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... when they were oarefelly totteeded to by Dr Melillo, of the Hydropethea CONCT.T.-Last evening. uncut very well. Bailie Macgregor occupied chair. road. • few remarks. Towne Bond played some Min Putnam emu a .wool lively maser. May Queen. 11r David ...
... present were the Rev. Robert Lyon, minister of the church; ?? Richardson : Councillors Whittet *nd MTntosh; Er Fleming ; Mr D. Macgregor, ;»weUer*. Mr A. Barclay, Savings Bank ; .Mr James Honey, sen., The Beild ; 3lr \Y. Archibald ; Mr Wm. lions, Kolicitor ; ...
... Dudhope Crescent Mission Temperance Society held their fortnightly meeting last night in their hall in Dudhope Crescent. Robert Mathers occupied the chair, and was accompanied to the platform by Messrs John Crooks, David Anderson, and J. A. Stewart. Shortly ...
... 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 ...
... E. Frost Sub. Wards. el Trinity College; the Rer. Macgregor nod Goodwin; Mr IPGallum and party, from Goa; Mr Glauber, Peeth; Mue Steer, F.C. Mare, to. The hortimiltural jedgee were Mr Whitton, Mather. Castle, Mears Brown and Aberuairoy; for dairy prodnor ...
... Crescent Mission Temperance Society held their fortnightly ; meeting last night in their hall in Dudhope Cres- j cent. Mr Robert Mathers occupied the choir, and was accompanied to the platform by Messrs John Crooks, David Anderson, and J. A. Stewart. Shortly ...
... dyer, and Mr James Fenton, wood merchant. Messrs Pirrie, Fra«er, and M'Arthur were re-elected Merchant Councillors, and Mr Macgregor was reappointed Guild Treasurer. For two vacancies in the office of Meal Searcher Messrs J. Y. Nicol, Alexander Smith, John ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... dentist; Mr Anderson, Perth Nurseries; Mee. S. J joiner;Crawford.Stnith,cOnagniatl. went: Mr ames MacLeod., plember; Mr Jelin Macgregor, postmuter, do. Lit Cookie, who was received with applause, uid— We are now happily arrived at the third monang of our Lemur ...
... over the lad. , -untufetakeelle of deem. are not no not be got clear of that which embarking l e the c orm th e took the MACGREGOR'S HOTEL beer than that from Soros to Abydr.rices from • halfpenny rev by Larder Byrom Pers S i. S got 100 of nature at ...