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... 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 ...
... demand wassupported by several Liberal-Unionist colleagues rising in their places, as well as by Sir J. Leigh, Mr Snaps, Mr Mather. Mr P. Stanhope, Mr Leese, and other Lancashire Liberal mem bers; but it was noteworthy that only a moderate proportion of ...
... Jamnes Wilson, LDykebnr Eiouse; Mrs Robert HEolms, and Idin Graham,- assisted by' Miss . Hahln;l Brabloch; Miss ?? Macg'regor, Miss t Macgregor, Lonend 'House, Miss Lynaburn, d Miss l'hilips, Miss Reid, and Miss M5. Mlackean. The ladies presiding at the High ...
... the DoDn donald.ArmsInn, Cuross,' 'when M- : Macgregor pieg0 d and Dr Scott actedas croupe A meet- ingof the'cgregatm'eta ?? pace in the Fchurch in the evening, presided over ?? Jenkins, at'which Mr Macgregor 'pre'sented th~e Rev. Mr Gilston, of Carnock ...
... Calderwood Castle, SC Blantyre, Lanark, March 1, 1871.-Lady Annie Dc Campbell will feel obliged to Messrs Neilson, T Shaw & Macgregor, to select twelve very re good black silk dresses, not extraordinarily bk expensive, and pack them carefully, and forward ...
... Company-injury to person; L. Macleod V,. ers Newton & Co.-breach of contract. Friday, 25th, d and Saturday, 26th-C. Shielhs v. Mather, Pence & hat Co.-personal. injury;' C. Shiells a. Edinburgh and vio Glasgow Railway Company-personal injury. Second arm Division ...
... Mr John Johnston, Mr William WI~nie, Dr George It. Mather, Mr Robert Rowland -Stephen Professor Cowan, M.D., Mr Jas. Church, Mr Jas. fdacLehosb, Mfr D. C. Watson Mr Daniel Munro, Mr Duncan Macgregor, MrJ J., Smith, C.E., Air& J. Carrie. THE GFPAT PYlRAMID ...
... Gray, James H (Grieve, Miss Elizabeth Hasmah, biss. Doorothy larrison, M tiss Margaret E. Lindsay, Miss Jeulde Mair, Clifford Mather, David ?lenzies, Anthosy . i'Creardie, Daniel D. M'Douuail, Selby Mala'arlaue, Alex- ander M. My'Millan, James V. NiMniD, ...
... because Mr. Macgregor has the liberality to say this, that a teetotaler may after all be a man of something like common eense-(laughter and applause)-and that a teetotaler may after all be something like an honest man-because Mr. Macgregor has had the ...
... Kicde munlr. Frencl--i Iighly commended, 3Mr J, Meikle. Mount Hair. tiltun, Ayr. Game co ike, black-red-2d prize, Mtcr J. A. . Mather, Ecc tles House, Thorubill, DuinEriessicre. highly com Inended, Mr W. Chambers, Loslic, Fi fe. Brown-red ?? prize, Messrs ...
... who resided at Belmont, Dowaihi1 11 i it Mr Alexander Mathers, sometime secretary of the Clydmdale ast-ing company$ Glasow, tihereafter residing at woolainlo= Partik-. h ill ?? 23,09 7 9 'o Mr Mathers has made thefqllowing bequests:- R(YlIfrmary ?? £10 ...
... entered the list as competitors, when the fol. lowing was the result:- 160 2CO 2E0 300 Toot!. Private Jamfs Mather, 15 16 14 14 59. - Jae. Macgregor, 18 10 14 14 56i - Thos. Peacock,. 12 13 17 1 .53 I - Robt. Lockhart, 15 12 14 l0 51 ; - James Mt'ean,_ ...