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... a relative to the court-martial at Mhow Paymaster Smails. A new writ was ordered for the borough of Lisburn, in room of Mr Barbour, unseated for bribery. Mr Layard, in reply to Mr Liddrll, stated that an ample apology had been demanded from the Japanese ...
... AL MT SHIPPL\ On Monday Messrs John Elder & Co, launched from their shipbuilding yard at Govan a fine addi- tion to the already large fleet doing service on the Cape station for Messrs Donald Currie & Co. The steamer’s name is the Kinfauns Castle, and ...
... DONALD CURRIE ow rer DEVELOP MENT OF STEAM SHIPPING, On Monday Messrs John Elder & Co. launched from their shipbuilding yard at Govan a fine addi- tion to the already large fleet doing service on the Cape station for Messrs Donald Currie & Co. The steamer’s ...
... considering as to the appointment of an incumbent in room the late Very Rev. John Torry, Dean of St Andrews. The Rev. R. Ritchie, Govan, has been recommended by the Bishop of the diocese to the vacant charge, and in view of this recommendation the Rev. Mr Ritchie ...
... her voyage. A number of the crew were examined, and Thomas MTnnee, draughtsman in the employ of Messrs Alex. Stephen & Son, Govan. produced the plans and specifications of the ship. The inquiry was adjourned. TAY district fishery board. The quarterly meeting ...
... Great regret is felt that Mr Si after consideration, felt it bu duty to withdraw his name, His services as Chairman of the Govan School Board, as well as Lord Dean of Giuild in Glasgow, have made Lim deserve ily popul: and be would ha pletely united the ...
... to succeed it member for but Mr Barbour of London, who is a Paisley man, is entered as an Liberals are spoken of, and a TES is to try to snatch the seatfor the Con- servative party in genera! melee for which the: Mr Barbour is vory popniar, and it is felt ...
... George Square, Edinburgh, and all the paraphernalia and plen- He also dis- tshing in said house to bis widow. mones to Mrs Barbour in liferent the mansion- and policies of Bonskeid, and after her Grath these are destined to the Rev. Robert Wil- Bam eldest ...
... PERTHSHIRE. 70 THE EDITOR OF THE DUNDEE ADVERTISER, $12,—The unimpeachable defeat of the British Tories and Libers] renegades at Govan affords food for reflection which may with every propriety be digested by the true Liberals of Westera Perth- shire. Their ...
... EXPERIENCES OF DETECTIVE. Br JAMES M‘GOVAN. Author * Brought Bat, ** Hunted Down,'’ Clues.” “Traced and Trace id,” Solved Misteries,” Ac. NO. LVII.-A BROKEN SCREW NAIL. _ ELLY ANGUS, a general servant Mr Barbour’s, out at Greenbill Wirr^lGardens, lay ...
... minutes te two. VOTES OF SCOTCH MEMBERS. Iu the division on the Irish Secretary's salary, which was on strict party lines, Mr Barbour, Mr Bolton, Me Buchanan, Mr Cameron, Mr Crawford, Mr Mr Esstemont, Dr son, Mr Ferguson, Mr Firth, Mr — Mz Hunter, Sir J ...
... face his constituents, and ask for renewal of their confidence. MR JOHN WILSON, M.P. (govan.) After the death of Sir William Pearce, the Conservative member for Govan, there was a contest between Sir John Pender, Unionist, and Mr John Wilson, Gladstonian ...