... exceptions, the victims of the catastrophe lived in Linthouse or Govan. The following is list of the missing, so far their names are present known : —Frank MTnerney, 40. holder-on, the Siding in Govan ; Andrew Henderson, residing In Par tick (this yonng man was ...

... NEW TOWN HALL, CARLOW, Os THURSDAY EVENING - , Had INST., Commencing at Eight o'Clack. Programme in a few days. ADMISSION—ONE SHILLING. CONCERT IN ATHY. A N EVENING CONCERT, under . the uf the Atby Cricket Club, w ill be given in the TOWN HALL, ATHY, ON ...

... Monday night in the Nairn ?Orli: Hall. Balite Gor.lon o.cupied the chair. The hall was crowded to eters. Amongst thoie on the platform were— Mr. T D Sullivan, M P ; Mr. Munro Fergu,u, of Novar, M I' Mr. J I' for Govan ; 11r. Gilbert Beith, Messrs O J ...

... u-‘“ is one ef the @rem frem the Guurch te which they s.ung by meeting of s branch was bed in the Govan h.l-‘*m in the Midlands, and ite baptism. o e Hall, “Hobert strect, om Suaday —Mr Patriek o oong pastor, the liev Dean Duckett, is hold in | ihe prebable ...

... Plr scribing the Queen in they di Govan, mn GlssgoW, be ubilee toiL5 Imnycollected during 'DO i-a1 eeniintead oft yc- 'We notice that Sir Hen~ryPOO5t u j day telegraphed to the Fall Mad~ 0 etile story. e1 Mr Lewis MorriS Presided at 75 ti in, of the Welsh ...

... Glasgow are holding their WILMA Twelfth of July demonstration al ktutherglen to-day (Saturday). Large contingents from Partick, Govan, Paisley, Johnstone, and other places converging on tho same district will be present. The usual resent:ions npholaing the ...

... No 24.—The usual fort. INISH NATIONAL LEAGUE QIF reblic Hall—subjact, “Home Rale the lea! ULity | their friends in the covmtry the seat should be | nightly meeting was held in Lorne Hall, Govan- GILEAT BRITAIN |of the Empire.” Mr.J M Cherrie, of (utla| ...

... as the vessel g m °a r e 8, Ifuirhesti Street, Natick ; Morris Dunn, 50, it is full corpses, and presents a siottening the water she suddenly lurcheti, and I labourer, 37 Hamilton Street, Govan; William sight. Those who were rescued appear to ~toppled ...

... street, I:Redirect, etrauty Dublin, aged Id yen. MORRIS—June 24, at the Cement of the Sisters of Charity, Stephen* green. Dublin, Sarah Lily (Shur *ay Philippa% eldest daughter of Sir Michael Morris, Bart. MOUTRAY—May 13, at Adelaide, South trill., Edmund ...

... Gibson, hJ. mennett. A. Jordan, RI. Fergu5son, J. Clark, IV. Ig Owens. TI. Hunter, A. Morris W. J. Stewart, W. qlan~m d, J. Johnston, .taw ?? of r 1 Br. .j udron, and J. Hall ; honorary secretary, e MrrWise Jckso, ; honorary treasurer, Archibiald in GEr ? ...

... through, the 1011-wing addition to the roein• , bent iip was for next meeting :—John Cfloithere, he trahsferred Captain Peter : Morrie.. tint Lanarkshire Ride Volunteom ; (Moro Reid, Shirry, Robert Campbell. , Londonderry. City Lodge. No, rilfi IWNeight, 1111 ...

... Fullertcn Carfin (Henry Grattan)—J M'Auliffo Carlisle (1 B Redmond)—H S Boyland Chapel Hall (Henly)—Alexander 31'Cann Chase Town (T P 0 Connor)—Thomas Sebastian Morris Cleator Moor (Parnell-Davitt)—Janies Murphy , Clydebank and Joker (Justin M'Carthy)—P ...