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... Meth Course on M lay resulted asrollua•r: -- Montrose Ladies. Arbroath Ladies. Ali !tali 011 r and Mrs Tocher and Mr. MacGregor 0 Mrs 1 Mrs Fleti• and Mrs J. Stewart and Wimidnartl 0 %lis 1 Mrs Millar A. Ali. Mr. Garvie and Mrs Retiny Tailyotir ...
... Esq., Provost; Messrs William Duncan and John Don, Bailies; William Davidson, Dean of Guild; C. Will, Town- Treasurer; H. Mather, Hospital-Master; and J. L. Gordon, James Guthrie, William Black, and James Middleton, Councillors. The Commissioners accepted ...
... Scots programmes will be presented by the Pavillon Follies next week. That for Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday is entitled Macgregor's Gathering, and on Friday this will give way to Scotland, I Adore You. Seats can be booked at the Holiday Bureau, Hum* ...
... Pert: Mrs Mitchell, Powis; Miss Mather rod Mr R. M'Farlane; Mr A. S. Mackenzie, National Bank ; Mr W. D. M'Kenzie, D mm said ; Misses Mackay. Thorneyhill; Miss Macqueen ; Mr W. F. Al'Kenzie•, Miss C. M'Kensie; Misses Macgregor (3), West Mains of Bootie; _ ...
... Farnell; Mr and Mrs R. S. M. Milne, Dykelands; 'Mr and Mrs J. Middleton, Montrose; Mr and Mrs Mather, Arbroath; Mr and Mrs McKenzie, Pittengardner; Mr and Mrs Macgregor, Bradieston; Mr and Mrs Mclntyre, Montrose; Mr end Mrs R. North, Montrose; Mr J. Nicoll ...
... East India Company’s Civil Service. 2.—At Edinburgh, Elizabeth, wife of Adam Hunter, M.D. 2.—At London, Anne, wife of John MacGregor,tM.P. for Glasgow. 3.—At Dublin, James Goodall Esq., surgeon, formerly of the 17th Lancers, in the seventieth year of his ...
... well rendered by Mrs Hargis, Mrs Drury, Mr Durie, and Mr Robert Gleg. This was followed by a spirited rendering of The Macgregor's Gathering by Mr J. L. Alexander, Alyth. When the Heart is Young' was sweetly sang by Mrs Darg'e. The next item on the ...
... Messrs Hugh and Guy Stone, do. ; Mr I). S. Campbell, solicitor, Montmse ; Councillor Balfour, Montrose ; Mr Stephen, East Mather*: Mr and Mrs Henderson, Kin. Craig; Mr, Mrs, and Miss Paterson, London Villa, Laurencekirk; Mr and Mrs Stewart and Mies Burnett ...
... MAIN a Hays., b Macgregor, 12 D. Durward, b Macgregor, 9 J. Docaldaon, bHa , . 6 G. Drulotabsok. b . 3 GI. Corey. b Macgregor, .. 0 J. Dummy, b btaogregor. . . 1 D. Headeon, lbw, b Macgregor, 0 J. Oonnack, b Macgregor, ...
... three—l, 2, H Mather; 3, A. Black. Sweet Williams, four single—l, Hampton; 2, C. Mitchell; 3, D. Crighton. Four double—l, A. Strachan; 2, R. Oakenhead. Irises, three—l, D. Crighton; 2, T. Millar; 3, Anderson. Stocks, four—l, H. Mather; 2, C. Mitchell; ...
... score made by an amateur), and 78. Flu re A Musiessuart's SHoe.—About a quarter to nine o'clock on Tuesday night, Mr William Mather, glazier, and a workman in the employ of Mr D. D. Clark, watchmaker and jeweller, Bridge Street, who had been left to finish ...
... out, H. Neish, b Nicoll, Extras. . . „ . SUNNYSIDE V. MONTROSE ACADEMY. Played at Sunnyaide. Bowling for Academy, J. Macgregor had 5 wickets for 51, and J. ilium 2 for 29. For Sunnyside, D. Brown had 3 fur 8, S. Ramsay 3 for 20, and R. Nicoll 2 for ...