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... J. Mulli ran. Royal High School team against Glasgow Academicals, at Glasgow :---C. Sanderson, W. Gilbert, A. Smith. D. Macgregor, W. Watson, A. M'Ewan, C. Smith, Morrison, A .Ross, D. Rough, R. Vartan, W. Lang, R. Tait., C. Moreton, A. Brown. Watsonians' ...
... (6i Napier (2D 91 Alexsndea Knox (7) $2 James Miller jun (9) C2-W W Wilson (9) 94 Robert M Scott 94 J B Davidson 20 94 John Mather (7) Dulble27) 98 ALEXANDRA CLUB— The monthly medals competition took place al Biddrie Know Th weather was delightful and there ...
... and then fuiiowed on aad lost three wickets for 91 They still need 167 to aavs aa Innings defeat Scores: NOTTS A O Jones c Macgregor b Rawlla btireaso'iry c nawua Gunn iWin) lbw b Dcich b Gunn J ) B-'ldiln b Trott G J Groves e Roche b Kawlla Pepper c Griffin ...
... Liverpool 2 eke Macgregor a Lave. Liverpool I -F..6 J. Smith. Liverpool I hale V. h J. Smith. London 4 hales D. h J. Matti Id. London 2 CIEs- U. .1. Macdonald. Liverpool N C Tobacco-1 es- Pyle a Morton. Bristol Cigarettes-1 es John Mather Son. Liverpool ...
... N. S. Pattmaa. 3rd Clydesdale team v. Lennie, at Lenzie-- E. Martin, J .Gtrilland, IL Charmer, Buchanan, A. Mather. J. A. Henrys, R. F. Mather, J. Hewitt J. Boat:, Jowitt, D. MiLean, J. Marr. R. Bayley, J. G. Campbell, G. Dodd_ l 2nd XV. Pa.rtickhill ...
... therein. ?? Plant, fucrnittnre. and tank~s, &r..at West Sote Dockls, Cardiff. Thne above hove been ?? ?? . ?? Beattie. A. Mather & Son, Hand Aleiesdcer Dowel?, ze regardst Edae. aregh: Mceerr Thomas Iiosnis O Son sodT, t- t. E'ts,istoa, -sreaards Gtsaaort ...
... GLASUOW. RUGBY. retired easy winners. All the backs shone in turn, but the forward play was a bit rag g ed now and again. Mathers, the newcomer, was not the least conspicuous. Mr Frank Bather was referee. On the pitch hard by, the 'Varsity A team had ...
... S. Hyslop, T. rrison, and Sea • t ie. C.ydesdale v. Greenock Wanderers, at Tltwuod—L. .ill; A. Mather, J. Gilliland. J. Croall, and D. Mac rkik; R. F. Mather, J. A. Henry, J. Saltoun, J. Eadie, , rSayley, Marc, W. Jamieson, W. Jowitt, A. Laidlaw, sue Cainnholl ...
... Hutchison ir W Ingram Sir R Jardine Mr W B Jardine Mr A Jones Duke of Leeds Col M’Calmoot Mr C E Marfleet Lord Masham Mr V Mather Mr IT Nichelson Mr O C Molyneux Mr T Newbold Mr L Nicholls Mr W Osborne Mr (’ H Paine Mr W Paterson Mr R Paterson Mr L Pilkington ...
... on the green BUSBT AND CLARKSTON CLUB-Ttie are the beet In competition for the Campbell MrtUn— W Wlleon 90 (wlnn-rt John Mather (7) John White SJ Altxaudor The monthly medal cotroeuton erae held In excellent weather when tuomo good aooree were recorded ...
... pursuer gave for calling was that she wished to see Mr Macgregor about a property She never law any reason to suppose there was an engagement between her matter and Mrs Brodie vsbaw— Mr Macgregor did not tell ber be had BEEN VISITING THB and she never ...