... That Lady Morris and her family are at Spiddal for the summer months; that one of her sons, Mr. Edmund Morris, distinguished himself creditably at the Trinity College Entrance Examination, and that • his younger brother, Master Charles Morris, .won the ...

... days The minutes ol the previeus mesiing were read Me. Thomas O Malley, se retury Govan and adepted. Severai gentlemen were accented Rranch, wrote that the branch in Govan had an meginers of rhe branch, and a good aoant af {a.n 4 organsed, and forwarded ...

... and afterwards presided at tea-tables Mi.ss Farrell. Miss Morris, Miss Blakely, Miss Morton, and Mrs. and Miss Rea, ably seconded by the stewards. Br. William Morris and Br. John Stewart Morris. After all had supped the proceedings developed into a ball ...

... Uenry Greaves, Grammar and Writing; John Livingstone Caldwell, Reading; Millar Davies, Derivation. Tiiihd Book. —Edward Vf. Hall, Dictation and Derivations; James Grammar and Geography; Alexander Roadinp and Writing; James M‘K'>own. John Logan. Arithm ...

... 111 b (Omer) 3 Also ran—Sir Al '2 Baronet, lUD (Walt) Mr (bawahaw's Vivian, lies 1114 (Mr Mr Harrison'. banday. lit 41b (Mr Morris); _Kr enter Ancient Briton. llet 11Ib Heade) ; Margery Clive. 104 41b Brooks). Betting-11 to 8 ea Vivian; 7 to 2 apt SO 1 ...

... LATEST NEWS. At Eauclaire. W ißCoflaill, on Tuesday, a music hall, which was being repaired, suddenly- collapsed, burying a number of workmen. One dead body has been recovered, and fifteen have be taken out alive, but eeriously injured. Many still remain ...

... Plr scribing the Queen in they di Govan, mn GlssgoW, be ubilee toiL5 Imnycollected during 'DO i-a1 eeniintead oft yc- 'We notice that Sir Hen~ryPOO5t u j day telegraphed to the Fall Mad~ 0 etile story. e1 Mr Lewis MorriS Presided at 75 ti in, of the Welsh ...

... portance attaches, and which is cortsun to arouse internee interest in Dublin, is the first of the let—that st the Govan Police Sports. The Govan have /seen fast friends with the Dubliners ever since the femme tug at Glasgow, when the Irishmen paid their first ...

... Glasgow are holding their WILMA Twelfth of July demonstration al ktutherglen to-day (Saturday). Large contingents from Partick, Govan, Paisley, Johnstone, and other places converging on tho same district will be present. The usual resent:ions npholaing the ...

... No 24.—The usual fort. INISH NATIONAL LEAGUE QIF reblic Hall—subjact, “Home Rale the lea! ULity | their friends in the covmtry the seat should be | nightly meeting was held in Lorne Hall, Govan- GILEAT BRITAIN |of the Empire.” Mr.J M Cherrie, of (utla| ...

... 2), Glasgow Arbuckle and family, Belfast ; the Misses AT POST OFFICE Miss Whittet, Edinburgh Wylie (2), Bell sat ; Miss 0' [halls, Mrs T P Barnard, Master Edward Barnard. Miss The Misses Garvin, Castledawson Cookstown Eva Barnard, and Miss Stubbs, Dublin ...

... at noon, the celebrant being Rev. Dean Taylor, M.R.. Rev. David Morris assisting sur deacon, and Rev. Charles A. De Monti as sub-deacon. After the reading of the first Gospel, Father Morris preached an appropriate sermon for the occasion, his test being ...