... THE OUTRAGE MB. MATHER, AT FLORENCE. Lord Fitzwilliam brought forward the case of Mr. Mather, who had been subjected to gross outrage at the hands of Austrian officers at Florence, and wished know whether the statements published in the newspapers were ...

... others. LIO——RIDSDALE (3-Y-O) SELLING HANDICAP STAKES: £4OO. 'm 100 4022 Whisky Noggin (c) 84 (Blackshaw) 2 0/00421 Our Macgregor (d) 85 (N Angus) 4 1200 w Battling 84 (W A Stephenson) 5 02400/0 Regal Rite 8-2 (M H Easterby) 6 40/0001 Vaimarie 82 (D Williams) ...

... Kiss of Life 10-1 Naval Offiicer. 100-8 others, £5OO. &t 4_”——MANDORA STAKES (3-Y-0) 1 0/00 Entertainer 89 (W Mather) 3 2030/00 Our MacGregor 89 (N Angus) 4 0030/03 Regal! Record 89 (A Balding 5 200/200 Paul's Choice 89 (M W Easterby) 7 42/0 Moreo 89 (A ...

... George Holt, Esq. Chairman. Thomas Booth, Esq. and Richard Edwards, Esq. Deputy-Chairmen. Thomas Brocklcbank, Esq. Alexander Macgregor, Esq. William Dixon, Esq. Andrew Melley, Esq. William Earle, jun. Esq. James Moon, Esq. Joseph C. Ewart, Esq. Lewiu Mozley ...

... numbers am beet. 2.30-4 SK SCLLING PLATE of 1300. for throke vea. -3 di P 1•11 1 1104000 Cork T D WlCl.smo 9 0 2 421340 Oar Macgregor. N AMOO. 9.0 3 200-004 Woleank (0). R Sams. 4 320000 Lenry ID). I Co.'.ngwootl 9-0 Conewortea S 3100.00 Two Sealar, A Iloldlng ...

... Downey, ofDyan Hill, Caledon, Susan, daughter of the late Mr. Jno.M‘Crudden, Mullintorr. MATHERS AIKD—Jan.9, at GroomsportChurch, by the Kev. Mr. M'Causlsnd, Mr. Mathers, of Tsndrmgee, Jane, eldest daughter of Mr. Wm. Aird, Orlook Cottage, Bangor, (Jo. Down ...

... 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 ...

... found among Deerning's luggage when -arrested are recognised'by the Mather family. The autograph album contained the names of many of her friends The address-book was bought by Emily Mather just before going away, and she wrote in the names and addresses ...

... Sinclair’s Son of Signal (Gone, Signal). Mr D Hobby’s w Hock (Bacchanal, Buxom Lass) beat Harry Mortimer ns Macgregor the Second (Warrior, Lady Macgregor). Capb Maitland tk w Harmony (Lord Glendyne, lanthe) beat Mr W Elliott’s brd Minto Craig (Birdcatcher, ...

... 10 0000/ Bundetta 9.0 (M W Easterby) . 11 000C0/0 Zaschalas 8-11 (J Vickers) . 12 00/ Highjinka 811 (W Mather) . . 13 0/ Entertainer 8-11 (W Mather) . 15 040/ Wild Kitten 8-11 (T Corbett) 16 9/ Martial Miss 8-11 (G W Richard 17 00000/ Malika 8-11 (M W ...

... 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‘ ...

... Omagh ‘‘B” 11. with the away game still to come. Sfa (Ladies’ Branch)—Flag comwt tion for prizes preaentedvbly Mrs. . A. Mathers—Mrs. D. J. Wallace, 17th green; rm\ner-u&.l Miss E. Martin,_ 17th green. tting—Mrs, R. A. E. Clements, 14 putts. Malone G ...