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... so important in Yeats's poetry. Comte de Glenstrae Later we follow him to Paris and hear more of that strange figure, MacGregor Mathers, first encountered in the reading-room of the British Museum. *“ He had lost the small jncome he had lived on when 1 ...
... for kind expressions of sympathy and beautiful floral tributes received in their recent sad bereavement; also Dr Macgregor, Dr Mathers, Nurse Macphee and the Rev. James H. Miller for services rendered; and Mr D Thomson for efficient funeral arrangements ...
... J. Mather wins with 68 and 71 Duddingston * open ” Jack Mather (20), a medical student at Edinburgh University, won the Duddingston Open Tournament for the Duncan Trophy on Saturday with rounds of 68 and 71 for a 139 aggregate. A four handicap player ...
... FOR RE lAN MACGREGOR CLEUGH, Aerated Water Manufacturer, 22 Mayfield Terrace, Trustee of the late James Miller Cleugh. Mrs AGNES CROSBY CLARK, Publican, 19 Roxburgh Street. Trustee of the late Edwold Joseph Clark. Mrs SUSAN LOUDON or MATHER, 5 Pitt Street ...
... MORNINGSIDE PARISH CHURCH. (St Matthew’'s Parish uniting). 11 am.—The Rev. R. C. M. MATHERS, M.A. MURRAYFIELD PA‘?IJI CHURCH. .m. Rev. ANDREW J. BUCHAN. M.A. NICOLSON STREET CHURCH 11 am. ang 6.50 p.m. I Rev. R A. ROBERTSON, M.A. NORTH LEITH PA CHURCH ...
... 142—A. F. D. Macgregor, 69, 73; ling the course record of 68— P. J. Binns, 73, 69; E. Thomson, 70, Mather knew that he needed a 71 72. to win. That he did so under pressure is a feather in his cap. It was with his putting and pitching that Mather made his ...
... cen in La Gala (1) Noel Crickett, Mrs. K. W. Murray, Mrs. Macgregor Scott, Mrs. H. Dawson, Macgregor Scott. (2) Lord and Lady Westwood, Arnold Barber, Theo and Mrs. Fllgelstone. (3) At the special showing of LOOK BACK IN ANGER, Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Ledger ...
... C. and Mrs Mathers) were baptised. The elder baby, Alexander Robert Neal, was carried Dr Catherine Stewart MacGregor, of Glasgow Infirmary, Mrs Mathers's cousin. The younger child, John Douglas Stewart, was carried by Miss Margaret Mathers, sister of ...
... vice-presidents Alexander Mather. James Wills and Leonard S. Irvine; president, Tom Dixon: vice-president, John MacGregor: secretary and treasurer. J. Bruce; committee—B. Proctor, J. Proctor, F. Hutchison, T. Dixon. J. MacGregor and J. Brace. ...
... J. Higginbotham, Macclesfield; Mr. J. Mather, Bury; Mr. Michael Anderson, director of the film; and Mr. S. F. Downing, northern branch supervisor. (3) Regal, Glasgow: Mr. George Singleton, Glasgow; Mr. Macgregor Scott; and Mr. J. K. S. Poole, Edinburgh ...
... collection of vegetables—M. Mac Lean. POT PLANTS Fuchsia—l and 2, E. Mather; 3. M. Mac- Lean. Double geranium—l and 2, E. Mather. lhc-h.m——l and 2, E. Mather; 3. Mr« D. . Begonia—l and 2, E. Mather. Foliage plant—l, Mrs W. MacPhail : 2, Miss H. MacGillivray; ...
... Mill, 76 James St., Dundee. MACGREGOR—BELL.—At Forfar, on Mar. 29, 1952, Gordon Stewart, younger son of Mr and Mrs MacGregor, Green St., Arbroath, to Jane Campbell, daughter ol Mr and Mrs Bell, Alpha PI., Forfar. MATHER—M'ARTHUR. the Crown Hotel, Brechin ...