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... Property for Sal*. L O H E E. FOR SALE, by Public Roup, within MATHERS' HOTEL, Dundee, on MONDAY. 3d November, 1919, at 2.30 o'clock Afternoon, the following PROPERTIES in Lochee: 1. Self-Contained DWELLING-HOUSE known VICTORIA COTTAGE, South Road, Lochee ...
... S. ifist t„ Whitehall Crescent, Dundee, the • l Mr and Mrs R. L. Millar, son sfcsoav^ A triages Mathers - Hotel, DuniC^evnoL th »nst., the Her. P. Macgregor, saisted >' the Rev. Ale*. White David Douglas Dickie, son ,V°. Ballochmyle, Dundee, Jeanette K^° ...
... Millar, Lilybank, beloved wife John Jefferson» jJ> v * J on Friday, at 2. Thi« the rZr.n ~i invitation. MACGREGOR.-At Broadleys. Dnttf, inst., James Macgregor. formef' ll V Derculich. Strathtay. Funeral 9 Aberuthven Church 10 motor Aberfeldy at 12 noon, _ ...
... Rollo, .. .. 99 L. MacGregor, .. 99 W. M'lntosh 99 J. Methvel 99 P. Soott, .. .. 99 P. M'Laren, .. .. 98 .. .. 99 P. Small, .. 97 D. Roes. .. .. 98 W. J. MacGregor, 95 J. Keelan 97 A. Drummond, .. 95 J. Stewart 96 R. G. MacGregor, .. 94 J. Hunter 95 ...
... 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): ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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. ...
... previously appeared in Perth concert platforms, and all the more on that account were heartily welcomed back again. The Misses Mather opened with orchestral selections, and alike “Bohemian Girl,” “Inverary,” and the two patrols gave chaste and finished renderings ...
... J. M. Tawse, son. WIEBON.—At Bot.liwell Terrace, Broughty the September, the wife James of a son. MARRIAGES. FOX—JAPP.—At Mathers' Hotel, 1911, by the Her. A. R. Gibson, Parish 1 Carnoustie, Andrew Fox, to Bessie, dans' 11 the late Wm. Japp. A E—KEITH ...