... Colonel M. G. Wilkinson, Captain D. Mathers, and the Rev. A- Ritchi© had the honour of being invited luncheon with hi* Majesty. The Right Honourable R. B. Haldane, M.P.; Sir John Clark, Bart., of Tillypronio; Sir Wm. MacGregor, and Lieutenant-General Sir E ...

... and l,‘“‘L Mathers, Newforge, post-war models at cheapest ‘rfices. ’g’s‘,l[“- 9 Austins, }l;‘firds, gdt:n;:.’rd Hx‘l,man,(l‘ Ter:erDece(r;l‘ber‘lzlat, %n:rm eys, n , Vaux- 'emale). ;‘:fif?{c., etc’,'s'z‘ 8,9, 10, 12, 14,|whgaten. Name MacGreg)or. Policle‘ ...

... 000 Bon Accord (Beatty). 4-8-10 W. Stephenson 0 Dsnmark Otorle), 3-7-9 0 Magnetic (Templeman). 3-7-9 .. D. Smith Narkunda (Mather), 3-7-9 J. Slrett Lord Flame (R. W. Colling), 3-7-9 P. Maher Queen of the Meadows (Lambton), 3-7-6 D. V. Dick Sunny Beach ...

... Bruce ; Sir Erneet Paget, Bart.; J. 8. Bruce, Esq., London; John Mathieson, .Esq., and R. Fuulkiner, Esq., Derby; Jamas MacGregor, Eaq., and J. Paterson, Esq., Glasgow; Mrs. Wbitton, Omagh: Mrs. Way, Rathmullan: A. E. Tyrell, Esq., Wellington, Surrey; ...

... war broke out was stationed abroad. Major A. H. C. MacGregor, 2nd Battalion Royal Fusiliers, who, reported in our issue 22nd ult., was killed St. Eloi, was the younger son of the late Mr. Donald MacGregor, R.N.8., Eaglehurst, Isle of Man, and of Strathspey ...

... M'NeOl T. Topping 1 W. L. Fryer 1 R. T. S. Bailey . 11. S. Houston . T. S. Forster 1 A. F. Wilson 1 MacGregor . 0 DISTRICT CUP. Malone *. Bangor. At Malone MALONE. A. Lowe BANGOR. » J. Nicholaon ft 2) .. 1 J. F. Stevenson (1 ...

... llarlington; Mr. and Mrs. Fowler, Ceylon; M. W. Uouald, B>q.. J. Mljaughlin. ; G. Daviaa, Ek|.. J arrow • ...

... ; the Misses Hood, Mr. Hood, Mr. Cunningham, Mr. Todd, Messrs. A. and J. Watson, and the Misses Barbour, Glasgow ; Miss MacGregor and Miss Hannah. Ediliburgh ; Miss Gardner, Glasgow ; Miss M'Ewen and Miss M'Connell, Ayr; Miss Barbour sod Miss Dick, Glasgow ...

... lady can hays Board-Residence, D A lnd be i s i gil l e it s u rre reasonab.e: Shore Road district-Box postage ad extra -line Mather* A Co. 113 a. Castle Lane. Belfast per week aterra by elderly lady tor TIMMY the most southerly of the Channel consferiablo ...

... to-day at 2-30 p.m.:—Misses M. M‘Mullan (Queen’s)* E. Stewart (Inst), A. Halliday; P. Norris (Owls), C. Began (Ards), A. MacGregor: Mrs. Radoxifie ilnst), Misses M. bherry, N. Wilson (Owls), P. M’Cann (Queen's), S. Winnington (Inst). E. Dorman; D. K. Walsh ...

... remanded at C,hestr rfield. It WU stated that while at work at Wavelet Ironworks he hit a colleague named William Mather on the head an iron bar. Mather is still in hospital. Sentenoes of three months' imprisonment were =at Fares Arises on William Berridge, Charles ...

... COURSING SOUTH LANCASHIRE MEETING. Judge—Mr. Brice. Wilklnaon, Honorary Secretariea—Heaara. V. Mather and W. Graham. SOUTHPORT, FRIDAY. —A diminiahed attendance and comparatively inferior aport marked the aeoond at age the Southport Meeting. The weather ...