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... meeting of Lodge Pollok, No. 772, was held last evening in the Burgh Hall, Maxwell Park. Bro. Alexander Bruce, ?? presided, and among the other brethren present were Bros. ?? Morris Carswell, P.M., 772- Dr M'Gilvray, J. P. Laidlaw, P.M., 772; W. Munro ...
... native of Ayrshire; Henry -Morris (24), oly- I nrod Qoaclrant, native of Nairnshire; George 1 a Villiam 'Ward (20), 48 Kerr Street; Donald c Mtackay (29), 17 Springfield Street, native of N orth Diet; David Lockhart (241, 183 Govan a -- Road; Allan Macmillan ...
... re;a-I v -ill. yI 'rarrwavs-Agreement with Govan. tf P ratn in nxov~ngr thae adopytiono of the a r es ...
... gentleman held t that this was a breach 'of the Treatv of Union. Aloreover, while Lord Morris wras said to bave resigned on account of age, tbe idgoe who was to take Lord I Morris's place in the House of Lords was only one year younger. Lord Robertson was appintd ...
... Bible class essays, ambulance, gymnastics, and football. Captain Morris proposed a hearty vote of thanks to Lady Eglinton, seconded by Sir John Neilson Cuthbortson, Glasgow. Captain Morris mentioned that the Ayr Battalion oam-I prised eight companies, in ...
... cemetery was lined with sympathising spectators. The Rev. Mr Morris, Dalry, offered up prayer at the grave. PaESTwrCs.-FREx CHURCH BAZAAR.-A three-days' bazaar was opened yesterday in the Unionist Hall by the Rev. W. Ross Taylor, D.D., Moderator of the General ...
... acquired the shipbuilding yard at Govan with which his name was so long associated. Up till then he carried on in Glasgow the business of an engineer, and it was the demands made on his engines that led him to start the Govan yard. As a shipbuilder, however ...
... from the Northern territories. Captain g1 I.Maguire has been kfilled in a sortie, and Major tl Morris was severely wounded, but is doing wvell. Captain Hall is still at Bakwai, P and is unable to advance, owing to the enor- n( mous numbers of the eneny ...
... rooms. 207 or Bath Street, last night-M A.Lnda Miller ac in the chair. Mr Jamges A. Morris, ?? hr ir read a paper on History and Art-A Florentine th Outblie. Mivr Morris hegan by elucidating thec TI s cstatemint that as heredity in the human family ar ...
... era-E hi mined on sonme details of the memorandum, the re is Commission adjourned till to-day. of At the mronthly nzeeting of Govan School re Board heldi yesterdav SIr Ja nes Walker, iron and steel merchant, was unanimously appointed a member of the Board ...
... Pa Black, the prospective Liberal candidate for en, Balbffshire, addressed a mecting of electors in thi the St . Andrewv's Hall. Bockie, on fishery questions. At a meeting of South Ayrshire r Liberal As-otiation Mr Alex. Johnson-Ferguson prm was unalimiously ...
... with Trinity College, London, were dis- re, V' ΒΆ tributed in the Masonic Hall, West Regent as if Street, Glasgow, yesterday by Mrs Patrick 10 , -Campbell. Provost Kirkland, Govan, presided, ca 'The Chairman. apologized for the absence of of is Dr Turpie ...