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... the south-west by ,eppochhiil Road. Thomids Craig Christie of Peteralitll, ieniding at : edlay Cadder, to lay out and form two streets on T- hiB estae of Cadder, intended to be private;streets.- 3t The'Rev. John. Riddell, Bi nmirnister of. the , Free-Wyid ...
... now the respondents refused admission to the Cadder children to the school. The respondents said they would not educate the children, and when the' school opened on 9th August the headmaster refused the Cadder chil- dren admission. By their action the ...
... 4insieburn, Kitsyth; 2d, James Peattie, Knowhead, Denay; 3d, Robert Craig, Buchley, Cadder. I Class 8. For the best one-year-old Quey-lst, Robert Craig, Buchley, Cadder; 2d, James Peattie, Knowhead, Denny; 3d, John Anderson, Smitheton. Class 9. For the ...
... were Ferguson, Miller & Company. msno- facturers of firebricks and stoneware pipes hc., Heathfiald Works. in the parish of Cadder and county of Lanark; and John Ferguson, manufacturer of firebrioks and stoneware pipes, ho., Heathfield, aforesaid, Lately ...
... effect to the protvisir, c secondary education scheme as prepared 1-,, , County Committee, which allowed a -7ar, Gf Ci- n to Cadder parish. A meeting of the Zowel W401 Committee is to be held, and they requested a r_ putation of the Board to meet them, and ...
... BE IEt, S, AZE 01!' T131BER. To be Let, for the Season, by public roMi, at CADDER, upon Saturday the 8th of April neit, at two 0'clockakfert nroon, r N-iCE eRASS PARKS of CADDER, coniprehending r the Enclosores oif the FARM of HILTON, C.AD- DERHI-Li, &c ...
... exhibited a reaping machine and a turnip sowing machine, which were commended. B. W. Dodds, Cleythoen Brick and Tile Works1 Partick, ex- hibited srmples of bricks and drain tle-pipes, which wvere commended. John Richardson. Carlisle, exhibited dresbinl fanners ...
... Airdrie, was charged with d maliciously injuring a dog by throwing half- y bricks at him, near the dwelling-house of Hugh Jarvie, spirit-dealer, Garnqueen, in the parish t of Cadder. It was proved that because the 1, youth could not get admittance to the ...
... the Literary Souvenir for 1826, may still he had of the publisher. O4 of- e FIRE BRICKS AND EARTHENWARE. c _ . cot - MMURRAYS & CO. Or Part Dandas Pottery and Fire Brick Wforks, E z I NTIM ATE to Shippers and Consumers, that they have always for Sale ...
... are the Title on teebs and Articles of Sale. ext Ulasgow, 1 lth February, 1851. wa DESIRABLE RESIDENCE IN THE PARISH OF wil CADDER, ff FOR SALE. off To be Sold, by Public Roup, within Drumm ond's Royal Hotel, pa i Airdrie, Ipon Tuesday the Fourth day of ...
... internal flue 50 a of feet high and 14 inches thick, will require for the pro- st is posed altitude about a million and a-half of bricks. bi his The building operations are entrusted to Mr. Robert to )Ur Corbet; and, if nothing interferes with present air- lot ...
... 'Gasgow,.87, ?? . . 46 /Unlon a~d Crow'n; Glasgow, 103, 26 St Marl, Prie 117.' , .. . 21 ISt-'Johnf, Shettleeito; '128, ?? Cadder Argll, Ghrystoni, 147 ?? 48 .,,Royal Air. , Pollokehaws, 153,.3 1 St -James Old Atlpnkland Coatbridge, .177, ?? 11 .Reman ...