... y occurrence took place at Govan on Bsturday afternorin last. and has resulted, so far as has yet been ascertained, in the loss of no tower than six lives. It is the custom for river steamboats, having pessengers for Govan, Partick,., and other places ...

... Agues Buroe, Sir M Grant Duff, Field Marshal Sir L Simmons, Mr Mr Bancroft, Bishop Barry, Right Hon Hugh Childers, Mr Lewis Morris, ani Mr Howard Vincent, Then followed Sir Alfred and Lady Jephson, Sir Horace Walpole, Duke of Argyle, Swinburne, Mias Helen ...

... Tournament was played yesterday between O'Leary, Fermoy, v. Dillon, Cork, and resulted in a victory for the former. At the Vestry Hall, Tooting. London, yesterday, a coroner's inquest was opened on the body of Matilda Clover, a young woman of dissolute life ...

... and Boyd J a marria „ e took place the 4th June, 1847, Dutch possessions the coast of Guinea, and re- re scalded to death Govan Collenes, Glasgow, , se ttl e ment was ever made in pursuance of the jected by 36 against 28 the treaty concerning the Saturday ...

... clergy would support the institution in the present year better than they had been doing in the past year. (Applause.) Colonel Hall, seconding the adoption of the report, said he considered it a very admirable one. He was glad see that it opened with a note ...

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