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... Lieutenant Gwvnti. Rev. R. Minister in attend:awe. and together with Dolibie, chaplain; Surgeon 'blimp, Mr %V. J. Very ! lames MacGregor, hit., one of Carter assistant paymaster: and Mr G. T. Her Majesty s chaplains. nhe arrived, and fluodall. engineer, all ...
... no far as' Ilia Chsirm l ° an that lt' A thereport to hr adopted. 'it transfers government of ouuneles to local Rev: Dr MacGregor, St Cuthbert .. ., acooded tire e l yay ,l b y n t i I rt. and to thin yytent . motion. He quoted, amid some laughter, three ...
... feated Heart of elid)othi&n, they should be oi s p ort , b ut at th e same ti me it con. :W. Neilson (Cambridge), Gregor MacGregor There be elusively mewed that our expose:ate are more a great deal more in that reason than meet. clever than numerous. ...
... hod tone to .orooqooolg an., Ito. Mound aso. thimr astonishment or to extinguash burnt irannente. WS/ f 6,01 , 11 111111 Mather the dumb. that 1,001 lb. of layonibuur. his kinsman's follower.. high hut' “After them! After them *area 'The invarlake who ...
... representei. by the following teams:—Wauderere—J Clouston; T It Whitson, C J N Fleming, , Wingate; II T Methuen, A Ramsay ; 1)1 MacGregor, J P Watson. W K Laidlaw. A N 1 Fleming. J W Hope, 'l' N Donovan, J Currie,l J Lamb, and J Soutar. St George—W Macdougall; ...
... whose team will be:— J. S. Clomiton: S. Grant, P. M. Shepherd. and W. L. Watson; H. T. Methuen and A. C. 111•Doenell; I). MacGregor, J. I'. Watson, A. N. Fleming. W. K. Laidlaw, J. Lamb, J. Currie., R. M. Doig, .J. Soutar. and A. Forward. The Institution ...
... reward any minister in Sentient]. In the Edinburgh Presbytery there are twelve ministers who draw stipends of EGG over. Dr MacGregor is paid the largest salary, £llBB, which is also augmented by the congregation. Eleven ministers also have between £5OO and ...
... am-well's duct um settidi, heartless, awl intel, time Sheriff time Palace i ll th e e v e njog in celebration mine beautilul mather prevailed on ilalee:--Male--.4lexander. Mitolike. Sounyeals. , rasalled. Equal gre'. 4 . l the P, ; put the of the with ...
... Rohloson ;2. 0 &treenail. Champion Lord Polwarth, gained it i tair . a . te t e 3i ci it toit i l2 3 Greenciii ^ e sod 3. Mn Mather, tirtmeehdl. Thornhill. the gold medal at Ifumfries. the at Newcastle in 1886, the first and at Durtism. Ponies, or mares ...
... could have beset a certain try. Assuredly Campbell never played better in hie life. We scarcely know what to say regarding MacGregor. lie wrought very nerd, hut really his work had little effect. Ile fielded the bvi - . and intercepted his opponent.' very ...
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... Commissioners have power to lend is fixed by the course of the speech, failed. statute, and in face of the decided opinion of Mr MATHER secondee Sir It. Temple's the Commiesioners specially constituted by Par. motion, adireing the principle of Steneiuded liament ...