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... 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 ...
... in a social capacity honour to Mr William Mather, one staff on the occasion of his marriage. James Johnston, chief draughtsman, ® pied the chair, and, following his op remarks, in a neat little speech Mr Mather, on behalf of the with a substantial cheque ...
... Agriculture Inspector, were also present. Apologies for absence were intimated from Colonel Fraser-Tytler of Aldourie and Mr Arras Mather, Delnies. Mr Dudgeon, Crakaig, moved that a combination be formed for the northern counties, with headquarters at Inverness ...
... Melville, Mrs George Roes, Mrs Wright, EgLuton, • PAR ads Mire Gnat, Terrace, Mile K. Mac- Gregor, Mho B. MacGregor, &tube s .; Mrs Sallie, Mrs Arts. Mather, Mrs &polio, Mime Tboomoo, Grantown ; Miss K J. Taylor, J. Little, J. L W., Fonts; Kra Dairmid, Miss ...
... Moncur, Joseph Dalton, James Harris, David Saunders, and Charles Cooper, R.A.M.C.; Gilbert Mathers, Royal Field Artillery, Territorial Force; and Albert Mathers, Naval Brigade. ...
... round decided were: W. Welsh and H. Hurle (Eilgin) beat D. Macgregor and C. Shearer (Buckie); J. Mitchell and A Melvin (Buckie) beat E. Baxter and G. Robertson 1,1-lgin); T. Florence and T. Mather (Lossiemouth) beat J. Mitchell and J. Davidson (Buckie): ...
... Mrs. M. Hardy, £3 3s. ; Mr. Clarke, £2 2s. : Mrs. Ruddacb, the Misses McNit.3, 10s. Annual subscriptions. —Mrs. Mather, £1 Is.: Mrs. MacGregor, £1 ; Mrs. Livesay, ss. ;lonel Garth, fps. ; the Misses Eager, 5.. ; Mrs. McLeod, 2s. 6d. ; Mien V. Green, 2a ...
... Dorothy Whitlaw, Alexander Lurie, John Macgregor, Dorothy Campbell, Susannah Ofiker. French.—Elisabeth Gardyne, James A. Morrison, Alexander lmrie, Isabella Paterson, Agnes Smith, Frederick Rae, Dorothy Mather.. lisabeth Gardype, James A. Frederick ...
... WiseGuiana—At Glinagyle, Craft. on the Ilth instant. Andrew MacGregor, M.R.C.V.S., and some time in the Irrawaddy Flotilla Ser►ice. youngest and last surviving son et the late Andrew MacGregor, Carr/ohs. Friends plisses accept this intimation. M'Ans—At ...
... together with laundry, dairy snit household requisites. There were also on view McCormick and Harrison Macgregor binders, and Harrison Macgregor. Bamford's. Edlington's Martin's and Blacludone's rakes, swathe turners, hay makers, mowers, and other machinery ...
... defence was Comte Macgregor Gleeetrae, Paris. The witness said he waa registered at his birth in the name of Mathers, though waa now known Macgrogor. Cross-examined by Mr. Simmons, for the plaintiff, the Comte said that the name of Macgregor was of great antiquity ...
... Miss M. H. and Rer. John Harrison; 2 Miss M. W. Douglas and W. Miss M. Smith and W. Mrs G. and P. MacLeod, Mrs W. Wood and A. Mather, Mr* Rennie and G. Rennie (equal); 4 Mrs Mac Lean and W. Neilson: 5 Miss M. D. Mackie and J. Ferguson, Miss R. Fernie and ...