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... Queen (as) 565 Kelly, Burns & Mather for Havre w Boephrous (ss) 333 Phillips, W Inman . . .. Cubs(s) 1532 Stone, D & C Mac-Iver for Halifax & Bo.ton w Ceres 333 Williams, Rankin & Co Canada (.) 10)1 HoAley, D 4 C Mather w Charles Edward 65 Hewitt, W ...
... de Larrinaga, Meath Abbey, 'bittern Abbey and Margam Abbey, and deck and engine work in the Behinge. Feather, Waklinge, Macgregor and Otterburn. Miseellaneoii s work was also done in the Urbino. Stanmore, Celta, Maersk and leolda. At'Newpo'rt, the St ...
... Bellingham June '9 Lalande—at Bahia Blanca June 23 kaill July 8) Macgregor Laird, W Africa—due Accra today Mahronda, Calcutta—left Port Said June 25 (via London. Dundee & B•mlogne) Mather, Calcutta—left Suez Julie 2.) (via London, Dundee & Hull) Otaio ...
... Lustrous.. —. 100 Lutime • Lanni Luxor „. 7.wow „. Lyeamt Lyntou Gracie.% 71 Idabriten - - 24$ 174 Macgregor .- 174 Macgregor laird 46 Macharda • 21s ilaelaren -. 174 ?Nein' .7 Madura 18 1 i!taidateas Magdapur .„ 21. Magician Mahan ...
... namely, Mr. Henry Mather Jackson, (~>.C, M.P., Mr. William Jackson, Mr. Thomas H. Jackson, Mr. Edward P. Jackson, and Mr. John Jackson; her two son»- in-law, Major Ewing and Mr. F. Underwood ; hi: four grandchildren. Master Henry Mather Jackson, jun.. Master ...
... GEORGE HOLT, Eso. Chairman. THOMAS BOOTH, E*q. and RICHARD EDWARDS. IVputy Chairmen. Thomas Brocklebank, Emj. Alexander Macgregor, Esq. William Dixon, Esq. Andrew Esq. William Earle, jun. Esq. Janies Moon, E»q. Joseph C. Ewart, Esq. Lew Mosley, Esq. (Innerod ...
... very large flower' arrangement section and the' Amateur classes for dahl: reach a particularly high] o:andard, Mr Huth Mather, of St. Helens. came near to aweeOlnit the board for first prizes in the arrangement classes, demon-, strating his versatility ...
... Hardy’s Hiawatha beat Mr. Mather’s Meols Amanuensis (I). Mr. J. H. Marshall’'s Macgregor beat Duke . of Leeds’s Laureate. Ly 11. ) Brilliant Star beat Tasty Tales. Macgregor beat: Hiawatha (1) . DECIDING COURSE. : Macgregor beat Brilliant Star. é Lt ‘The ...
... R. B. Billinge, T. P. Hartley (Colton), J. T. Hindle (Bardsea), Dr. Wall (Aldingham), T. Edge-Wright (Pennington), and W. Mather (Lindal), and Dr. Jno. Anderson, Messrs. Jno. Coward, J.P., Dr. Patterson, J.P., W. C. Kendall, E. G. Maekereth, R. Dilworth ...
... 31r H Hardy's Hiawatha beat Mr It V Mather's; Meola Amanuensis (1) Mr J H Marshall's Macgregor beat Duke of Leeds's Laureate SECOND ROUND. Brilliant &tar bt 'ratty 'Palm I Macgregor bt (1) DECIDING COUnsE. Macgregor bt Brilliant Star. The STAKES for eight ...
... Raymond Edgar also ran well to come first in 2.28.2 m. In the under 11 boys Steven Hay won with 2.53.7 m. In the 1500 m Alice Macgregor won in 5.20.3 m in the under 15 girls and Russell Parrington won the under 15 bo’fltn 4.42.5 m. e 3000 m saw Andrew Holme ...
... George Bolt, Esq., Chairm , Thomas Booth, Esq., and lUhard wards, Esq., Deputy-thairme Thomas Break:hank, Esq., Alexander Macgregor, Esq., William Dixon, Esq., Andrew Melly, Esq., Wi m llia Earle, Jun., Esq., James Moon, Jos , ph C. Ewart, Esq. Lewin Morley ...