... having shops below and public hall above. A good bill was much needed, because it was an awkward thing for the community not have the control a single large hall. believed a good hall would pay well, and the rent of the hall and shops would cover the e ...

... Dundee Music Hall.—The performances at this place of amusement continue to be well patronised. The great attraction this week is the performances of Mr E. Towers' Ballet Troupe (5 in number). These artistes perform comic ballet entitled Ki-Fum-Ti- which ...

... said Commissioners. TEMPERANCE HALL AND BR I T H WORKMAN, BROUGHTY FERRY. A. RAND FANC BAZAAB, IN AID OP THE FUNDS OF THESE INSTITUTIONS TO BE OPENED BY THE RIGHT HON. THE EARL OF DALHOUSIE, WILL HELD THS KINNAIRD HALL, DUNDEE, On THURSDAY, the 26th, ...

... Those identified were :—Michael Flood, Hamilton Street, t;ovan ; Jchn Murray (30). Hamilton Street, Govan; John Laden (14), 8 Muirhead Stieet, Partlck ; Morris Dunn (4), 150 Hamilton Street, Goren; William (P:), rivet Loy, 21 Catherine Street, Anderstem ; ...

... Copeland Road, Govan, Glasgow. George Campbell, fl-hcurer, Helmsdale. J. Donaldson & Company, hosiery manufacturers, 93 Hope Street, Glasgow. James Adam Hamilton, farmer, Mill, Kilconquhar, Fife. Meeting at twelve on Bth April in the Faculty Hall, St George's ...

... holder-on, Hamilton Street, Govan. 2. John Murray (30), fitter, White Street, Govan —married ; leaves widow and one child, 3. John Laden (14), rivet boy, 8 Muirhead Street, Particle. 4. Morris Dunn (50), labourer, 59 Hamilton Street, Govan. 5. Mason (16), rivet ...

... (27), joiner, Fairfield Street, Govan; Thomas Fenton (24), joiner, 805 Govan Road, Govan ; John Cairney (24), labourer, 31 Hamilton Street, Govan ; Duncan M'Gregor (40), labourer, 108 Queen Street, Govan ; Arthur Graham (28), shipjoiner, 28 ...

... health of Mr A. Morris, who had acted moderator during the vacancy. He spoke in terms of praise of the manner in which Mr Morris had steered the congregation clear of the rocks and shoals which they were at first afraid of. Mr Morris briefly acknowledged ...

... the Hon. Mrs and the Misses Cheape; Mr G. Milne, Market Street; Mr Tom Morris, Mr Hunter, Professor M‘Cormic! Jajor and Mrs Gillespie, Mrs and Miss Mr R. B. Stewart, Mrs Morris, Professor and Miss M‘Intosh ; Mr and Mrs Patrick, Cupar ; Mr and Mrs Watson ...

... ECCLESIASTICAL INTELLIGENCE. The Rev. A. B. Morris, for many years pastor of the Conpregational Chapel, Keighley, has accepted a call the Albany Street Presbyterian Church, Edinburgh, Cumnock Church.— At a meeting of the congregation Cumnock Free Church ...

... drawing, shading, painting, and china painting Miss Winter's pupils was held in the Y.M.C A. Hall, New Scott Street, yesterday. There was a large number visited the hall the course the day, and the exhibition will again open to-day (Saturday). The work of the ...

... Total number since the opening, 66,631. The Belfast Lock-Out. —A delegates' meeting was held on Friday night in the Painters' Hall, 71 High Street —Mr D. E. Cathro, Vice-President of the Trades' Council in the chair. The delegates present expressed the hope ...