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... night, while drunk. Bailie Riddle admonished the culprit. On Wednesday, Bailin Riddle on the bench, Jove Mather, Daniel Stewart, and William Mather, the former and latter residing Scott Street, were charged with . . time thst the School Bard hid opened ...
... Stewart's were first to become daugerous, and the game, after the opening exchanges, Was carried to the Jedfurest line. J. Macgregor tiutshed off a fine rush by touching duwn for the Coilege, but Beil failed with the kick. This was the score, other than ...
... Watson and Macgregor, St Boswells; and the Rev. Mr Ingles, Newtown. Among those present at the examination were J. J. Fairbairn, Esq., Chairman of School Board; Mrs Fairbairn of Fens; Miss Hardiog; Mrs Watson, E. Church Manse; Mrs Macgregor, U.F. Churoh ...
... picke warda ha war dead { up immediately atter- CotmMan’s PagexsT WHITE | eqnalled as a Water Starch. cannot be THE REV. DR MACGREGOR ON VE GLADSTONFE’S DISESTABLISHMENT PLEDGES of The Rev Dr Ma Bus St Parish Edinburgh, was one of the speakers at a Church ...
... Sandyknowe, Kelso; 3, W. Mather. Milne Graden, Coldstream; vho and lie, M. S. Thomson, Lambden .Greenlaw. or filly foal—l, W. Mather; 2, 3 and c, T. & M. he, M. S. Thomson. Filly, one year old —1, Hugh B. Stirling, Darlingfield; 2, W. Mather; 3, R. Young & Son; ...
... severe and tailored hoer Hal hat was of beige silk. The bouquets and buttonhole were pre. meted to the bride by Messrs Laing & Mather. Kelso. Ammo g the many gifts to the bride were the following—Bridegroom to bride, fitted dressieg case mid platinum sad pearl ...
... harvest. November as a day of thanksgiving for the Mr Williamson, inspector, was called, and upon examination deponed that Mather’s notice had gone out along with the rest. ‘The Sheriff sustained the objection, but drew Mr Williamson’s attention to the ...
... t over the Forest captain's back Welsh mimed a chance, but ere lung the pall went to Mackenzie, who cleared suocc:sfully. Mather was playing with great dash, and once or twice got well away. Currie was well under weigh, when he slipped and foil. Mahon ...
... use for his advantage in es three better way et waking our mac Natal will w. only allude to a few other matters. pima Be Mather that m psi&le I have to express my deep regret at the death of dffwN reed 0 ,14 or prime mime utaic two gentlemen who were ...
... Wrestlint.-1, 0. Graliauislaw, dampitlaw ; ,2, W. Hetrick; 3, Jonston. Coneolatom 4:. ; 2.13. Mather, Kelso ; 3, 10. Lamont. 125 Rice- I, 0. Mother; 2, J. Macgregor ; 3, J. Smipson (T.) A vas , given to J. Perguson as the best attired coin. petiter. ...
... and pelargoniums wen particularly large and good. beautilu collection of carnations and picotees wen shown in Measrs Laing & Mather's stanc from Kelso, and were much admired. Messr Stuart & Mein, Kelso, had on exhibition i splendid lot gladioli and penstemons ...
... second and only son of Mr Pringle of Torwoodlee, and heir to the estate. The oldest son died a few years age, and George Macgregor, the second son, has now died in his third year. The family were residing at Veytaux, Switzerland, at the time of the child's ...