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... in the Govan Hall, Greenhaugh Street. - Mr Faulds, writer, Glasgow, aoted as returning officer; 3 and Mr John Watson, of Govan Foundry, was called to the chair. The following gentlemen were then ?? James Houston, com- mission merchant, Morris Pollok, ...
... , THE GOVAN CRUISERS. I LAUNCH OF H.M.S. ISIS. The launch of H.M.S. Isis, the second of the pair of protected steel cruisers which have been built for the British Government by the London and Glasgow Shipbuilding and Engineering Company, Govan,was su ...
... i THE GOVAN ELECTION. I . THE CANDIDATURE OF SI% JOHN PENDER. 5 MEETING AT PLANTATION. ?? evening A meating is support of the coadi. daturm of Sir John Ponder was held in the new halls, Cornwall Street, Plantation. There ws a crowded audience. The chair ...
... GOVAN PAROCHIAL BOARD. The usual monthly meeting of Govan Parochial Board was held yesterday afternoon in the Board Rooms, Eglinton Street-Mr. John Wilkie pre- siding. L'CR.SE OF SALARIES, The committee appointed to consider the salaries of officials ...
... THE GOVAN LIBEIRAL ASSOCIATION. A meeting, under the auspices of the Govan . Liberal Association, wsas held last evening in the : eovan Hall, 1Robert Street, Govan. There was a good attendance. Mir Jaimes Wilson of Bantas- ,cine, ?? of Govan ...
... .i ~ MORNING, AdAtt 'IL| - SAETU I ' .g of ratepayers, hield in Govan .A . adop ,d, nresolutions hbsptd theo *-A. F aaoptee rU5ULubUonU ?? LO last f the !'ll Abolition Aios;GoiiL. I it, ?? of Glasgow 'yesterday presided'at °E tkninf a bazaarimn Paisley ...
... FflIDAY MORs, MARCH == - I v11 F~IA I~NTG. MARCH 23, In the House of Lords yesterday the Perth Water and Gas Bill and the Govan Burgh Bill were read a third time and passed. The ]raw ioc of Distress Amendment Bill, afterta sbort dis. thi ^ussion, passed ...
... PRESENTATION OF ADDRESS TO UR J. I HALL EENTONT. The friends and snpportert'f MIr J. Tiall Fe''on who at the last Parliamentary slection in Edin-, burgh was the unsuccessful candi'late. mlet in Quee:! bbreet H all,,~d ?? iahc-onr'osot; him with an address ...
... GLASGOW, MARCH 21. GLASGOW 311EDICO-CHIRURGICAL SOCIETY. -At a nieeting of this society, held last evening in the Faculty Hall, St. Enoch Square, the following gen- tlemen were elected office-bearers for the ensuing ?? Pagan, M.D., President; Dr. James ...
... proposal to incavo iA, Govan with Glasgow in a comuon mu0icip, P t% tory and management, magisterial ?? W. police government, is unwise nd imrpolitic b' 84 GlasFoW and Govan, while forcible iflrpo th&4 and the imposition upon Govan of civic ra , dens, and ...
... Cathoart Road, Govanhill; Alexander Harper, 629 Govan Road, Govan, engineer; Andrew Brown, is Carmichael Street, Govan, joiner; James Burr, 64 Harmony Row, Govan, carpenter; Alexander Wisbart, 9 Reid Street, Govan, shipwright; George ...
... screw stealver of 5O0 tons, built by Scott & Co., Greenock, for Morries, &tunro & Co., Glasgow; for the Mediterraneaun trade, The West Ridge, an iron ship of 1450 tons, built by Dobie & Co., Govan, for G. II. Fketcher & /Jo., Liverpool; for the East India ...