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... CALEDONIAN RAILWAY (GLASGOW, GARNEIRE, AND COATBRIDGE, POLLOC AND GOVAN, &c., R AILWAYS—AMENDMENT AND CONTINUATION, &c.) BILL. Order for Second Reading read ; Motion made, and Question proposed, That the Bill be now read a second time : Amendment proposed ...
... .amorry . _ . .4.15111.11 4111111 • THE SOUTH LONDON JOURNAL . . _ _ . .. a life. portrait is 'There are several istereating papers as ageisalteral topic% The book Is the same dee as formerly. sad is sold at ball the pries, ed. Reser% Vision and ...
... [ektehed at stationers* hall.] XGLO-AMERICAX RAILROAD MORTGAHK TRT'HT. APPLICATI' >X-S for c:»n l-c received after 11; (DAY kl-n’ from London, and SAT PDA V the Country. LO- AMERIO A.\ RAILROAD j\_ MORTGAGE TRTTBT. , . . Capital £1,000,000, certilicates ...
... PERMISSIVE BILL ASSOCIATION. CITY HALL MEETING. As reported in our last week's impression after the annual business meeting of the Scottish Permissive Bill and Temperance Association, the public meeting took place in the City Hall, which was crowded by one of ...
... by H Quelch, Editor of Jus - ricE. Sunday, February 26, at 7.30, lecture by H. J. Smythe, The Drama and Modern Life.' MORRIS HALL, lIA. NORTH STREET, CLAPHAM.—PubIic lecture, State Education, on Sunday, February 25, at 7.30 p.m. SOUTH LONDON S.D.F ...
... Leith Neéil McKinnon, clothier, 20 West Blackhall-street, Greenock . Lieut.-Colonel John Sheffield Gilbert Riley, l.iddlewn-hall.eg;hall, snd Edward Charles Bylgy. Langsyne-house, Watford, H Hugh Hamilton, ploughman, pringfield, Baillieston, late Bent-cottage ...
... Microscopes, as on other occasions, were arranged on bog tables extending the entire length of the room the Large Hall, whilst the Small Hall was devoted In the display of ornithological and entomological I specimens, and a miscellaneous collection of curi- ...
... Cromwell Street ; open every night. Secretary—J. ilkinson. Tuesdays, Morrie England Class. Thursdays, Shorthand Class. Fridays, Singing Class. GOVAN BRANCIL—Rooms, 16 Water Row , Govan. Open every night from 7 to 10; Saturdays from 3. Business mooting ...
... V. Ben Jordan, 2Ords; Spike v. Jem Curran, 20rds; and other boxing. NOV. 11 —Fred Morris (The Cyclone') v. Starlight of Australia, lOrds at the Excelsior Hall, Bethnal Green Road Boyce's Great Boxing Contest, Johnny Sharkey v. Dixon, at Glnnett's ...
... Login-street. , I Govan; James Forbes, 42, joiner, White-street, Govan I (married, four children); David Crawford, 36, joiner, Elder-street, Govan (married, three ohilrden) ; Patrick WOrisivy, 21, apprentice rivetter, Hamilton-street, Govan (unmarried): Alexander ...
... Lawrie, W., Glasgow 2,671 10 6 Campbell, R. Govan (accepted) 2,462 10 0 Grindlay, J., Govan (partial estimate) 1,962 10 0 GREENWICIL—For the enlargement of the Slade School, reenwieh, for the London school board :— Wood, F. and F. J. •.. £1 ...
... Renislaw, near Chesterfield, July 11; J. R. Hall, thirty-four, shoehand, Wigstown Magna, near Leicester, July 13; Private T. Burns, 2nd King's Liverpool Regiment, Felixstowe, July 24; Henry Bison, thirty-nine, Govan, Scotland, Juno 28; R. T. Lee, schoolboy ...