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... -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 ...
... 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 ...
... posse- a sian and government by the name of British New d Guinea. Her Majesty has a'so been pleased to I appoint William Macgregor, Esq., MD) QMXG.. Nu to bewdmlnintrator of the possession of British .t Nesv Guinea.. t A Renter's telezram from Hobart Town ...
... Mansfield appeared in support of the motion, Mr. Firth was for the landlord, and Mr. H. Mather for the tenant. After some discussion bad taken place, Mr. Mather said he was prepared on behalf of the tenant to submit to a perpetual injunction, and to ...
... gations were large, but by no means equal to theo. seen in Leeds during the conference last year. AN ADVENTUROUS VOYAUER. Mr. Macgregor sends to the Times an ac ount of a voyage of 1000 miles he has just made eni alone. He says -'Seven weeks ago the Rob Roy ...
... am best of his discretion and judgment, had recorrmended se- that a sum should be given to Mr. Mather equivalent to r. that which he conceived that Mr. Mather would receive 301 for a similar injury from an English court of justice; ve, but Mr. Scarlett ...
... Mr.Jesse Brynt, and + Mr. E. Winser, contested as supporters of unsectarian teaching; but only the former was returned. Mr. Mather's support extended from 1.4&4 votes in St. Stephen's to 87 in Seedley. Three candidates, Mr. C Warburten, the Rev. B. Walker ...
... There were also present Mrs. Healey, ar- Miss Booth, Miss Ronald, the Rev. JT. P. IBavnus, Mlessrs. Aliercrombie, Arden, Mather, Cost man, Wrade, Gasking, Skinner, Paul], and Thomas.- It rn- was reported that the number of inmates of the )ns Smitbdown-road ...
... Church e~n'the'evening of Thursday the 17th of September, in ecanection with the departure for China of the Rev. Messrs. Macgregor, Barclay, and Gibson, as mis. sionaries. On the motionof the Rev. VW. M'Caw, the precheing station at Sale was constituted ...
... Dlazley, AV. Birch, G. Booth, Brierley, Bright, Browen. S., Croston, Evans, Greenwood, Harwood, AIgham, Little, Livealey, Mather, Midwood, Peel, Roberts, Rose, Rowley, Spencer, Stewart, Thompson, Townsend, Turonr, Walker, War- burtonand Waterhouse-dt ...
... Richard Johnlson, 3. H. KatobrAdeia King, T. Lancaster, Harold Lee, Henr ?? J. Little, William Mather, Coin- cife ill ia ahr William Mimne, Robert Macgregor, 3. C. Needham, Samu el Ogden, Arthur O'Neill, Themes Parkinson (Preetwich), Joseph Phythian, Herbert ...
... down the old I church. ' This is opposed by Mr. Mather and Messrs. l Mawdaley, poarisleoners, who claim proprietary i rights. Mr. Fletcher appeared for the vicar and churcbwrardins, Mr. Collins for Mr. Mather, and Mr.l C. i. (opeman for M~essrs.MawdBley ...