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... yesterday evening-Pr'o- yost Hunter in the chair.. The committees ap- pointed to consider the propriety of having a public hall for the burgh reported that they were satisfiedof the needof such ahall, and thattheY ,had been looking out for a sites bat ...
... t Dailies Arthur, Govan, Raeburn, Mlillar, Grant, and i Collie. There were i45 applications for new pre- mises, of which 123 were granted, and 22 refused. Amongst the applications was one for a newv shop , near the Scotia Music Hall. A petition, said ...
... daulghter of the lat John Ate!, enginieer, -Croashill Cottage. ?? 2t--l)rrss-At Cookburn liotel, on c:ar.;IhN the 11ev. E. Lloyd Morris, Hutche- El i I ?? Ci. Church, assisted by Rev. Robt. .Aul, Eglinnon Street ?? Church, Adam Thorn-eon liulop, grocer, to Lizzie ...
... threet -years was won by Hugh Hall, Irvine, Henry Ran~ien carrying off the Ferguson buxsaqry of £g20E for two years. - f SPIERS'S SCHOOL, BEITH. f The anl exhibition and distrilution of prizes took place in the school hall yesterday in pre- sence of an ...
... Buchanan StreetV cr at ?? . A. HODSON, ] HALL. E.;, I - O;cElR OF Music. LONDON,4s i Kh(! ,:Q~lit ?? to call the attention of the Publi c irr ril't e C EM,)A,\E AME-RCAN SERENADERS, takes Place TO-NIGHT in the Trades' Hall, requsted to observe the Opinions of ...
... to Hedge, Stowart & Hall, Writers, U, 6D9 St. George's Piano, who wlvl exhibit the Title Deeds amnd Artl- cles of Poop. Glasgow, 22d October, 1i869 , To HOUSES IN UDDINGSTON FOR SALE. To be Sold, by PubliC Roup, withinthe Faculty Hall, St. Geaore's Place ...
... native of Ayrshire; Henry -Morris (24), oly- I nrod Qoaclrant, native of Nairnshire; George 1 a Villiam 'Ward (20), 48 Kerr Street; Donald c Mtackay (29), 17 Springfield Street, native of N orth Diet; David Lockhart (241, 183 Govan a -- Road; Allan Macmillan ...
... Street. If found in the possession of any person after this intimation they will be prosecuted. LOST, r yNight, i the City Hall, or between that and J George Squnre, by way-of Ceudlerigga, Ingram, Montrose, A and a eorge Streets, a LA^ D Y 'S G OL-IDI>IAIN ...
... EAST END OF GOVAN FOR SALE. To be Sold, by Public Rotip, within the Facility Hall, St. George's Place, Glasgow, on Weduteoday the 10th day of Mlarch, at Two o'clockQ P.51., TV HAT ('ner PLOT of G:ROUND fronting the 9. Clyde, near feathery Hall, in the east ...
... Fairfiaed Street, Govan-,auainanaied. 34. Thomas Fentoe i14), joiner, 305 fi-ran R1iad-,aan rrnied 35. John CGarney (213), slilper, it Hanilton Street Gov-sn- iniarrae~i. 36. Dno-ic in 5'iGreger 1401. labsoaer, 1O Qreen Street, Gov-an I-narrie-l. 37. Arthitr ...
... her absence occasioned no mne :0 surprise, and led to the delay in her recognition. asI M..Torch, commanded by Lieutenant Morris, ar- ead !y rived at Greenock on Wednesday, after having 'been em- Lo ployed for several months at Ullapool superintending ...
... Dukedom of Chstelheraulti in favour of the late Peer. t TEssrnoNxAL To Ex-BuAms M'Lnssa, GOVAN.-e Last night, ?? M'Leish, of Govan, was ^ entertained in the Masonic Hall, Rutland Crescent, I by a large number of his friends, and presented l with an oil portrait ...