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... OPENING OF THE GAiErr Moslo HALL . —The new music hall in Chambers' Street , recently described in the Scotsman , was opened last night as a place of public cntertaiumoiit . The programme presented on the occasion embraced songs of all kinds— sentiaoata ...
... ders of Govan _, conveacd by Sheriff StratberD , _in _compliance _with a _resolution to that effect , was held _in a schoolhonse _in the village , for the purpose of _consideriogthe propriety of _adopting the Police Act o ( 1802 . Mr _Morris _Pollok ...
... South Cumberland Street. Glasgow. Rev. D. Cnliu Archibald Mackenzie, minister of tbe Go*pei. residing some time at Morris Villa, Govan, now at Gibson Street. Hillbead. Glasgow. Kenisou, Company, ship and insurance brokers, )o7 West George Street, Glasgow; ...
... John Gunn Ross. lately wine and spirit merchant, Coatbridge, and now residing at 35 Copeland Road, Govan, Glasgow. Creditors meet within the Faculty Hall, St George's Place. Glasgow, on Friday, Apnl 7, at three o'clock. — G. D. Shearer. agent. George Campbell ...
... , solicitor , 6 High Street Dundee , aaent . HENRY , PIOAED , & COMPAN-T . DBliacra In Glasgow an ...
... -analytical chemist , Rockbank , ' Partickhffl ; John Clark , foreman turner , 137 M'Lean Street , Govan ; William Craig , shipwright , 8 Holm Street , Govan ; * Georga Crichton , ironfounder , 8 MontBomerie Crescent , Kelvinside ; John Glassfordmerchant ...
... tridoiy . ar id Wni . ^ Bnirdauctioneer . GlaEjinw . solo partnera ot the comtany . Creditors will meet Within Iho Fanilty Hall , 8 t Beorne ' s PiBce , Glaiigow , 6 th NoTember , at 12 o ' clock Bannatyue , Kirkwood , Fraace , & Co ., 145 West O ' eoreo ...
... 30th eh, Mrs Robert Ellis, of a daughter. At Stamfonl Hall, Gulhate, East-Lothian, on the di., the wife of Alexamler Whytock, of a &engineer. AI Newton, South Queestaferry, oa the 21Ith lin Alai. Morrie of a sou. At Bullionfield, Dundee, on the 29th ult ...
... unite that congregatian with the Town Hall Mission Station, so as to form a single charge, under Mr Gault's carethe name Anti-Popish being now dropped. An application came from the Gaelic-English station at Govan, to have the communion die- penied in ...
... Rev. I r m id u e n n d Fagg a fr the Rev. J. S. 'Banks, MONUMENT TO YOUNG TOM MORRIS, THE GOLFER On Tuesday evening, a monument erected ove r the grave of the late Tom Morris at St Andrew ofs was unveiled in the presence of a large number The monument ...
... celebrated by , the Mollierwell Orangemen with . the usuiil enthusiasm ' ., Early in ' the morriing the varioTis lodges in the'district ^ assbinhled in ; the Masons ' ; Hall , arid marched 'in procession to meet the Wishaw Orangemen , who , coined them at memington ...
... half-backs— Turnbull, Edmonatone (captain), and Paterson ; quarters—Adamson and Alexander ; forwards— Parlane, S. Richardson, Govan, J. Morrison, Hewit, Shepherd, Milne, and Jenkins. A match was on between the Clarendon and the 9d Wanderers, brit the Wanderers ...