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... two of the sufferers were Robert White, a carter, resid- I 'ng at 30 Broomlands, Paisley; and Geo. Russell, Ia lad of 13 years, residing at No. 6 John Street . Paisaly. White was in charqe of a horse and cart at the time, and was driving along the street ...
... 'wasstne'truthl in the statements of the Repreaentatiies of Skilled Labour, it formed a good subjeet of amusement. Mr Scott Russell had beeni the' go-between of a number of Peers and a feyr so- called Representative Alen; seven resolutions were drawn up ...
... meeting to be held m a fortnight, The Rev, Dr MAXWELL NICeHoLsON moved the re-election of the retiring managers, viz. Messrs John Weir, David M'Laren, David Smith, Edward L. J. Blyth, Dr Andrew Wood, Dr Littlejohn. He stated that at a meeting of the managers ...
... DAYradoftreDAY and DulopAtet.I GL.1101O &HCAMPBLTOWN Every MOjeNDA, r DXUC~AY; and ?? ..at 7 AM.,J * Apply t6 John-Murray. Campboltown; John Macralflpn, Exciae-Buildings, Greenock': or. hare, to 2.1 M1. DUNLOP, 22 Avaerst~n, Quay.. 91LASGO At iEiiH[GHLANDS ...
... 114, held their.annual election and celebratiou of St John's Day on M onday-Br. John Glen, jun., occupying the chair. ?? 'follovwing brethren were elected office-bearers for.,the ensuing yeart viz. John. Glen,, jun., RW. M., re-elected- Thomas Willet,.r ...
... GlasgDwe5thtDecember, 1871., -; -NOTICE-. , AILt ParteeI ?? CLAIMS againet .: the A emCeeC d JOHN WILLO OSS, 35 Buheanan Street,- Gleagowot bhih Firm of John Wilgoss J Coy., Shipbrokers there are requested to lodge the sama with theI ,Fir8ubrora; and ...
... ball-room, where the dancing-opened by Sir John and Lady Elisabeth Douglas, end their ~d two sons, Captain Douglas and Master Charles oy Douglas-was engaged in up till a late hour in the morning. Major-General Sir John Douglas, d ?? presently Commander-in-Chief ...
... more near to us than other reforms, d whether politically practicable or purely spe- l culative. This is not exactly Lord Russell's tl Blairgowrie cry of Rest and be thankful, sa but of turning the unresting spirit of pro- b gress in another direction ...
... to John Mlurray, Camnpbeltown; John asmtillan, Excise Buildings, Greenock. or. hero, to t. hi. DUNLOP, 22 Anqerston Quay. DlRECT STEA.MER Bl 0}OR LIMEIULK AND TRALEE. r .1. At No. 3 North Side, lBroomnielaw. t, rsnsu.r. iHOLYROOD (of the Russell Line ...
... inst., Mrs JOHN B. HsLL; a daughter. Atthe residence of her mother-in-law, 53 Caven- dish Street, on the 30th ult., Mrs JOIN MILLER, of 12 Dover Street; a son. At Croftengea, Alexandria, on the 2d inst., by the Rev. William Johnston, ANDnzw JOHN BAIN, to ...
... on the 2d inst., Mrs ROBERT DONALDSON; a son. At Anchinlail, Cardross, on the 31st ult., Mus DAVID GitAnAAM; a son. a At St John's Episcopal Church, Glasgow, on the a 4th instant, by the Rev. Dr Penney, incumbent2 s assisted by the Rev. W. M. Ramsay, curate ...
... and exposure to cold caused i t death.-Yesterday, a nailmaker named 'John 1, 5 M'Lean, abopt 52. years of age, having no fixed i place of abode, was found dead in the workshop t aof John Motherwell, nail manufacturer, 100 0 a Port-Dundas Road. Deceased, ...