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... Kev. ’s, ted by the Rev. John Russell, Mr Laurie, nes M. nteath, = the late Archibald M Keel nie, Esq., Of the Glasgow Water Fo ALL—Hay.—At 4 Royal on-the , by the Rev. Dr Dobie, Shamrock St -est P. assisted by the K.v. John Hay, u-in of ti Rev. Alex ...
... -A bye.' Jirockett, Stialig ?? - -A-bye. j AlParlas OI~kbxs..7- A be John Russell, Airderi ?? John L~rje. pOiloQehabWe..jO Achd. Gilchrist, Carnke.. 21 John Ritchie, doa. . ..,liO John SpelrS.Ardzvssami ?? 21. W. Wre, ?? 'Robt. King,Poo.* - ...
... Cambusnethan Parish Church—Mr Allan, inspeo- tor, presided. The members elected are:—Mesers W. Turner, builder, Stane; John Russell, farmer, Branchelburn; Wm. Hamilton, farmer, Foul- sykes; Thomas Fisher, hatter, Main Street; M. Boad; Jas. Ji jas, Scott ...
... Allan, Innelly; 7th, John, son of Mr John Laird, Lawficld; commended, John Holms, ploughman with Mr Homer Young. Junior Ches.—1ct, William, son of Mr Homer Young; 2d, William, son of Mr Wm. Buchanan, Goudie- leas commended, John with ‘Mr Alex. Park, Kilallan ...
... b. _ At 296 llenfrew Street, on the 21st inst., by the i Rev. Gro. W. Thomson, Free St Geo e's, assisted v by tho e1ev. John Russell, Crofthead 'free Church, re Mr J oevslrn LAVBIE, to ANErS MONTEATH. daugb- Cer f the late ABeHD. M'K.EtCHNIZ, Esq., secretary ...
... will p sltaabtlees be more demand for tonnage fruom Clyde pulrts. MEDITEREANEAN rates inactive. We regret to learn that Mr John Russell, grain merchant, Glasgpwv, has suspended payments. The liabilities are said to be about £60,000. £ IN the LONDON C01QN ...
... SP1EIRBS, M.R.C.S.L; S V ?? B~il At 66 St George's Road, on the 2d inst., by 11ev, A John Orr, Tron Church, ROSERT MACINTOSH, to JD MAR!, daughter of JOHN RUSSELL. -A At 382 Duke Street, on the 2d inst., by the Rev. 11 James Wells, ROBERT EADIS, to MAGGIE ...
... exceptionally Canadians and Americans firmer. Mines steady, except Tharsis old and new, which are flat. Spanish The death of Mr John Russell, of Green- field, Mass, founder of the cutlery trade in America, took place on the 27th ult. at his home; aged 75. STOCK ...
... George'i; Piec!e,.-Gleg'.w, l.th. it December, at twelve ?? hlaUii;.Un if 114 Weat Nile Street, Glasgow, agent. ie John EXAMINATIONS. John Davie, junior, platei-er in F'aslkirk, to lie examined within the Sheriff Court-lionue, t aikirk, 10th December, at ...
... close upon £34,000. A committee was appointed to investigate matters, and report to a future meeting. The estate of Mr John Russell, in the grain trade, and whose failure was recently announced, shows, it is said, 11s in the To-day, 50 shares in the State ...
... but formerly of Stewarton, sued John Russell, bonnet-dresser, Stewarton, for 200, with interest and expenses, for breach of promise of marriage. The promise was not denied, and 10 had been tendered in full by Russell, hut refused.; 'Sheriff Anderson; ...
... House; Y John Russell. Keir; Robert Plilp. liRoyaI Hotel; George d Disgwall, Ardoch; Andrew Raupsay, Wessertown; J. D. R. t r Brand, Milseybank -Alexazder liroen, urohil;- A Gifanrd, e Rierfield; F. Sharo, Ochil Perk; D. Fyfe, The Lee; John ;t Ttiller ...