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... Flood, holder-on, Hamilton-street, Govan. As t Tohn Murray (30), fitter, Hamilton-street, Govan. g John LRddieu (14), civet boy, 8, Mulrhead-street, v Partick. C Morris Dunn (50 *, leabourer, 59, Hamnilton-street, Govan. a William Mason (16), rivet boy ...
... good attendance. After a brief intro. duction by the pastor of the church (the Rev R. Morris), the Chairman said that he was very glad to show his sympathy with Mr Morris's work and the work of the congregation by his presence there that evening (applause) ...
... residing at Hamilton-street, Govan ; John Murray, 30, filter, residing at Hamilton, street, Govan; John Ladden, 19, rivetbooy, reeiding at 8, Muithead-street; Patrick Morris Dunn, 50, labourer, 57, Hamilton-street, Govan; William Mason, l1, rivet boy ...
... hand was summoned to render assistance in the rescuing of the unfortunate men. At the same time messengera were desoatched to Govan and Glasgow for doctors, and in a short time a number of them were on the spot with every restorative that could be applied ...
... Neat'n, blacksmith. H April 25,1145 Mnm., Castle Eotel, Neath public ex- N amination1 April 26, 1030 nam., Town Hall, Neath. Thomas Morris, 14, Broad-street, Welsfhpool, dE auctioneer. April 26, one p.m., official receiver's, P Ilaiidloes; public examination ...
... Car- P, narvon County Council); (2) the Rev. Owen F Davies (Baptist), Captain G. B. Thomas i (Carnarvon); (3) Owen Morris Roberts, Morris £ Jones (Portmnadoc); (4) Rev. William Griffith (Congregationalist), John Jones; (5) Griffith I Ceidiog Roberts and ...
... Giloyn, Penryn WT. C. Wells, Chselsmsfordl Rielsord Golfs, Banbury Robert Wheeler, Wycornile William Govan, Glasgow E. C. Wlmbitelssrst, Lensles William Govan, jots., Glasgow G. S. Wisittres, Covestry Edweard Grisinger, Dodlsy Wi. B. Wills, Bristol Richard ...
... trading as James and ' I, Johns, Swansea, baulage contractors J an S. E. Morris and L. E. Morris, trading as S- and L. e Morris, Oswestay, artists and phowgraphers, S. ?? al Morris retires. -- og Isaac Parkes, sen, and Simeon Parkes, trading as I. and S ...
... magistrates thought it a suspicious case, but discharged the defendant on pay- ment of costs. OBSTRUCTING THE FOOTPATH. - Martin Morris was charged with wheeling a wheelbarrow on the footpath, contrary to the tenor of the bye-laws, for which offence he was ordered ...
... PALL-MALL, FEB. 10. Royal Artillery-Lieuteuant.Colonel Henry Ijoseph Morris to be Colonel, vice Higgins, removed as a General Officer; Captain John Travers to he Lieutenant-Colonel. vice Morris; Second Captain William Boyd Saunders to be Captain, vice Travers; ...
... CHA1PION- a At the Victoria Grounds, Govan, Glasgow, on Saltr. day, the race for the one mile championship cup was f decided between Arthur Morris, of Brentwood, Wm. i Cummings, of Preslon, and Peter Cannon, of Stirling, a Morris receiving forty yards start. ...
... was inaugurated by Judge Brynmor Tones, who delivered an address unon Welsh History in the Light of Welsh Law. Mr. Lewis Morris presided. In recognition of his recent gallant rescue of a drowning man from the River Tay, the Marquis of Breadalbane was ...