... the general opinion is in favour of the have directed mv attention to the Act in w fa Rev. Dr. Leishman — Cam minister of Govan affected the halate af the people of Crovan. aM came inte operation the change for the better was however, there has been a ...

... Orange Hall. The ceremony, which was performed by Mr William Johnston, M.P. for Belfast, was of a somewhat novel character, inasmuch it was connected with the tint hall which Orangemen have undertaken to build for themselves in Scotland. The new hall is to ...

... oil the footboards of the train led ;mewl over bin On being got out, be seemed more frightened than hart TOR GOVAN Pease—At a meting of the Govan hinnies on Mnoday, it was reported that they had asked Principal Caird to anent the vacancy in the parish. ...

... the side wa with rec tn boar the doors were st rale, the front ‘the hall was besieged people eager for Ths deer lies of panctually at seven o'clock, and in a short ti seat ip the hall, except, of course t the reserved seats, was occupied. fat had the Committee ...

... - 5,,,,;,41 . ~..,,,..C., th. `..,r m et tla C te' - oe further then ' t i that thra Pr e .' the rind& of the 11e.7; Morrie. The . th of Je r i; I awaiting the deo.. of the examiner.. If the number bottom of • seam of blue elm. about 15 feet thick ...

... the pursuer is eutitled to live single or to m » view of and be could cet understand «by, woman, es if be had wever been morried t be done with. He observed or an if che were dead and dees loast was State for War wes reported to have e id in of the pu:suer ...

... of Permia, in Russia, and nomination bas been univérsall yadopted by ge Te a memoir produced ia 1355, in conjanet Professor Morris, on the German pal.cozoic 1 has returned to the subject of the Permian end shows that there is no break between it Ves ow ...

... ia) Company of t h e Ist .IL th e sad be thought they should continue to hold the meetings to them. usual. CLAIM April Bth. Hall on Monday nigh t . There was a fair turn-ost of Mr Haw Mitten th a t in the Eastern District A letter win read from Mr John ...

... advisability 1 J e dhueith. to the herder Burghs., T Bill alma ,thsa_ dots .1101511. T .. Nano SILTT - AL, AND Dia ITS ST HALL FURNITUR: end GENERAL Ito il.: SR EIRNIoIII NOS, which have been greatly inereaseil very specially the CAEPST, Mem the we oaf ...

... upon in conuectiin with the rece *, she marriage. gland Representation oF Govan.—On W sh is to night Mr D, G, Hoey appeared asa Liberal studied before the Govan electors in the Govan E spoke at great length on the land questior ss Mar. legal reform, and ...

... y understinds that M is suc? dd the el ship of Meauing, being applied generaily to a whole parish, Mayaz ne” by Mr Mowbray Morris. and a: other times beicg restricted to a particular The Duk Richmond and G ordod division of tue parish, in its wider seose ...

... by Corporal rierson ; officers’ c merit cupe—l 2 Private Leith ; challenge , Shiel- | by Private A. by Private A. R. Fraser Morris tube avera; cadet rifles’ c Private Wilson. at the close of th mony, a; 3J. Colonel Macdonald of St Martins, on behal Brydie ...