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... Bardowie St., Glasgow, N. p OOSEBERRY-CURRANT. Cross between Gooseberry and Black Currant. Plant now* Bushes. 10/- each.—J. MACGREGOR. P.R.H.S. (Dept 20). CARLUKE. SCOTLAND, p REENHOUSE heating apparatus for sale.—M'Parlane Bros.. MTntosh Street. Glasgow ...
... the whole year round. Cannot be damaged by frost, disease, or pests. Will succeed in any garden. Plant now, 5/- dozen. —J. Macgregor, F.R.H.S.. Dept. 20. Carluke. l(X)R Sale, rustic timber, suitable lor -L trellis work; also rustic fencing.— Munro. Gravel ...
... type sold by them except for the fact that wrappers in each case had been The identification mark had been torn off Sergeant Mathers, of the Burgh Police, said that the case was reported lo him on Wednesday, 13th Along with Constable Mitchell, he called on ...
... in a social capacity honour to Mr William Mather, one staff on the occasion of his marriage. James Johnston, chief draughtsman, ® pied the chair, and, following his op remarks, in a neat little speech Mr Mather, on behalf of the with a substantial cheque ...
... t R i R Photograph by Webster of Oban Miss Helen MacGregor, Kentallen, only daughter of Mr and Mrs T. MacGregor, and Mr Jack Hedley Mather, Hazeldean Crescent, Oban, only son of Mr and Mrs E. H. Mather, who were married recently. They are here seen with ...
... present: FANCY DRESS. Miss K. Hordon—Apache. Miss Downie— Night., Miss J. Macgregor—Hawaiian. Miss M*ln. osh —Venetian Pierrette. Miss I. Osborn*—Pierrette. Miss M. Pairman--Wi-t* Macgregor. Mr. A. Penney—Wimhm. Miss A. (*ameron—l.itk) Lady. Mis> Noble—Ladv ...
... matter we are dealing with today?” Mr Hughes replied: “Absolutely not” It was also suggested by Mr Mathers and by Tait’s defence agent Gordon Macgregor that Tait was followed because he questioned possible irregularities in the expenses claims of the ...
... London. Photographic Prize.—For Composition of Picture —J. Brown, Puchlyvic. Swimming Champion.—W. Mather, Rothesay. Swimming Certificates —C. MacGregor, D. Armour, N. Watson. J. Camphbell, (). Dickie, G. Davidson, 4. Boyes, C. rlvmkuon. W. Bprowl, A, ...
... including Messrs Thompson, Jonkina, and Montgomery from Lamlanh ; MrM'Mdlan from Lochranza: Mr Downie from Whiting Bay; Mr Macgregor from Corrie; Mr M’NeO from Kilduoan; and Mr from Shiskine. The weather was fine, and when the company assembled Brodick Castle ...
... dill peoy have positively declined t participation © in’ by 227 | threw his: wife down e sta (cays 3 London Mather her arm. 34 years married to Mather, children to By Mr Wedoeeday next is the ‘S0th ax the passing of the Reform Bill. On I¢ will 1 will be intro~ ...
... dispensed ;in the Kiichoman Free Church last Sabbath. The Rey. James Macmillan was assisted on the occasion by the Bees. Peter Mather, Bowmen. and Alex. Macrae, Clactoul. There was a large attendance. previous Friday was observed is a Fast-day. KILMARTIN. ...
... Liverpool 2 eke Macgregor a Lave. Liverpool I -F..6 J. Smith. Liverpool I hale V. h J. Smith. London 4 hales D. h J. Matti Id. London 2 CIEs- U. .1. Macdonald. Liverpool N C Tobacco-1 es- Pyle a Morton. Bristol Cigarettes-1 es John Mather Son. Liverpool ...