... MB MATHERS' SPEECH In his address. Mr Mathers said he was very glad to come along as he had had few opportunities of visiting the school He wished it were possible for all the pupils to be present, and not just few with their parents, as he would like ...

... Mr George Mathers, M.P., Lord I ligh Commissioner of the General \ssembly of the Church of Scotland, and Mrs Mathers are to take up residence at the Palace of ilolyroodhouse on May 19. and will remain therel until the close of the Assembly oh May 28. ...

... a number of post office officials and George Mathers, M.P. for West Lothian, who called to congratulate Mrq Stopaon, in whose shop the sub-office has been established. The other visitors were D. MacGregor, Public Relation. Officer. General Post Office ...

... Edinburgh, has been appointed Presiding Officer, and Sheriff Macgregor, K.C., will carry out the same duties at Alloa. All the above three have been adopted by their respective parties. Mr Mathers was adopted last Sunday week; Mr Borrowman last Sunday, and ...

... Park eiponents from dusting their Blackhall neighbours by 6 matches to 0. Scheel Pionic—Through tlw kindness of Mr Matthew Mather, the children attending the Sunday School of Davidson's Mains Parish Church held their summer picnic at Muirhouse on Saturday ...

... by a number of Part Office oicials and Mr George Mather', M.P. for West Lothian, who callet to congratulate Mrs iiimpeon, in whose shop the sub.olice has been established. The visitors were Mr D. MacGregor, Public Relations °Seer, who representing OA. Westbury ...

... befitting the occasion, Mrs. Mathers, wife of Mr. George Mather', M.P. for West Lothian. performed the crowning ceremony and afterwards presented the Queen with • gold wristlet watch. Bowing to Queen, Mrs. Mathers said: Queen Mary, may I assure ...

... died Ist November, Me fondly remembered by Mother. Father. Brother, Fertile Place, Broxburn. MACGREGOR.—In loving remembrance of oar mother, Janet Dalziel MacGregor, who died lane , 1924. at Louden's, Blarkridge A faithful mother, true and kind. . A beantiful ...

... usky was as safe a, the Rank Scotland. For his inches little Ross is a gem. SCHOOL BOARD ELE(.IION. Dr Muir, Chairman; Mr Mather, Mr Campbell, Mr Young, Mr Waldie, and Mr Memel, the old members of the School Board were nominated tor re-election; and the ...

... until she married Mr Macgregor. who also was a native of the burgh. REPLENISHING THE EARTH. Mrs Macgregor had nine children, of whom three survive. These are Mrs John Watt, 14 Fountain Place Crescent, Bo’ness; Mr Robert Macgregor, Strawberrybank, Linlithgow; ...

... ties, Mr Mather beat Mr Grinton; Mr Hope beat Mr Cowper; final tie, Mr Mather beat Mr Hope, 20-7. CURRIE. The points medal was played for on Monday on deepwater ice, the winner being Mr Malcolm W. Scott. The consolation medal was won by Mr Macgregor. WAV ...

... and flags. presence of large attendance of members of the congregation and friends, the sale was opened ny Mrs Mathers, wife of Mr Oeo. Mathers, M.P. for. Linlithgow. A gentle shower fell -before and during the opening ceremony. Sev. D. G. Young presided ...