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... of Banchory. Right Reverend Bishop Russell, Leith. Robert Paul, Esq., Manager of the Commercial Bank of Scotland. John MacGregor, Esq., Banker, Edinburgh. Hon. Alexr. Leslie Melville, Banker, Lincoln. Alexander Patten, Esq., Banker, Greenock. Sir David ...
... TO VISIT THE BOOK MART. ONE OF THE LARGEST STOCKS IN SCOTLAND TO CHOOSE FROM, AND OFFERED ON THE VERY BEST TERMS. MRS H. MACGREGOR 86 HIGH STREET, DUNDEE. SHUT ON WEDNESDAYS AT 8 p.m. Tv Book far the Excursionist Season. Pkicx, 3d ; Bt Por, io. PICNIC~RESORTS ...
... SCOTLAND, Saturday, 18th April. The HELEN MACGREGOR, Thursday, 23rd April. The QcI.EN of SCOTLAND, Saturday, 2nd May. The HELEN MACGREGOR, Thursday, 7th May. The QUEEN of SCOTLAND, Saturday, 16th May. The HELEN MACGREGOR, Thursday, 21st May. The QUEEN of SCOTLAND ...
... Examinations and Royal Academy of Music, London. Prospectuses on Application to Miss Middleton, Pillars. Hi;,'h Street; Mrs Macgregor, The Book Mart, S6 High Street : Mr D. L. Thompson, Pianoforte Warehouse, 134 Nethergate; and Messrs Methven k Simpson, Music- ...
... before 20th inst. ALEX. PHILIP. Clerk. Brechin. 10th Nov . 1397. TAllAl'li:* ASSISTANTS Wanted to Attend MassMcel- \ f ins io Mathere's Hotel on Weduesday First, al 5 P.M. ~ NOVEMBER fERM7IB97^ PC SPF, E REGI S T E R OFFIC E, 113 Nkthekoate (Mrs M'Nicoll) ...
... Dudley Kepple Mr. William Terriss. Phillip Elsworth Mr. W. L. Abingdon. Lieut. -General Coventry Mr. Chas. Fulton. Sir Arch. Macgregor, X.C.8, . . Mr. J. D. Bevendge. The Rev. Dr. Penrose Mr. Julian Cross. M. Julesde Gruchy Mr. L. Delorme. Private Jupp Mr ...
... NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. That the ANNUAL 2_&BJ£A??jra arAL MEETING of tbe DUNDEE SHIPBUILDERS COMPANY. LIMITED, will be held in Mathers' Hotel, Whitehall Street, Dundee, on Fkiuay. 10th November, 1899. at One o'clo?k Afternoon. By Order of the Directors. _ GEO ...
... Governor— J. MACGREGOR, ?? M.P. ' DIRECTORS. Thomas Aggs, Esq., 1, Bishopsgate-street Within t William Bevan. Esq.. Hyde House, Leominster ' j George Cook. Esq., Wynyaw House, Fulham John Gardiner, Esq., 23, Norfolk-road. Regent's-uark John MacGregor, Esq. M ...
... Collected by Miss Berrie. £12 ; Miss M. Fair- weather, £2 ls 3d; Misses Stewart, £51656 d; Mrs and Misses Wy brants, £16 125; Mr Mathers. Bs 6d; Mr Dick. 14s 6d; Collection at UP. Church, £5; Monifleth Literary Society, 16s; Mrs Low, Tighnamuirn, £4 10s— 47 18 ...
... Mr Mathers continues Business at H.gh Street, Moni- fieth. at which Address he Solicits a Continuance ot Publi* Support. 7th June, 1899. With Reference to the Above, ANDREW G. KIDD betfs to intimate that he- has now taken Possession of Mr Mathers' Premises ...
... Examinations and Royal Academy of Music, London. Prospective.* on Application to Miss Middi.kton, Pillars High Street; Mr* Macgregor, The Book Mart. Sti High Street ; Mr D. L. Thompson, Pianoforte Warehouse, 134 Nethergate ; and Messrs Methven k ijIMPSON ...
... Mannes, A R Camp- bell, and J. M'Millan, Drumnellier; D. L. Addison Smith and F. Hunter, Grange ; E. Rice, Perthshire ; Dr Macgregor, Dunfermline; Messrs A. C. Russell. Cupar; T. Tripoey, Cupar and Clydesdale ; withSoult, Clydesdale ; and Dawson, Cupar. ...