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... Meeke and family, the Manse, Larne; Rev. Mr. Kelly, Said; Rev. Mr. Shaw, Islandmagee ; Dr. Kane, Lame; Mr. and Mrs. Barr, Govan, Scotland, and many other friends. Ow Thursday, the 26th ultimo., Dundonald Sabbath-school had their annual excursion. 714 ...
... & Murphy, J Faley, |do battle for the cause of liberty and of justice ) — 2 | Brady, deacon: the Rev Father Culhase, sub (Govan), W P O'Lisen, B 3 Dawson, A Vander (cheers). He feit confident that the Irish Cam- | A w to _l.f-u a branch of the kl‘(lkhll ...
... -Murdock's) Ualvina, a Mr R W Lindsaey's.(late Mr Pentland's) Butter- fly, 5 1 &ir R W Lindsay's (late Mr Pentland' s) Dainty, a Mr Barbour's (late Lord Fingall's) Ardee, a ?? J M Tate's (late Major M'Clintook's) Blue Bell, a &Ir C H Richardson's (late Mr Shi ...
... Captain Brennan, £2; Bullivant & Co. (London), W. Fleming (Glasgow), J. Shoebatham (Birming bam), £1 1s each ; W. H. Smiles, Govan Ropeworks (Glasgow), G. Walker, D. M‘lntyre &Glnuw). Morrow Miskelly, Morrison & Co., vs. J. M'Coskrie, £leach : Kirk, Hall ...
... Captain Brennan, £2; Bullivant & Co. (London), W. Fleming (Gla‘;o%), J. Shocbatbem (Birming: ham), £1 1s each ; W. [I. Smiles, Govan Ropeworks (Glasgow), G. Walker, D. M'lntyre QWI. Morrow Miskelly, Morrison & Co., rs. J. M‘Coskrie, £leach; Kirk, Hall, & Barbour ...
... Education in Canada which we , publish to-day. Both these contributions tell the tale so plainly that all who run may read. 'Mr. Barbour's experiment is specially apt. A day or two ago, in the House of Commons, Mr. Gerald Balfour made the confession that, while ...
... CrosskeUnon w~as strongly fancied at 2 to 1, Ulverstoun II. asid Mowgli being next in demand at threes. After goig round onct, Mr. Barbour's mount fell, and ilowgli Avon easily by six lengths. Claundebove was second, and Ulverston II. third. Every exer- tion ...
... (presented by Mr. P. P. M‘Glade), Mr. J. Youdale; second prize, Mr. J. A. M'Clune. Vice-President's prize (presented by Mr. J. Govan, jun.), Mr. J. Markland ; second prize. Mr. J. Youdale. Rea Cup (presented by Mr. T. J. Rea, L.D.S.), Dr. Davison; second prize ...
... Whilst working on the roof of a shed at Messrs. Shearer’s ©hip repairing yard Scotstown joiner named James Brand, who resided Govan. ftdl ground and was instantly kiEed. » Hie' death took place Taceday of John Smyth, one of the squad of surfacemen run down ...
... Annie Travers. Last address known:—co Mrs. Murphy, West Street, New York, America.— Edward Travers, 10 Fairfield Street, Govan, Scotland. American papers please copy. SYMINGTON—Wanted to know the where' bouts of Alex. Symington, formerly of Quilly, Dromore ...
... girl. • run up many bills. on the aseumption that Sir her. But where shall I begin? Edward Travers. 10 Fairfield Street, Govan, The I of her mother had been terrible to Joseph woad certainly pay them when be pro- Begin? replied Audrey, seriously. Be ...
... Moy, Tyrone. Altzundra Howie—Mr. and Bliss Harvey, Miss Govan., and Mr. Summerville, Wishaw; Air. and Mrs. Greenwood and family, and Mrs. Harrison and baoy, Yorkshire. GOLF TERRACE. s—Mrs. Barbour and Messrs. William and Samuel Fulton, won Mills; misses ...