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... HIGHLANDERS. Last night a meeting of Highlaiaders favourable I to the candidature of Sir John Ponder was held in' the E.U, Hall, Goran. Mr Donald R. 'Gregor' p presided, and was supported on the platform by t Messrs Colin Campbell, Alex. V'INeill, Peter ...
... sentenced to sixty daye' ismprlenntnent. hNE CLOB AT GOVAN.-We understand that the psries who are promoting the formation of clubs in (leegow have extended their operations by taking oemiege In Govan; and that they intend to open a suitable place ef recreation ...
... -Prcsent address, 275 Golfhill Drive, Dennistoun. Lucros-3lO_?RRsoN.-At Alma Street, Govan, on the 27th October, 1874, by the Rev. George (Gladstone, EXIJ. minister, Govan, Walter, second son of George Linton. farmer. Aberar. (der. Inverness. to Jessie Campbell ...
... Charles J. Small; an sa daughter. on- At 2 Cleveland Terrace, on the 25th inst., Mrs. Thomas the Davidson; a son. At 255 Sauchuc'hall Street, on the 25th instant, Mrs. J. C. iced Webster a son. the At S4 Renfrew Street, on the 25th instant, Mrs. Rob3rt De- ...
... Thom-I'll I Company, and as a merchant aud agent uader't firm or style of P. & J. Thorc-on. Cre ditfl meet in the Faculty Hall, Glngovw, 30:h Tich, at one ?? & Mason, SS.C.,Ur 28 Queea btreet, Edinburgh, a ents. March. 20. JuHN' PATO':, Carrisge bfilde ...
... Okell, 5 Queen's Crescent, 4. - Sydney Woolnoth, 121 Clarence Placo E, l. t 8t/s Class. 1. Master Lachlilen Hall, 4 Holland Place. Sr 2. - Richard Hall, 4 HollandI Place. Y' 9t/s Class. 13 3ton. Ilaster llenry Todd, 20 Bucecleclsh Street. ?? Class. 1. Mlaster ...
... 'Nsw-Year morning, the wife of C, S., M imle; a daughter. Lloal¾-At 133 Forth Stheet, Pollokshields, on :;h: Decewber, Mr-J. S. 'Morris; a daughter. ]'ArrxisrnM)-At 98 Clarence Street, oil the 1st iut., the wife of Joseph Patterson; a daughter. 1u :gsnxo.-Aa ...
... meeting of Lodge Pollok, No. 772, was held last evening in the Burgh Hall, Maxwell Park. Bro. Alexander Bruce, ?? presided, and among the other brethren present were Bros. ?? Morris Carswell, P.M., 772- Dr M'Gilvray, J. P. Laidlaw, P.M., 772; W. Munro ...
... Chlrcm Hall. Waterloo Street Ewmg Place Church!. TO-DAY. at ocloca-CAPT. SYLVESTER Presiding. ODLANDS CHURCH. ▼ Rev DR YOUNG'S. SABBATH, OCTOBER I»TH. F. renoon. at 11-Rkv. JOHNSTON, D.D.. Edinburgh. Afteruouo, 2—Rev. J. B. JOHNSTON. D.D.. Govan. i'ublu ...
... Public Roup within the Faculty Hall, 8t George's Plare, Glasgow, on Wednesday the 17th day September, 1879, at Two o'clock Afternoon (If not previously Sold Private Bargain). The GROUND at Govan occupied the Works ef Messrs Morris Pollok k Son. Manufacturera ...
... presiding, and the - so meeting terminated. a of UNIONIST MEETING IN GOVAN. I n- Last night a meeting in support of the candida- i to ture of Sir John Fender was held in the Lorne ei 2e Hall, Govan. Mr Jack presided, and there was a l ase crowded attendance, ...
... anew. The Govan cae tl I has been largely based on the fallacy, s, which has been repeatedly combated here, ci -fia-6pOif te - th scheme Is that amalgamation in the larger city would destroy the municipal independence of si a Govan. Although Govan would cease ...