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... tmvellerP m::)ld Is{hght iforipesds tl}e employment Ro’the‘rn e& ngezi;vnlézuwa‘sv:; - . ’ killed by the fall of a wall in Go,va_n Road, Glasgow. A Custom-house officer was blown by the wind into the Port-Dundas Canal, and was drowned. A mill at Pollokshaws ...
... Herald Office If AD. about 16, Wanted fox the Coloured Department;Y. LU ~must write ?? aplicant's handwriting, Sore to Mr.- Barbour, at Joh Sa ir Ca's 03 Ingram Sareet. 'J L AW.-Junior Clerk or Apprentice Wanted for a Writers I, JUOffice in Town.-Address ...
... on, in bone of the Nes North congregation, was made Ly Mr Barbour, .4 Bonskeid. The Rev. Doctor is represented as sitting in his study, in his Moderator's costume. GOVAN &'IIOOL BOARD. —The Govan Board, at a private meeting on Monday, considered the question ...
... matter of the Police he' believed it was a d mistake on the part of Bailie Collins The Clyde il Trust were bound to pay-the Govan authorities for r. watching a certain portion of the harbour. They we were anxious that the whole' harbour should be le p laced ...
... salaries and travelling expenaeii of missionaries , as compared with £ 2296 last year . After this report had been read , Mr Barbour mentioned that there was every prospect of the number of missionaries being increased by the addition of three young men ...
... Abbotsford Place—Mrs Gilchrist and family, Stirling. 6 A bbotsf ord Place—Colonel Ifogart, Edioburgh. 4 Abbotsford Crescent.—Mrs Govan nod family, 20 College Street—Mr Robertson, Mrs and Misses Miller, Perth. I Gregory Place—Mires Waddell. Selkirk. 88 Market ...
... AND ADVERTISER, SATURDAY, AUGUST I, 1874. 1 Ellie. Pleee—The Hoe. Mr Spier, Culdes Camel., Muteill. 2 Ellice Plaoe—Mr G. M. Govan cod family, le..li► - 3 Cihaon PLlce —Bailie &knew and family, Rock• 6cld Ihundee. 4 Gillespie Terrace—Rev. P. J. Faithful ...
... Abbotsford Place -Misses Thomas and Misses Godfrey, Dublin ; Captain Thomas, 25th Regiment, London. 4 Abbotsford Place—Mrs G. M. Govan and family, India. 6 Abbotaforil Place—Colonel Hegert, Edinbnrch. 6 Bell Street—Colonel Wyndham Baker, Mrs Wyndham Baker, and ...
... Place--Mr and Allan, and family, lochs. 3 Abbotsford Place -Minus Thomas and Godfrey, Lublin. 4 Abbotsford Place—Mrs G. M. Govan and family, laths. 6 Abbotsford Place—Colonel llogart, Edinburzh. 2 Abbotsford Place—Colonel Mrs Fiolsy and family, from India ...
... M.P., and Mrs Adam end family. 3 Abbotsford Place -Misses Thorne. and Misses Godfrey, Dublin. 4 Abontsford Place—Mrs G. M. Govan and India. ti Alrbotaford Place—Coluael Bogart, Eilinborgh. 4 North Reit Street—Mrs Sineaton and family, Bournemouth. Iwueei ...
... employ Mr Barbour, the Town's Surveyor, to construct the new ladder, and were not responsible for the damage sustained by the Caul when that was be- ing done. It was ascertained, however, that in- dividual fishery proprietors employed Mr Barbour, and that ...
... exceedingly life-like. Mr. Lcishman was soon after presented to the xhoinas Stirling, Garthland-street, has a prettily parish of Govan, and had a long incumbency. execn t«d geomatrical cross, with the inscription. The next Sabbath day the people saw their young ...