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... Glasgow; the second by D. C. Mather, Lochcarron; and the third by Angus Macrae, Callander. The first place for local bagpipe playing was taken by J. Macgregor, the second by C. Spartam, and the third by Miss E. C. S. Macgregor. Throwing the 22-Ib. hammer ...
... gate table of £529, Lad rcreived payment tor sam3 at the Royal Bank, Invernms. Thu ignatures forged arc those of Mr Arres-Mather, farther. Delnies; Mr Joha kletiderson, 'ft an Clerk, Fortrose; Mr Jas. S. Cr wan. horse-hirer, Campbelitown; a n d Mr Win ...
... sacred cantata, was rendered very creditably by Mr William Mac lean'e juvenile choir in the United Free Church—Rev. Duncan Macgregor presiding. The soloists were Lizzie Fraser and Annie Maclean, who also acquitted themselves creditably. At the close Mr Maclean ...
... Messrs Andrew Robertson and .t rres-Mather. The following ministers were appointed to tho Heneral assembly:—Rev. Messrs Allan Cameron, John Reid, A. A. Robertson, D. M. Macleod, Donald Campbell, and Mr Duncan Macgregor. The elders appointed acre—Dr Struther ...
... Pibroch Playing-1 Macdougall Gillies, Glasgow; 2 J. Mao Coll, Oban; 3 Angus Macrae, Callander; 4 D. C. Mather, L,ehcarron. March Playing-1 D. C. Mather; 2 Angus Macrae; 3 J. Mac Coll; 4 W. Robb. Reel Playing-1 Chas. Macewan, Glasgow; 2 John Mackenzie, Glasgow; ...
... ARDERSIER.—As there is no contest it the parish the following gentlemen will be elected:—Mr J. S. Robertson, Nairn; Mr J. Arres-Mather, Delnies; Mr R. Cameron, Arderaier; Mr Alexander Campbell, Viewhill; and Mr Thomas Mackintosh, Ardersier. DAVIOT RESULT OP ...
... case—the crossing at Rroadstone Road. Conn. cillor Macgregor—Will you tell me where there is a cros.4ing in Broadstone Road? It was eventually discovered that there was no such crosAng. Councillor Macgregor's contention proved to be correct. and it was resolved ...
... Variety-1 J. Duncan, Housedll; 2 A. Macarthur, Nairnside; John Mather, Delnies. Best 6 Carrot* crown in Tield-1 and 3 .1. Duncan. Housed;ll; o A. Maearthar, Nairasids. Exhibit of Man•-els-1 John Mather, Daisies. Special Prise Major Herb Rcee of Xihornet( for ...
... special R. Doves— nder Dunbar. and specials Macgregor; 3 and | Dorkines, 3 ands ehim- | RMesbiten at Paterson, Viewhill. teacnteisa vom, | Pirahmas, dark—1 2 3 and special A. Kinnaird. ( wi i °° ee ay he | Arres-Mather, Delnies. Cochins—1 “and special G. Dunbar ...
... Madman. 11 Glebe Street; B. Maellsay, 10 Riontly Street; Mir Y. Munro, 15 Ra il way Terrace; Mies Mather.. Church Rouse. Balsam Street; Mies Macgregor. 1 Lactates Buildisge, Rent Read; Mir Nicol. Drown Street; Ni. Potter, Carr Howe, Looltalet Road; Miss ...
... Chancellor of the Jury, which consisted among others of the following gentlemen:—Provost James Gossip, Councillor James Macgregor, Colonel Russell, Treeton; Mr J. T. Garrioch, Croyard. Beauly; Mr Brougham, Mr P. A. Fraser of lig, Mr Peel Rosa and Mr Peter ...
... Bogart. Section —Paintin g and —(1) Picture in oils—Miss Lediaghtit r , li t Dingell); 2 Miss P. Hope, Hi s 3 Miss Arras Mather, Dalnies, Nairn. (2) Water colour-1 Mrs Prkeer, Withal. Knowe, Nairn; 2 Mrs Suter, Frederick Place, Forme; 3 Mies M. • Milne-Home ...