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... 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 ...
... Scotch, bfauchline Belles, the Mimeos Mather ; humorous monologue, A Scotch Nicht, Mr Leslie Curtis ; drum solo and march, Bill Simons, Miss Minnie Mather; violin solo, Alice, where art thou! Mire Janet' Mather ; humorous sketch, Mr Leslie Curtis ...
... draw resulted: Miller v Brownlee: Mather Lumadane: Alexander v Richmond: White v Henderson: Tait v Davie: Stewart McVey: Napier v Whyte: Ronald • Moore: Robertson Frendry: Russell v Stockly: Shade v Forrest; Macgregor v Graham: ells v Black: Gesa v Mackenzie: ...
... when Mr Geo. Mather, prosper• tin, Labour candidate for West Rdinburgh, delivered a lecture on the subject of Poetic Pilgrimage toe large and appreciative audience. In the course of the evening soles were tastefully rendered by Mrs Mathers and other ...
... fur gardens. The retiring members of the Council were Bailie MacGregor and Mrs Spalding, while there was also another vacancy as a result of the resignation of Dr Taylor. Bailie MacGregor retired after eight years' service, and Mrs Spalding was one of ...
... Free Church, when there were large tvaigregations at the three diets worship. Interesting ad. drowses were given by Mims Macgregor, of New Zealand vial India, special collections were t a k e n of the Women's Foreign Misaion work. Tut PIUTI RR ULM, 1: ...
... months of the death of Sir Herbert Macphemon the Indian Army has sustained .pother severe loss by the demise of Sir Metcalfe MacGregor, to whose brilliant record of services in i he East the ready pen of Colonel Knollys has paid so just • tribute In the column ...
... hymns of his own composition. Mother de Sates. was appointed Novice Mistress of St. Catherine's Convent from 11442 to 1960, Mather' Assistant from 1905 to 1915, and Reverend Mother from 1915 to 19'24, and in all these responsible positions gave evidence ...
... would lust, And with H. 0. Macgregor made roes foot; A. J. klacmgor ►nd Mitchell made two, And were disappointed they'd made so few ; W. H. Gray came neat, but failed to score, As did of the others—two men more; Angus Macgregor hit bard and well, Led while ...
... b N 11. O. Macgregor, b A Duncan 7 W. L. Cbouler, lbw, I, do 0 J. Anderson, not oat 0 T. Storowk, Gillespie 1 Extras l9 mIWIIJIGa UNIVIKSITT. A. W. Dusan, c b Cbouke. 3B W. O. Archer, Aburock, b Mauler l3 K. Chapel, b chattier 0 H. J. Mather, I. do 2 J ...
... Volunteers at present active service there ; but it a large question which would have to carefully considered. Mr William Mather took Ilia seat an representative for the Ittssendale Division Lancashire in of Mitten. maimed ; and then the House went into ...
... to an Union meeting at Res&es evening. There was a very large atendi nce, sad the address was given by the Rt, Hon. George Mathers, the Lord High Commissioner of the Church of Scotland. PARENTS' EVENING. —The St Paul's Woman's Guild held a parents' evening ...