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... naIIUARY I. no. OPENING OF GAR -- The Rev. R. C. M. Mather, M.A.. (centre) with the Rev. J. H. M icintyre, M.A., and the Rev. Philip M,Naughton, M.A., at the opening of the new Garrowhill Church. Working as a team, they will be the first to carry out ...
... Thomson. Rev. S. Mathers and Mrs Mathers. Dr and Mrs P. Skinner Clark, Mr and Mrs James Arthur. Dr Thomson. Mr and Mrs Thomas Fleming, Mrs Murray and Miss Janet Murray, Mr and Mrs James Ramage, Mr and Mrs John Shanks. Miss MacGregor, Mr and Mrs Wm. Shanks ...
... ilhinialale Church Woman's Guiki bad • speaker with a subject away limn the usual, at their meeting oa Monday night. Miss Hell. Mather of foreign languages at Airdrie Academy. told of taking a party of guts on an 11-day visit ti Paris. The talk was greatly ...
... friends, while the Hathgate Presbytery were) represented by Rev. W R. Stewart, Slamannan Rev. R. Kay, Fauldhouse; Rev. J. 11. Macgregor and Rev. J. Lindsay, Bathgste; Rev. A. Brown. Blackridge: Rev. Jr Miller, Calder'cruix; Rev. Conan Smith, Hirkliston; Rev ...
... the stuff and selling it. Sergeant Mather added that it was very dangerous for any vehicle to stand at this spot. as the road was very narrow. Mr Wylie did not submit any evidence. H , said that as Sergeant Mather had admitted, Milne had not been loitering ...
... charge of having, on 2nd November, allowed a Cart to stay parked in Graham Street longer than necessary. Mr J. Campbell MacGregor, .bureh prosecutor. told Bailie James Carson that a football match had been taking place in Broomfield Park at the time and ...
... recruits of this and last year—oboe targets sad soning. The highest mores made were :—lst, Private J. Mather, 69 pants (L 3); 3d, Private J. Macgregor, 56 palate (L 2); 3d. Private T. Peacock, 64 point. (i 1); 4th Print. R. Lockhart, 62 point. (Prise. ...
... Ilesirge Pollock. S.W.. Archibald Main. .1.W., Jame• B. Cal'smith. Secretary. Frank Macgregor, Treas. Deer, William Easton, Senr.. S D., William Easton, Jun.. J.D. John Mathers, LC., Joseph Marline. Ty and • small attendance. Bro. William Hamilton, 1.P.M. ...
... could employ something like six midwives who were presently employed and who were absolutely qualified according to the Act. Mather than dismiss them at the cost 14 their livelihood he would rtwonitimnd that a panel be put into operation. Councillor Thous ...
... -amphell MacGregor. that he bad .ilways had the illlpfliMion that magistrates had been a trifle .It -len rteel' Provost Mc ienachan 3 I 'tallies Catherine S. Morton. t thew McCallum and Alex- ander Hotchkiss were welcomed to the Beach by Mr MacGregor. Mr ...
... lIIGHLAND and INTERNATIONAL DANCING. Juvenile Private Lessons' given by /Gee Helen Macgregor Mackenzie. .Terms. 100 Halicraig Street. Airdrie. ROD , MITRE . pRESSCUTTING. —Miss Mather. I LCresoen n I n ljot o i 3 re e t: le ti c i . t pupils Terms 2 . ° SVDIy ...
... —l, T. A. Mather, Eccles House, Thornhill; 2, J. B. Greenshields., Keree, Lesmaliagow ; 3, A. W. Hogg, Largo Villa, Shawlande. Cobs of any age, 14 to 15 hands, heat suited for single harness. to be driven in presence) of judges—l, Mra Mather, Eccles House ...