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... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... intimation. Doto-At St Mary's Street, St Andrews, on the 26th inst., Miss C. Doig, after a lingering illness. GzLnrxsrsz-At Park~hall, Douglas, on the 25th inst., Thomas Gillespie, Esq., aged 61. Bow-At Crossemyloof, Glasgow, suddenly, on the 25th inst., Peter ...
... _OiunrnoLOQTCAL _ASSOCIATION . — . ; The second annual competition of _this _Association _took-. ' place in the Mechamcfl _1 Hall , Canning _StreetGallon , _ on Saturday , and _proved a great _success _.. ; The _total _, number of entries was—poultry ...
... Ayrshire A.V.C. ; Second Lieutenant G. Miller, in the 2d Company of Dumbartonshire A. V. C. Hsic RY GOOD Scoaz. —Sergeant Morris, of No. 2 Company, Lt A.V.R., made the following score on the Aberdeen range, on 25th ult., with a Henry rifle. Wimbledon ...
... succeeded, by help of grapnels, in tee-meting the body.*Os Friday Michael Hugh'', aged twenty-seven, residing at Water Row, Govan, in the employment of Meson John Coghill & Co., contractors, E:derelle, wu driv. lag * horse and cart at Paisley, when the ...
... Dixon, at Govan Iron Works and at Coal), having been refused the advance of wages granted by Messrs Dunlop, of Clyde Iron Works, to their men last week, have been out on strike gime the 2d inst., and have held daily meetings in the Lyceum Hall during this ...
... :—Ott Monday atorniug, Janet Dalgleish, about tbirtg years of age, living with John Morris, Newrow, was bond dead in her bed. The deceased. who was the niece of Morris's wife, bad lived in the house for a number of years, and bore some two or three children ...
... county. The hall wvas com- pletely ciowled byan assemblage which embraced the elite of the town and county. The town band occupied the small gallery in the hall, and playea at intervals during the proceedings. Captain Giant eutered the hall shortly after ...
... _JolmIiSchie Broadwood _, Tarboltou . _AM > _, i _, _* iii _., Pair _of _Two-year-old O y eys . not in calt?ltt . Allan P . _Morris ot Craig _. Kilmaniock ; 2 d _. James _Onnsby , _Auchincruive Ayr Single Quey , neither in calf nor in ulilk?James Wrieht ...
... Glasgow aforesaid, and of William Weir,zending at, h i, a an s~gg *oda, in the parish of Govan, and county of Lanask e Patrick Weir, reading at Lagbiods the of Govan, and Monty of Lanark Joha Weir, residing at Lundia nee the county of Fife, the iadividual ...