... Sersthallan, with I Ilargaret Smythe, thicat of Mr Wm. Smythe I .f Metliven. The wedding party arrived at the church I Irene Mather. Castle shortly b e fore twelve o'clock. there vim • large aimernhly in the church to The wore • arms of white brocaded silk ...

... Viewing Orr* C.C.S, He is, set • see, bat a raglree„ el Si, Hebert Keith Artentrat, the Me lareesk art a emir of He Wedderbern Mather, the The nine peswoph Weise that he berm is 1831, sad Al.. Margaret. Uinta of the N. C. Rural Dean t e l li t r Vicar of Wainelsr ...

... gives an aseampsnied the singers the pianoforte. At the at them attacks, lint Names Bads., Boadicea, the programme. Bailie MacGregor lied pima her at the heed .4 a army. which was them cheers for the Provost for • and oversews by the lieutenant, whoa wry ...

... mere Councillor, we are disposed to believe that Bailie MacGregor is right ; all the sore so, seeing the name given to it by the Bails has a strong likeness to similar names to bq found in the MacGregor country ; and it ii just possible that with the advent ...

... midnight the figure was placed in the coffin. and carried solemnly to the grave about forty yards off, the pipers playing 'Macgregor'. Lament' The coffin was deposited in the grave, and the earth tilled in over it. The *Noe was most picturesque. The torches ...

... all the better writers have followed her; and of every shade from George Macdonald to Robert Buchanan, and thence to Helen Mather& It makes the story come out, as it were, in the once-despised and lookeddown-upon penny numbers. Tug Dowsnr.aCOC242ll33 ...

... Bridgend; pair of rustic vases, Cl 10e—Lorel-Provost liewat; silver teapot, £1 104— Sir Robert Moncreiffe; glass ship—Mr I'. Macgregor, National Beek; sewed footstool, Cl 10s—Mrs Dewar, 5 Leonard Bank; workbox—George Cameron, Bridgend; doll—Miss Isabella Ewing ...

... Criootf. sind ?.6i fro. Mr Inland Revert. odlioer. (7otnric. .tlexasaler Troltan-2a 61 from Mr 3, merchant. Criolf from Mr no, Mather. Crier( sod I. frown each ..ft riersd.. Andrea' Graham. from Society. lamp fn. Mr Aitken, r. Crieff. Jolla Mow, Cosnden-2a ...

... wero o• the grournl, and scarab. ataudaug the rain, • largo area of land was turuod over in a very satisfactory manner. THE MATHER MILL I.lllmir. Or GOOD Office* have elected as followel.ir the current quarter :—P W.C.T., 11. lisetie; W.C.T., Jae. Clark; ...

... The mined. of widea were present, Viscount and Viecountess Stormont; G I nod Mt. Bruce of Glemileuglie; Mr Wilkens Smythe of Mather. awl part); Colonel Compbell, Governor of the General Prison. and Mrs Campbell; Captain and Mrs ltudd; Captain Geddes; Mr ...

... uncut vs sonte.l tho wAbed',/,' Awl rues. the w Odd I l n'cOnopeirti It 1 obits for pair** and cop, Ih • model bore y Mr AIM. Mather, Arnie, with a of 11 pleas. by Mr Ahdregr hrll. ••Ith The WA* on the White Mao We IS Yst, OW. pad la I. d Club a Hut Grose ...

... wreath. I Mather, got hi, decree endoned by the Sberid Provo. Mac e regur. co o t, of oh the Association, ! of rd er b oei p rocee d e d to period the furniture I. occupied tbe charr,—Eattailie Cochrouo autism I David Brown', in Ent Nee port. Mather, to oomph ...