... of Eliphas Levi) in his 1 Iistoire do la Magic, and last, but by iio means least, by the English kabalist, S. L. Macgregor r Mathers, whose work onl the Tarot sums up all that (,an be said about theta. Taking the wvord Tarot itself, Court de Gebefin ...

... Crs'mnnt; tuhe Comtesse de Bouot de Portal and hcr t daughter, tile Marquis (le Chinlcarty, C'olionel Couolly, M and 1adame MacGregor Mathers, i .Madame Trappos. the Comntesse de Mas, . Inademoiselle J eanne Dumcas, MEadamne *le .Beatry, Madenoioelle DolorTs ...

... (disciple of Eliphas Levi) in his Histoire de la Magie, and last, but by no means least, by the English kabalist, S. L. Macgregor Mathers, whose work on the Tarot sums up all that can be said about them. Taking the word Tarot itself, Court de Gebeliu says ...

... -UNTEPAL OF SIR HENRY | MAATTER JACKSON, BART. I n e The funeral of Sir Heury Mather Jackson, Bart., Gla d. who was elevated to the judicial bench a fortnight I d h ago, and who died in London last week, took place i a yesterday, at Flaybrick-hilL cemetery ...

... assaulting Wmn Mathers, labourer, by knocking him down and striking him with their bands and feet. The elder broth-r failed to appear, and his bail of 15s was declared for- feited. James pled guilty to the asrault, but denied having kicked Mathers, and this ...

... CONSIDER THE LETTEltS OF DR. KNOX AND Mn1. MATHER, TOGETHER WITH THE MINUTES FORWARDED By DR.- MAcGREGOR; In considering the letters of Dr. Knox and Mr. Mather, and the copy of the- minutes forwarded by Dr. MacGregor, Secretary to ?? of Examiners appointed ...

... Member, and Mlr. D. P. Macgregor, who for- merly represented the constituency, and a Glad. tonian candidate, Mr. Fergusou. The name of Mr. H. Munster, of Brizhtbn, was also on the ballot paper, but he had retired in favour of Mr. Macgregor. The results of these ...

... demand was supported by several Liberal Unionist colleagues rising in their places, as well as by Sir J. Leisrh, Mr Snape, Sir Mather, Mr P. Stanhope. Mr Leese, and other Lancashire members, but it was noteworthy that only a moderate pro- portion of the Opposition ...

... Cochrane, Esq., Dundee. West Mathers, St Cyrus, on the 29th ult., by the Rev. Davidson, St Cyrus, Alexander Christie, jun., manager, Seaton Brickworks, Terry, to Mary, second daughter John Officer, Esq., farmer, West Mathers. Macgregor’s Invercauld Anns, Castleton ...

... uride. The presents were numerous and costl,. MACGREGOR-PICTON WARLOW. The marriage of Mies Pictcu-Warlow, eldest daughter of Colonel Turhervil, of LaWeston House, near Bridgerd, to Ir. Cortlant'; Macgregor, of Florida, U.S.A, eon of Majir Mari regor, ...

... Murison, grain merchant (C), 595 G. Scott, grocer (R), 534 ; J. Ford, builder (L), 514 * C. Durie, merchant (C), 591 ; J. Mather, residenter (L), 864 K. Johnston, draper (R), 339 ; Geo. Boyck, commis- sionagent (C), 338: J. Wood, plumber (L), 285; W. ...

... Kitson, Sir Theodore Fry, Sir B. Samuelson, Sir James Joicey, Messrs Cozens-Hardy, D. A. Themas, D, T. Brunner, Picton, W. Mather, Fenwick, Paulton, Benson, T. A. Pease, Rath- bone, F. Edwards, Holden, Ml'Ewan, Lloyd- Morgan, MTN'Innes, Humphrey, Owen ...