well clear of Springbok, Kirk- lan lo awed ken am kr land. end The Lawyer 111. • Weida ...

... Jacket; T. HEAL H. I. Weed. H. S. B. Leeds; J. IL Wet.. G. W. Wood, (opt.), d J. Slab. v. 1. C. Chare. H. Half. D. the Mather keret to Talks. alio rate to balfeay, see reed amend the aril J2l.Lit lord mem line. throieh the et Jr Tree to The Weeder ...

... Regiment—S. L. \Vil- Hams. M. U. O'Connell, G. M. Fraser, B. O. | Smy*’ iiythe Royal Berkshire Eegimeat—C.H. Dent. D. . MacGregor, A. U. Gordon, C. S. 0. hull- Kent Regiment—B. H. Eonharo Light Infantry—J. A. Jervosa, Shropshire Light Infantry—A- L, ...

... R. O. Bmtowe. 17. C'adet K. P. Veates. 18. Gentleman Cadet S, G. Allden. 19. Sergeant R. Wight. 20. 1-anoe-Corpl. R. G. MacGregor. 21. Scrgt. C. H. .\nderson. 22. Carpi. H. Raymond 23. Gentleman Cadet J. B. Taylor. 2i. tlentleman Cadet J. A- Alkiiusm ...

... witness for the defence, gave his name in the witness yesterday as the Comte MacGregor Glestrae. Upon further pressers, however, it tamed out to be, in reality, Mr. Samuel Mather'. The whole affair seems to be incredibly foolish. Unfortunately there is always ...