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... Wilson-15. For Mr. Govan's amendment-Messr. Ale> dC Arthur, Govan. C. M'Donald, Macfarlane, 'sei Stewart, Jas. Thomson, W. Wilson, Hall and Gordon-11. The remaining members of the Tra-ot were when their names were called, - The Lord Provost's motion was accordidy ...
... Punctuality of sailing, and rapid Pasage. Fortrelght or passage, apply to H. T. WlflonS ChamberS. 21 WaterStreet, Llverpnol; Wilson, ?? hall Stteet, London; or to G. M. HEPBURN 8; 0o., 62 Janaica Street i 0 WtL GILOEIRIST a Co., 77 Bubanan St.ia. AUSTRALIA. BLACK ...
... day. L*cto*ks Mr Holyoake —This well known Secularist fioiJxed Tuesday evening course lec'ures has been delivering in the Wilson Hall. The pa rot age of the public has been extremely acanty, there being scarcely two dcz-n the meeting on Tuesday. At the close ...
... Taylor, the report was separated after awarding a vote of thanks to the Somze or rae Paistey Men's eed » 16th inst., the Wilson Hall—Bir of, served up in Mr addressed the meeting on the benefits “Wl societies; but, while doing s0, cau- daily canvassing ...
... AoENT. WHVEsRArI, GLraoOW. j~sonira MASONIC. HIE CO)NSECRAhTION ?? TE US1li S. JOE1N, 458, WRLt take place in Brot r Wilson's Hall, Busby. on Saturday the 17th curt., at 4 rPa. The Ceremeny vwill be conducted by the &W.G.7&, Hen- frewshire. East. Deputations ...
... his term. - t BusRY C. C. SoInR1.-The second annual seirne in connection with the Busby Cricliet Club was held. in Mr Wilson's' Hall, on' Friday eveaidk. - The Rev.' A. Rt. Stoure oce d the chair. i he Chairman having briefly addreased the members and ...
... EWING'S COMMITTEES Meet every Even- I uig inthofoboa lling pices:- FIRST WARD r ?? a fliatts's King Street. SECOND WARD ?? Wilson Hall, 40 High Street. THIRD WARD ?? Hall of Artizanh' Inatitutlon. E FOURTH WARD ?? is Norrie's, 9 High Steest. r FiFTH WARD ...
... Ns, CRUM EWINITB comarnus Hest every Evening in the following plootc-1138T WARD, Dm Isla's, King Street, IIkCOND WARP, Wilson HalL 40 High Itreet. TUMID WARD Ball of A Institution. POD fall WARD Kiss Norris's. 9 High Street. Fll , lll WARP Er. J. Earl ...
... brethren and f. • , sds of the Busby tit Jehn's (458) held their first wires on the evening of Saturday, 2d inst., in Brother Wilson'. Hall, which wan testi fully dominated with flags, evergreens, anti suitible symbols bekeging to the craft. There was a large ...
... and convener. TOTAL BOCLITI.--One of the soirees of the Paisley Total Abstinence Society was held on Monday night in the 'Wilson Hall. The Rev. Alan Dunlop, the president, was in the chair. After tea, he delivered an address, urging the importance of the ...
... of it before and the others ere given pprovemen' in the aud der ibe shag of an with DUBBY tied sires tn instant, in Mr Wilson's hall, which was the cricketers and their friends. the chair, and ry ‘an excellent tea, or m in his best instrumental music, ...
... The third annual soiree in connection with the Busby Cricket Club was held here on Friday even- ing, 1ith inst, in Mr. Wilson's Hall, which was comfortably filled by the crcketers and their friends. ir John M'Adam, Busby, occupied the chair, and the company ...