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... Campbell. Fifth IT.jr.f. John M llvam. J. J. Orisve, John firav. Andrew Lindsay. P.tVT-tiM'OOW, Tuesday last, the election of Councillors took place, when the follow peutlemon were chosen Archd. Falconer. Esq., re-cleotcd. John Cullen. Ecq . re elected ...
... at Liverpool for St John’s, Newfoundland, and Pernambuco, 10th inst. Foam. Findlay, entered loading at Liverpool tor Bombay, ,n L'coganro, Murphy, entered loading at Liverpool for Calcutta, 10th iut>t. HIGH GRMNOCK AND GLASGOW. JOHN CAMERON, AUCTIONEER ...
... to Catherine, eldest daughter of Mr John Fulton. . At Maxwelton Place. Glasgow, the M instant, by the Rev. Professor Symington, D.D., John 1). Cameron, Esq., to Margaret Henderson, youngest daughter of the late John Parker, Esq. , • » At Meadow Park House ...
... the 21st inst., the Rev. James Smith. John Scott, jun., Eaq., Finnart, to Joh ANN a Elizabeth, thirtl daughter of Julius Baetcke, Esq. At Grafton Square, Glasgow, on the 22d inst., by the Rev. William Trail, John Fleming Cullen, Esq., surgeon, Renton ...
... the wmctiou of the DEBT the CHURCH Greenock, I>ecembt‘r :i. 1859. COURSE OF SABBATH EVENING LECTURES, IN EAST PARISH CHURCH. Thirtl of the Scries will Iw Delivere.l 4th inatK .. lU, S SABBATH (TO-MGKKOW). the mat,, the Rev. JAMES HUTCHESON Subject :-“Th» ...
... FARES. Qn and after MONDAY, 18th August, the Fares between GLASGOW and PAISLEY will be First Glass;,6d., Second Class; 3d., Thirtl Class. ALEX. COWAN, Manager. Bridge Street Station, August 13th, 1862. BURGH OF RENFREW FEMALE SCHOOL. — TEACEER WANTED. TEACHER ...
... broker. l'aylot'a rimier, beiug c0wy1 a couple of diseppeieneees he i s subjected to by tee e ig , Clow, on %toothy. John Gams. John al•riehmo, three , ah. 0r pur takiug the distinguished title of h er lif e. li e . f o rsooth, must not be baulked ...
... 4th inst., Mrs David Stodart, .Terviswoodmains. At St John’s Road, Pollokshields, on the 7th instant, Mrs John Dunn, in the 28th year of her age. At Spoutmouth, Glasgow, on the 6th inst., Mr John Miller, spirit merchant, in the 30th year of his age. At ...
... Petitioners will ever pray. John H. Carmichael, shipowner. Archd. Adam, shiiiowner. Gouroek Kopework Coy., D. Johnstone, merchants and ratcpayeis. William Martin, shipowner. John Macmillan, ratepayer. James Hamilton, shi|>owner. John Haddow & Co., ratepayers ...
... Caledonian line of railway are very indignant at a recent act of oppreMion by the directors of that company. The benefit of thirtl-dtun composition tickets has been withdrawn; and, in consequence, parents of limited means are no longer able to send their ...
... formidable opponents, and the matches of late have in consequence become less closely contested. The following are the scores THIRTLE. Colquhoun, b Campbell 3 @ Tanniehill, lbw, b do. M‘Lachlan, c Nelson, b do. 0 Alexavder, ¢ Taylor, b 9 Stirling ...
... S. Campbell • » Ken»*e A. S. L*chUn, IJ W. Waddell, c b - 7 Craig, ran cat ■ • S. Mackny. b lltirtter 1 T. Finlay, b Lyon John MVlaw, b M Keoain ? C 0. Stewnrt, not oat Extra* *6 OK OAK PRIMROSE. A nuitch wu Low Toll Saturday, April, which reaulted in ...