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... the same fate as t wo of his G. Storrier came next, and C Four for 43. bowled Five for Mathers f bowled by Macgregor. and a 2 bye was run off Macgregor. Mathers had a b He however,clean bowled with | ball Si for 48. and took the ball had a! his first ...
... (15651) Peter Russell (15850) George Smith (20120) James Lothian Alyth (20219) 41 Robert Glennie (20420) Sandy MacGregor (20444) Anthony Mathers (20634) Linda Durward (20725) Vicky Lindsay (20725) Alexander Mills (22317) Helen Taylor Alyth (22616) James ...
... True to tradition, the. Comae Cat'wing Committee were most successful on Saturday, so fir as Mather was concerned. After a slight drizzle in the early morning, the skies cleared, mid brilliant sunshine was enjoyed. Mr E. W. Cameron, Lochearnhead. carried ...
... rs MAGDALINE MACGREGOR, and LAYI ,DANY George Street, Perth, has this Day been disposed of by her Trustees, to her Soo, GOR, who will in future carry it on for his own be. hoof. ROB. MACGREGOR, For Self, sod other Trustees of Mrs MACGREGOR. Pat* May, 1888 ...
... Alexander reseeded Is sapturieg fuer cots aid no Saturday week. During fortnight Mr Lamar, hare,. Tares, killed foxes-9 and Macgregor. keeper. Desaroord, killed is Weed. 3 sad • vixen. Is galiecraskir, Mr Ales. Campbell, shepherd. killed ad low weeks sgo—two ...
... London, 15; 5. Miss X, Mather. Eij i : burgh, and Mr .1. Sinclair, Hannibal. /I: ft, Miss M. Forbes'. Strathtay, and Mr 1. Mather, Edinburgh, 11; 7, Mr. Stewart, Strathtay, and Miss C. stearin. Strathtay. 10: 8. Mina N. Macgregor. Glas Row, and Mr O. P ...
... Stewart, A. M. Campbell, E. 1. MacGregor and replied to by Messrs D. Stewart, A. Uhriatie, J. Nairn, G. Hinshaw and the initiates, who were Messrs W. Campbell, J. Campbell, J. Nairn, T. 0. and K. Lamond, A. C. Mather, D. Fitzgerald, R. Moir, and J. Smith ...
... start of play the Stanley came away with a lead In all four rinks, and towards the finish were overhauled. so that all but Mathere and Miller reached the coveted 25 points for Orandtully. After the games ended tea was catered for at the Public Hall for ...
... graveside. pallbearers were:—Mr D. 1 (son); Messrs Hugh and Dunc dougall, Tullichville (nephews) Macgregor, Camsemey; Mr A- Xewtonbank; Mr D. Ballinluig; Mr J. Mathers, Tn’d . and Mr G. Stewart, Cloichfold> ...
... match•play at 14llut at 9 am on Saturday )seml•ftnals in afternoon) Smith v Mac• Neil, McKenna v Miller, C MacGregor v Brock, Red ford • P MacGregor. The final is on May 2 at 9 am MONTHLY stabk4ord win ner J. McGraw (4) 41 points. Other scores G D Stubbs ...
... Gillespie, Kirkcaldy, 1; Professor Main, St Andrews, 1 ; J. MacGregor, Port Glasgow, 1; Rev. J. Gillespie, Kirkcaldy, 1; . Shinie, &L e . burgh, 1; R. Fyfe, Dundee, 1; G. A. Grant, Dundee, 1; J. Mather, Middlesboro, i ; E. Dixon, Joppa, 0 ; J. Macdonald, Edinburgh ...
... STRATIITAY. handicap mixed foursome stroke competition for prises gifted by Mr Edward Mather, Edinburgh, was played on the strathtay Golf Course on Wednesday. Leading scores :-1. Miss C. M. Consetter. Kindmehit, and Mr R. I. Mitchell. Portobello (5) 7B; ...