... CrurcH.—We npnderstand that s call to the charge of the Free Chareb, Cults, Aberdeen, bas been accepted by the Rey, Mr Barbour, son of Mr Barbour, of Bonskied, and a very distinguished stadeant of his time. GreAT NomrTH or ScortAND RAILWAY.— Traffic return ...

... 4—6Ostrokes; 3: tups, Gd yordon Lennox, and party; the Earl of Mareb, Lord and the Rev. Presbytery for the next six moaths. Mr Barbour was presented, in the The minutes e condition of Findhorn result was as follows : lst, Bob Fergusso | Lennox, Earl Greville ...

... whose name has of late been associated with severalacts of munificence, has intimated her intention of presenting the burgh of Govan with a Free Library and a Mechanics’ Institute. Tue death is announced of Rey. William Parlane, U.P. minister of Tranent, and ...

... Ia collision has ocecurred, both vessels being totally L wrecked. The Magneta was bailt by Mossrs R. a Napier & Sons, at Govan. C STRsEETi PAVIN i IX AMIeBICA.-Thm very first thing 1 that strikes the traveller on his first visit to New York is the m ...

... Gaudy, Londen; Dr 5. Chelson ; Mr and Mrs Pope, London ; Mr Miller, Mnhmlo Miss Lutterells, London ; Mrsand Miss Pewer, ; Mr Barbour, Kent ;Mr and Mrs Swinburn, Lenden ;Mr and Mrs Awes, London ; M: and Mrs Thremson, Dundeo ; Mr C. Knowles, Londoa ; Mr ...

... retired at the inning ef last year. Mr Barbour voted in favour the Home Rulo Bill. Negotiations are ing between the and Liberal — nionists as te which will bring forward a candidate to oppose the sitting member, Mr Barbour. Doenpse.—There is every indication ...

... will be induced to oppose Mr Pearce. Me Dicksen is presently in Glasgow, and the Liberals of Govan are making an endeavour to get Lim te address a meeting in Govan some night this week. F. W. Maude, Liberal Unienist, will contest the city. Mr Maude at last ...

... of moderating call to Rev. Hugh Morrison, Cumber, near Londonderry, to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation of Rev. Mr Barbour. The members of Presbytery present were Rev. Mr M'Lean, Oldmachar, who preached and prteided; Professor Salmond, Rev. G ...

... Playfair, Dr Farquharsen, Sir A. Or? Ewing, J. C. Holton, Fraser-Mackintosb, Mr Leonard Lyell, Mr J. A. Campbell, Esslemont, Mr Barbour, D. Crawford, Mr W. P. Sinclair. Mr M‘Lagan, Mr Craig Sellar, Mr Preston Bruce, Mr fl. Wallace, Sir C. Dalrympte, and E ...

... Association, as M.P. for Govan as a great acquisition to the temperance party in the House of Commons, and especially in connection with any measure for Scotland; nd they also noted that West Mid Lanark, Bridgeton, Ayr, and Govan had each in succession ...

... Iles those 'if the plaintiff. The 0:1S6Cacone on on ismutiou that tue firest defendant submitted to a perpetual injunction. Mr Barbour did not appear, and tigainst himl an iu- terimn iixjunction Naes g!ranted. Messrs Jamesons & Co. were the solicitors iii ...

... to perpetual injunction. Mr Barbour did not appear, and against him an iu terim injunction was granted. Messrs Jameson & Co. were the solicitors in the record for both defendants. but a letter had been received from Mr Barbour stating that they no longer ...