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... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... :—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 ...
... 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 ...
... afterwards dancing was commenced to the music of a splendid quadrills band, under the direction of Mr William Howard. The Music Hall was also set aside for the distinguished company, and the manner in which it was decorated by Mr Harper, of the firm of Mortars ...
... to an early hour in the morning. —Adrt. PORTOBELLO TOWN HALL Coneurr.—The annual general meeting of the shareholders of the Portobello Town Hall Company (Limited) wu held last night In the Town Hall Buildings, Portobello. There was a small attendance, and ...
... Prince and Princess. Mr James Morris opposed this proposal on the ground that it was inadvisable for the Council to stamp with its approval the drinking customs of society. The Provost's suggestion was approved of. Mr Morris afterwards drmattention to the ...
... nations to profit by it ; for one man becomes wiser than another mainly by observing the other man's folly. The Washington Govan. ment has made worse than nothing by the iron-clads against Charleston, - , roblein of Forts versus Ships ought to be materially ...
... then stated that Mr Hall Maxwell, secretary to the Highland and Agricultural Society, bad written to a number of gentlemen to act on behalf of the county at the great cattle show to be held iu the Queen's Park in August next. Mr Hall Maxwell also wished ...