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... {City Hall for the 14th Februarv, not that six wveeks ago. and before the Philharnaonic SI tutu lad zivu-. even their first coneert. C 'd Tint I fwm tied (down to that evenintg by circutestanees, and E t lt ti 'ff 'u which E made to obtain the Hall for ...
... on-Trent, spinster. Bakewell James, Burton-on-Trent, writing clerk. Cave Sir John R. C. Browne. Stretton Hall, Baronet. Clay Henry, Sudbury Hall, Esquire. Cave Rev. Edward, Ashby-de-la Zouch, (the representatives of., Calvert Georgians, Uttoxeter. spinster ...
... Croxteth Hall, the seat of the Earl of Sefton, to tbia town, and in which were seated Mr Charles and Lady Caroline Townley. About half-past eight © clock in the evening Mr Charles and Lady C. Townley (who was Lady Patroness) left Croxteth Hall to attend ...
... (2eblie, 9Q. John Gordon, do. inerehann, l. Grahanm Gilbert o, Yorkchill, do, John Niven Gondie, Kirkbride, Mlaybole Miss Jessie Govan, Glasgow Robert Grieve, Edinburgh James Graham. senior, Thornhank, Glasgow 4 l-lenry Moyes Gibb, Edinburgh, hotel keeper Mrs ...
... Rosamond, Commander Foote ; the Ardent, Lieutenant Nowell, steam-sloops ; the Odin, the Hon. F. Pelham, the Dragon, Captain W. IL Hall, steam • frigates; the Porcupine, Lieutenant E. F. Roberts; and Auxiliary, surveying tender to Volage, Mate- Commander J. H ...
... J. H. Walker, Care,-hill, Durham, earthenware manufacturers—J. Bryant and A. Ellis, Ramsgate, drapers—J. P. Turton and IL Morris, Liverpool, comm.ssion merchants— E. B. Collard and H. Sarsfield, Liverpool, metal merchants—T. and J. Holeroft and R. Timmins ...
... Wednesday, the 13th day of March, 1850, at Two o'Clock, THE REMAINING LOTS of the ESTATE OF CRAIGTON, lying in the Pariah of Govan and County of Lanark, part of the Trust Estate of the late Henry Ritchie, Erg. of Busbie, possessed by Mr. Graham. Lot 1. The ...
... Uddingston, who will point out the various rsubjects; or, to J. Waddell, Farmer, Black Hall (near Shotts Ironworks), by Whitburn, who will treat asVtbferms. of lease. Black Hall, 18th February, 1850. 5 TO LET, a A LARGE SALOON, at the Corner of Bath Street and ...
... For Govan Workhouse. A PERSON qualified to Teach the Children who are inmates of !the above Workhouse at least three hours a day. Salary £30 a year. Applications, with certificates, to be lodged by Tuesday, 5th bMareh, with Mr. Cassells, Govan Workhouse ...
... sikertteed , , at half past twelve, at the Court of Bankruptcy, Kingbton sputa Hull. Atts., Purtingon, Alford; Bonney and Wilson. Hall. OM. assig., Carrie., gull. RIC 1010.1i, ANGUS, Bowling, builder, Mars bland March 26 at twelse, at the Court of fentruptay ...
... ourt, Hasingare leases granted, but the rent payable is produce 1 j aU ero as; Franklin was well supplied with provisions, hall-street. , rent, being determined in amount at each half-yearly | ant ld probably yet return to givean of his 1 homas Skelton ...
... at Wearieston, Govan. March, 1850. , TO LET, In the Village of Govan, A BOUT FOJRACRES of LAND of a Light, Dry Soil, well A adapted for Early Potatoes. A Lease of 3 or 4 years will be ?? immediately. * Xl Apply to Thomas Baird, Govan. COUNTING HOUSES ...