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... Mr Crook's General Jardine's Busy Bee beat Mr Gilmour's Caledonia Mr Crossthwaite's Countess Darling beat Roe's Helen Macgregor Mather's Muirhonse Laddie beat Mr Engineer Mr W. Johnstone Begonia beat Mr Collins's Speedwell Bettony Scarborough beat Mr Carr's ...
... Tuesday March 27 1990 1 1 I I 1 i 1 1 —ll 1 778 SPORTS GOODS INTERNATIONAL MacGregor £6999 £3399 Were £ 899 £899 irons Were £ 1 5 Lyle & Lambswool Sweaters now £ 599 Summer Shirts £1 599 £899 Many more must 201 Kirk Middleton Rectory Tel: 061 428 1 1 ...
... a daughter. MacGREGOR. —To Mr. and Mrs. B. L. MacGREGOR, at home, at Swinton, a brother for Margaret. MASTERSON.—On Oct. 17, 1940, to Mr. & Mrs. T. MASTERSON (nee Fisher), twins (boy and girl).—l, Hall Dve., Alkrington, Middleton. MATHER.—On October 18 ...
... warfVess effective by reason of a tendency to caricature, but Macgregor's Gathering particular was finely sung. Miss Miss Maris sang capably, and Robertson gave humorous recitals. The Sisters Mather, five in number, provided instrumental selections thatwere ...
... Extravagance. Johnstown ad, Hattie Macgregor, Kirkland, Springbok, Rubio. Datai, The Lawyer 111. Maher era. Wild Fox 111.. Red Hall. and We bie. the rear now being brought up by Alert 111. At the third fence. Paddy Mather came to grief, as did also Seletion ...
... FURNISHED HOUSES TO LET Glossop.-Porn, House: lovely sit.—Mather, 18, Blatelands Rd. ST. ANNES.-59.Park Road; from April 13 to May 167 355. weekly: 2 sitting-rooms. 6 bedrooms. OLD TRAFFORD.—FURNISHED HOUSE TO BE LET, on moderate terms.—Address X 113 ...
... bis chance, and they declare that Macgregor will have to be all that he is said to be or the Derby will not go to Russley. As I remarked on Saturday I believe Prince of Wales to be the most dangerous opponent to Macgregor of anything in the race. He concludes ...
... Cleckheaton H. Heywood. Northenden . Q. Rothwell, Bolton ' R. Mather. St. Helens f~l* W. H. Boyes, Prestwich * Sr.h J. Strachan, Withington l H. P. Hurst, Blackley A. Macgregor. Marton Hall 80~«o^Bn Captain Riddock, Liverpool . ' 9—Bo ...
... Messrs. Talbot and Jones's Tasty Tales Mr. Jowett's Crosby Dick. Mr. Hardy's Hiawatha agst Mr.* Mather's Meo'.s Amanuensis. Mr. J. H. Marshall's Macgregor Duke of Leeds'* Laureate. The HEBKETH STAKES, for eight puppies at 10s. each; winner £12, second ...
... Hargreaves. E. and F. H. Smitb, Huddersfield, card makers : as regards E. Smith. S. T. Bayne and W. Macgregor, Liverpool, fish and game salesmen ; regards W. Macgregor. Johnson and J. Openshaw, Deansgate, Manchester, and elsewhere Manchester and Salford, coal ...
... Chiliad. Messrs. Talbot and Jones's Tasty Tales beat Mr. s Crosby Dick. Mr. Hardy's Hiawatha beat Mr. Mather's Amanuensis (one drawn). Mr MarshaJl's Macgregor beat Duke of Leeds's Laureate. . . Second Round. Brilliant Star beat Tasty Tales. Macgrejror bent ...
... d by Major G. EVENING NEWS REPORTIiR •, Small (defending), Tinsley said INTRODUCTION of a new jig at born— 'Major Leith-MacGregor. company the Fairey Aviation factory at commander, had ordered training Beaton Chapel. Stockport, on he thought there was ...