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... Jerome (J. K.) They and I. 1370. Lincoln (Natalie S.) The Trevor Cane. 1662. Macgregor (D. H.) The Evolution of Industry. 1077. Malr (G. H.) English Literature; Modem. 1678. Mathers (Helen)’* Lore, the Thief. 1664. Moot® (Frank F.) A Nest Unnets. 1672* Oppenheim ...
... warfVess effective by reason of a tendency to caricature, but Macgregor's Gathering particular was finely sung. Miss Miss Maris sang capably, and Robertson gave humorous recitals. The Sisters Mather, five in number, provided instrumental selections thatwere ...
... R. B. Billinge, T. P. Hartley (Colton), J. T. Hindle (Bardsea), Dr. Wall (Aldingham), T. Edge-Wright (Pennington), and W. Mather (Lindal), and Dr. Jno. Anderson, Messrs. Jno. Coward, J.P., Dr. Patterson, J.P., W. C. Kendall, E. G. Maekereth, R. Dilworth ...
... engineer. R. Speaks, second steward. G. Watson, chief cook. F. W. Denet. boatswain. J. Macmahon. A.8.; J. Hughes, deck boy; C. Mather, don key man; D. Burgess, storekeeper; R. Rae, fireman; A. Massey, fireman; J. Burke, fireman. * THE SURVIVORS. The men who ...
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... 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 ...
... 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. ...
... against thry topped erntury for the third time. lie spectators were to wino hitting If. Mather 1.31 not 11. Stiaw. 34. and J. hint, 19. When the atiai 1.1u14 came Mather did well to .en of the suitors' for 23 runs J. 11 , C:1ribdom. of a.. Christ Church ...
... McKerrow, and C. A. Letzon. Fifth: Mr. J. H Hall, Dr. Johnston, Dr. McGinnis, and Mr. W. Dixon. Sixth: Messrs. Doorbar, Wallace, Mather. and Benson. Seventh! Messm. Fred. Wild, A. Thompson, and Hi lton. Eighth: Messrs. Leigh, Cooper, Eyre, and T. Bradley (St ...