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... representation of this borough, of has just started in the person of Mr. James Mather, spirit id merchant of that place. Mr. Mather is the father of Mr. le Erskine Mather, whose ill-treatment by an Austrian officer .hh at Florence, has excited so much ...
... canister manufacturer, 1,080; J. M. Mathias, engi- neer, 737. GREENWICH. Miss Emily Davies ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? 10061 M fr. S. Macgregor ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? 7,828 Rev. Dr. Miller ?? ?? ?? 7,296 Mr. B. Waugh . .. ?? . .. 7,143 The unsuccessful candidates are-Mr. W ...
... Monday, the Lady Nyaesa, the yacht which wae recently built for Dr. Livinastone, the African traveller, by Meaers Todd and Macgregor, was tried on the Clyde, and attained a speed of 10 miles an hour. The yacht is propelled by two screws, driven by two h ...
... lswithE moved as an amendment that to DaviesbeappointedchairImain. Onadivision~threennem voted for the amnodments viz., ar. Mather, Mr Boddih r to, and Mr. Warburton, and for the motion eight, stt Y- Davies, Mr. Goulden, Mr. n ardca stletu r . of srhd d ...
... assented to leave beiag giveu to Sir HenrL James to move the adjourn- aieat of the liouse. 'They were Mr. Snape, Mr. Holland, Mr. Mather, Mr. Philip Staulope, and Mr. Ltese. A-fter the speech of the Secretary for India Members .nvwded cut into the lobby, and ...
... corn Stuart, and C. Saunders. Messars. Boyd, T. Stoliterfolit and (Boyd and Co.), W. Barber, Frost (S. F. and Co.), A. mitt Macgregor, Stewart Brown (B. S. Iand Co.), Bird (Bird Proci and Gdlleban), Clampbell (A. Dennistoun and Co.), Rome wor] (B. Evans and ...
... Satlsfatory ln cha- rtler to juety him In 'incurring the respoasiliuty of agingS' 'so ' - : 'k-OST.'OFFICE, GLASGOW,-Mr. MACGREGOR moved for areturn of the number of persons employed in the Glas- gow Post effiee, dietingulehing the number in each class ...
... I)rooght to be Capt. by purchace, vice Pope, wbo retires; Ensign D. Bazalgette to be Lieut. by purcfase. vice Drought; R. H. MacGregor, Geist. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Bazalgette. 80th Foot- Lieut. E. L. Welley, from the 11th Foot, to be Capt. by purchase ...
... Mr and Mrs John Maxwell, Mr and B Miss M'Conneu, Mr and Mrs BR E Morrison, Mr By i and Mrs A H Maxwell, Mr Macgregor w and Miss Jessie Macgregor, Mr and MIrs R p ' Maddox, Mr and Mrs Moritz Meyer, Mr of 4 and Mrs H M'Ardle, MvIr T W and o j Miss Marshall ...
... Gundrill Pnrv.ate U. Ai dion FEI3FAray 24: KIrLLE. Private 1t. Cowie. WOUEDEn. Private T. Blake Private R. Clifford Private J Mac-gregor Pri-ate F. Lewis Private C. Branagh Private W. Norringtoe FE311sARY 26: Sergeant-bugler J. Williamson FZBaaCAUx 27: KILLED ...
... members present were Mrs. Healy, Miss Ronald, the Rev. 3. P. Bane, and Messrs. Aberoromabie, Jones, at at Johnston, Kiliv, Mather, and Wilson. The busi- B th ness was routine. The weekly return showed that m ;ic there were 946 inmates of the workhouse ...
... char.ged with having committed aviolent assault on Mr. Alfred Mathers, surgeon, and captain of the 4th . Shropahire ridle corps, on the 7th inst. It appeared from tthe evidence' of Mr. Mathers that about three o'clock in the afternoon he was standing at ...