Help organising your research by adding bookmarking your articles. You can review your Bookmarks in the Saved area. *
* We take your privacy seriously. Bookmarks and notes are personal to you and are not public.
... 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 ...
... H. C. Brownlee (Craigmillar Park) bheat J. A. Mather (Edinburgh University), 5 and 4. i D. W. Alexander (Dalmahoy) beat J. K. Henderson (Longniddry), 4 and 3. D. C. Stewart (Dalmahoy) beat R. A, Davie (Edinburgh University), 7 and 6. I. A. C. Whyte ( ...
... TTMBRELLAS. walking-sticks, bags and baskets, pocket U liaeks. cheap.—MacGregor, 2 George Street, Mil Lettu Walk (opposite Crown Street). MERELLAS Covered—Re-covering Frames saws one- third original cost—W. Rcss, umbrella maker. _eors« IV. Bridge. j ...
... Glasgow .on sfi‘,’:{ia’}“ evening, a colleague met Mr George Mathers, M.P.‘, and Mrs Mathers, who had been invited to the Scottish Junior Cuß final at Hampden by the Lord Provost of Glasgow. Mr Mathers, as M.P, for West Lothian, was particularly interested ...
... HOSPITAL PRACTICE. Seni)r—Macgregor 3ledal, C. J. Hodge; Directors' Medal, B. M. Blair. First-class certificate, H. G. Junior—Directors' Medal, F. K. Fenton and N. J. W. Smith (equal). First-class certificate, L. A. H. Brown. GOLD FILLING MEDAL. N. .T ...
... Rink, Haymarket: Mrs C. C. Crabbie, S. B. Hog, Coates.. 20 Edinburgh Ladies 6 w. J. M‘Combie, W. Macgregor, Linlithgow.. .. .. 16 Qundas o oo ' M. Mather, Cramond 15 T. A. Gentle, Edinr. 8 Under the supervision of Mr Andrew H. Hamilton, 8.5. C., 'one ...
... scheme begun last year of sending an unemployed member of the club, Mr R. F. Mather, for training at the &dinburgh School of Dramatic Art. In return for the maintenance of Mr Mather at the sil:zgl. the members of the club are to jve from him training in stage ...
... Hughes, Sir Alexander MacGregor, and Mr Edward Macintosh have been reappointed chairmen of the North-Eastern, Eastern, Western, and Northern Regional Boards respectively from the same date. Sir Hump(irey Broun Lindsay succeeds Lord Mathers, chairman since 1951 ...
... year showed one change, Jackie Mather replacing Maurice M‘Laren. £V et D e The Department of Health side which won the Walker Trophythe leading award for a non course owning club—Gil Gass, T. D. Haddow, and Jack MacGregor were all playing again. Dalmahoy ...
... Buchanan and Mr Buchanan (West) won from Miss Mather and Mr Herriot (East), 8-6, 6-0. West leading three to one. Total, four matches each. Tht-d Round.—Mias Pratt and Mr Chalmers (West) wen from Miss Mather and Mr Mather (East), 7-5, 6-2; Ans. Fraser and Mr Davie ...
... (Prestonfield), C. Brownlee tcraignfl.llu Park), E. Thomson (Duddingston), K. S. Graham (Royal Burgess), J. Mather (Duddingston), A. F. D. Macgregor (Merchants), M. T. MTaren (Lochend), I. 8. Lumsdaine ¢(Edinburgh University), I. MacKenzie (Dalmahoy) . ...
... 79—159). 452—Duddingston (E. Thomson, 70, 74—144; R. D, B. M. Shade, 74, 74— 148; J. Mather, 80, 80—160). 453—Merchants of Edinburgh (R. D. Yule, 76, 68—144; A, F. D. Macgregor, 80, 71—151; G. A. Scott, 76, 82—158). Prestonfield (F. C. Black, 73, 72— 145; F ...