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... the same fate as t wo of his G. Storrier came next, and C Four for 43. bowled Five for Mathers f bowled by Macgregor. and a 2 bye was run off Macgregor. Mathers had a b He however,clean bowled with | ball Si for 48. and took the ball had a! his first ...
... Mr Radcliffe and party hours on ‘ bowled by Macgregor. Five for 4 Mathers yore followed, guns) went out a and a 2 bye was run off Macgregor. of the 13th, rough shooting, and killed woodcock, 9 hares, a Mathers had a brace off grouse, 1 Wedue He however ...
... irons Mr James MacGregor, of London. Mr James MacGregor, Brunswick Street, Glasgow, and Mr Robert R. MacGregor, Atheist/41e, Nile Grove, F.dinborgh, were elected directors in room of Mr James Watt MacGregor resigned and Mr James MacGregor ...
... Kole Bill was J. 8. Boswell, ¢ Mather, b Sandeman, the leadin throughout the country at the last Altewe I (prof.), Ibe, b do, 0—e Fisher, > Sanden 3—not out eleetion, Unionist party would have been in wer Jackson, b Mather, now by an enormous majority. ...
... Co-OPERATIVE —This case, in which deci AND Mork v, MaTHERS. urch for by She itf Grabam eat Perth on Friday, w: as com- vn-tance of the Bl.rzowrie and R-ttray Co-o Limited, a d accountant, Pe ponding David Mathers, offic all quidator thereof, of share capital ...
... received by the retailers. 4 or A Iv —The annual meet. ing 4 the Benevolent Association of Natives of Alyth was hold in Mathers' Hotel last night—Mr I). Smith presiding. The Secretary and Treasurer submitted his report, which /Mowed the Association to ...
... Player of Marches—1 A. Macrae, 2 Jobo C. Mather, ; john Id, Lovernes Best Piayer of 1 D. cK night, Grorge M‘Lenvan, Ea rgh ; 3 A. Mac 4Jobn worth Hiehland Fling—1 M* Edint Jobn M‘Kensie, Glaegow ; 3 M‘Ewan, Fiots Mather. » and Dancing Ghillie John Mackenzie ...
... Thomas. + Me Me James. £4 B M‘Col!, 0 r face and Me DO Mather, $ A B mbulance Marray, MK. Birnam ; Charks reaching ook Pd Me James K Biraam; Me Jona Lg C Mather, 8 4 @ Perth. 1 Ediabargh; C Mather, 2 Joho 8 J Marthly; Me George Lodge; Mr Joba M‘Leish, ...
... Moncrieff, Mr Mr George A. Mackenzie, Mr Robert Mather | to ace Hatcheroa, taries—Rev. W. D. Kaowl led to Rev. D. D. Rev. D. G. Mana Trravarer—Mr W. A. Barclay, mel, Qu the motion of S.vings Bo e Macgregor was ted to act as the te were ve at Board of the ...
... from Stanley and Fortevivt. The subjects of ination were English, arithmetic and an ** opt of which fift five candidates took Mather The fol twenty-four renc h, and 2 Latin. are the winners o! f £10 bursari jes:—Jessie F. Ca Schoolkouse, Stanley; David Darward ...
... 0 bd Betsy M*Donald, ¢ ae t | Tt findshaw, E- | Ma: ty 050 — a unty of 0 J. Fie pe and, Wes ie yards pe Treat’ 2 OA. , Mathers, Tnch- 7 pho CONG bX “a & Olt Bent @ Mr, Easson, Clas! benny, e Line, . The Mr. Easson, Mains at Grange, Mrs, Anderson, mature: ...
... clauses in which were agreed to seriatim, and the Presbytery authorised the requisite application to the Court of Tiends. Mr Macgregor, Logiealmond, however, dissented from the whole proceedings, in order to keep the case open, so far he was concerned. THE ...