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... and the =inseam Eltobergh. At Ertinborgh. on 14th fad., Mary Elizabeth, wife James ittoart Tvthr, W.B. In the Poor Home, OM Mather, W idow Varinhanon, at the great age of 102 yeses. Rh* had a son died in the woe place about two year. ago, aged Killed, on ...
... 38s to 40s per DUNNICIIEN. Our former schoolmaster, Mr W. Macfarlane, having accepted of the parochial school of Airtb, Macgregor', from the General Assembly's School, Fort Augustus, was recently, on the recommendation of Mr Middleton, H. M. Inspector ...
... spirit merchant, Kirriemuir. Married, at West Mains of Kinnettles, on the 18th instant, by the Rev. Mr Turner. Mr William Macgregor, farmer, West Mains | of Kincaldrum, to Elizabeth, second daughter of Mr Thomas Baxter, late farmer, Muirhouses, Kirriemuir ...
... 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 ...
... Stevenson, in an eloquent address, complimented the master on his success as a teacher, and took occasion to remark that Mr Macgregor had fully sustained the character, as a successful instructor of youth, for which he had been recommended by her Majesty's ...
... from the Baltic during the present week. four of them containing gen, one oil take, and another wood. Par A young man named Macgregor. delivered an address on the Freeness and Fulness of the 0 tspel Oder in a considerabie audience at Ogilvy Place. on Sabbath ...
... 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 ...
... the Presbytery had obtained by Mr MacGregor's coming among them. Mr MacGregor is to be introduced to hie new charge, on Sabbath first, by the Rev. Dr. Beith, of Stirling, who will preach in the forenoon. Mr MacGregor will preach iu the afternoon, and ...
... water in this rocky cave. Hence it came to pass that people were afraid go near said cave. However, a bold spirit, called Macgregor, took up the cudgels, or ratner the bagpipes, and entered the cave : To banish fear, and drive all ill away. took his pipes ...
... 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 ...
... seem to place implicit confidence in them. The following is the result of the polling : David Guthrie, merchant Unnter Mather, merchant 65 Charles Mitchell, merchant 64 William Davidson, merchant 63 —The Town Council held a ...
... Yesterday morning, Peter High, well known for his poaching propensities, was apprehended conveyed to Forfar by Sergeant Macgregor of tho county police, a more serious charge than the above class of delinquencies—viz., that of breaking open lockfast places ...