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... BURGH ELECTION. —The members of Town Council, who retire this year by rotation, are Provost Guthrie, and Councillors Mitchell, Mather, and Davidson. From the little stir at present existing, and the efficient manner in which these gentlemen have filled their ...
... Mrs Fullerton. Balmakowan; tea stall— Mrs Howl., Mrs Duguid, Mrs Mitchell, Dataarmuir; Mrs Middleton, Misses Nicholas. sad Macgregor, Marykirk ; and Miami Mitchell and him, ice cream—Miss Wilson; shooting Mr A. Murray. the ; and Mr F. Shea. Luthermuir; ...
... Mr Lowaon, solicitor, Stonehaven; Mr W. Greig, Mr Fulls gar, St. Cyrus; Mr A. Scott, Crowhidock ; Mr A. Milne, Milton of Mathers; Mr John Scott, Lutbermuir; Mr John Craig, Town Clerk, Laurencekirk; Councillor Scott, Liarencekirk ; Mr D. Cameron, Laureneekirk ...
... s's Forearms. Robertson, Gibson, L F. Clark Low. Blackadder. Omond. Mackie. N. M. Shepherd. Smart. Fotbenneh_am Harrel. Macgregor. Adams Robertson. Bond. Webster; Mimes Low. Winter. Roberts. !Mob. Lander. Smart. Proudfoet. Gibson, MorganMorftan, Smith ...
... Gentlemen-1 Mrs Murray (playing es a gentleman), 2 Mr Robert Aitken; consolation, Mr George Cobb; floating prise, Mrs J. St. C. MacGregor. Mrs Macpherson Grant of Craigo, divisional commissioner, expressed the indebted- new of the Rangers to Mrs Carnegie for ...
... country. They aimed also at reaching the benefit which accrued to each societies from being in communion with one another. Dr MacGregor, St Cuthbert's, addressed the meeting on Christian Fellowship; i•s A lvantages to Young Men. He saidthat lathe near future ...
... Agriculture has not resolved to brim Mr Minas Will or any other can. diets the representation Forfarebire or of any fl That at the Mather are to watch over the agriculture—to promote the sorb:enure by the discussion of wills it—and to consider all that may . ...
... coals —6. Industry, Asderson, Alloa, do.; Hope, Dalgety, Brines., do.; Cordova, Peters, Petersburgh, flax ; Slulrtown, Macgregor, Inverness, ballast —7. Friendship, Barrie, Inverkeithing, coals ; Pilot, Durward, Alloa, do.; Henry Hell, Robertson, Petersburgh ...
... mond . 1 C. Samson A. Baird R Smith Total MONTROSE LADIES v. STONENAVEN. Played over the medal course. Mositreis. Mrs Macgregor and Miss Snowie and Miss Balfour . 1 bliss Strachan 0 Mrs Fletcher and Miss E. Murray and Mies David- Miss E. Woodward ...
... Nicoholsell, wheat ; Risk, Kilgour. Archangel, flax. 3 —Baldar, Anderson, Sika„ deals. Salim—August 21t—Triumph, Watt, and Union, Mather. Loudon. wood; Eliaa,'lhompson, Sunderland, grain; Jules, Spalding, do., ballast; Ladejaard. Olsen, and George. Pali°, St ...
... and efficials in town, the gentlemen attending in this capacity being Provost Thomson, Bailie Melville. Councillore Boyek, Mathers Taylor, and Melvin; Rev. J. D. ll`Lean Rev. M. Cunningham Wilson, Mr David Nairn. Mr George G. Milne, Mr George A. - Middleton ...
... MEARNS REGISTER, FEBRUARY 24, 1860. the Bridget. Preuent—Pruvtst Guthrie, Bailie Duncan; Messrs C Will, town treasursr; H. Mather hospital muter; W. Davidson, Dean of Guild; and M. Per • tier, J. L. Gordon, J. Guthrie, W. Flack, and G. C. Scot, Councillors ...