... John Logan, Mr. John Nicoloon was called to the chair. The Chairman, in a few suitable remarks, introduced Mr. Barbour to the meeting. Mr. BARBOUR, who was warmly received, said he was extremely glad to see so many present at the opening meeting. It was ...

... When I did I so the field was clear, my friend Mr. Barbour being engaged in what appeared to many a successful campaign in Govan, but his friends invited him to come here instead. He has therefore left Govan, and I now find him my competitor. I leave it ...

... asking you to 'Dent the following statement and correspondence Mr. Barbour, M.P. for Paisley, has forced upon me!—l am, die., C. CAMPBELL. , Nrcerpt from report of speech l y Mr. Barbour al Paisley on 1/• ve,, , ,er 5. Let them examine a little closer ...

... said on behalf of Mr. Barbour that he had a claim on the constituency. Bet what were the facts? Mr. Barbour and his Mends at the late election knew —none knew better—that he had not a ghost of a chance against Mr. Stewart Clark. Mr. Barbour therefore retired ...

... was from no disrespect to their friend, Mr. Barbour, that be was not present. He (the Chairman) did not require to say much in introducing Mr. Barbour, be was now so well known to them all. Of course, Mr. Barbour, although he represented mora fully the ...

... JOHNSTONE Quoirigu.— South Govan and Johnstone played a quoiting maul on Saturday on the ground of the Govan club with four pairs aside, game 21 up. Johnstone won easily. Scores —South Govan, 45; Johnstone, 84. twelve a-side golf match between the Electric ...

... providing home in which ailing be nursed and if possible restored to condition of good health will incline to fault with this of Mr Barbour’s trustees They instructed to give money the benefit of Paisley inhabitants They have so and to (hose who derive most benefit ...

... conducting of the Association. They have now a beautiful Challenge Cup, for which they have in a great measure to thank Mr. Barbour, the worthy member for the Burgh of Paisley, and the Renfrewshire Senior Association, who both subscribed handsomely towards ...

... interest of which (about L. 10) was to be expended annually in coals for poor persons resident in Maxwelltown We learn that Mr Barbour has recently transmitted L 10 to be expended in supplying coals to needful persons in the above locality, and also in Ferguslie ...

... LACES BOYS' GIRLS' SMALLWARES Ac Goods sold by Mrs Barbour Is Is 6d 2s to 6d will be sold To-Day for Id 2d 3d each liaces sold by Mrs Barbour for M td bd be sola tor ana a yara Boys' Coats sold by Mrs Barbour 4s 5s 6s to 12s will be sold for 3d Is 6d and ...

... make, at the same time, the collection pleasant and attractive to the eye. And whilst the exhibition is one of which, as Mr. Barbour appropriately put it, any comniunity might well be proud, it has also an interest for the artists themselves which none ...

... SMALLWARES &c &c Infants' Goods sold by Mrs Barbour at Is Is 6d 2s to 5s 6d will be sold To-Day for Id 2d 3d 4d each Laces sold by Mrs Barbour for 3d 6d Is 6d will be sold for Id and 2d a yard Boys' Coats sold Mrs Barbour at 4s 5s Gs to 12s be sold for Is 3d ...