... and neighbours for kind expressions of sympathy and floral tributes received in their sad bereavement; also Doctors Macgregor and Mathers and Nurse Macphee for unfailing attention; the Rev. Thomas Donaldson for services rendered: and Mr D. Thomson for funeral ...

... for kind expressions of sympathy and beautiful floral tributes received in their recent sad bereavement; also Dr Macgregor, Dr Mathers, Nurse Macphee and the Rev. James H. Miller for services rendered; and Mr D Thomson for efficient funeral arrangements ...

... Tuesday—Sheriff Substitute J. Macgregor, K.C the Bench. ROAD TRAFFIC ACT OFFENCES John Orr, 21 The Clebp, Dalrneny, pleaded guilty letter having (1) failed to stop at a halt sign with motor lorry on Loch ’Road, South Queensferry, on February 7; and (2) ...

... Jamieson, b Yorkston 7 J. H. Mather, b Simpson, 0 J. Mackenzie, b Simpson, W. Haddow, not out 1 Extras, 8 2nd XI. 3. Bobbie, Drummond, b M‘Neill, A. R. Roy, b Banks, J. Taylor, b Banks, D. M Kinlay, c Drummond, b Mather, B. Jones, Ibw, b Banks W. Rennig ...

... in his new post. Miss Fwart referred similarly to Mr Mather member of the Pottery Painting Class and homologated Miss Grant’s sentiments with regard to Mather’s future. Miss Bryce also spoke. Mr Mather briefly replied. Among the many items which thereafter ...

... M'Kay. Falkirk.—D. Barlow; Dick and Stewart; Craig. Henderson and Mather; Wilson, Ventre, Thompson, Colville and M'Kee. SHERIFF COURT FINES.—The following fines were imposed by Sheriff Macgregor, K.C., at Falkirk Sheriff Court on Monday:—Gavin Reid, 34 Park ...

... GUILD.— The weekly meeting of this guild was held in the church vestry Wednesday night, when Mrs Mather presided over a good attendance of members. Mrs Mather, who had been the guild’s delegate to a foreign mission conference held Grangemouth, gave an i ...

... guild was givien iu the church on Wednesday, when the Rev. James Whyte presided. The lecturer was Mrs Macgregor, Edinburgh, wife of the Rev. J. U. Macgregor, Foreign Mission secretary. A number of beautiful pictures thrown the screen showed the work that ...

... fencing, given by Lieutenant Burns and Sergeant Brown. The accompani- This ments were played by Miss Macgregor. concert an the previous one given by Mr Mather have been the means of raising abouk £7 for the lighting fund. VILLAGE ASSOCIATION.—The annhal meeting ...

... (Alford); overture, “Pique Dame” (Suppe); cornet solo, “Lizzie,” by Mr George E. Mather; selection, “Oberon” (Webber, arranged by Grant); Highland patrol, “The Wee Macgregor” (Amers); excerpts from “The Show Boat”; trombone solo, “Tyrolienne” (Sutton), ...

... of Sunlight and the breaking away of Macgregor, but the lot were pretty fairly dispatched, and the first to show ahead was Champion, who took position in the centre, with King o' Scots on the left, and Macgregor on the whip hand, the latter being immediately ...

... course of the past term Mrs M'Martin, the president, and Mrs Mather, the secretar3% had been obliged to retire, for health reasons, from the positions they had so honourably filled, Mrs Mather having held the office of secretary for 14 years. /Applause ...