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... 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 ...
... Burt, M.P., oa Saturday morning unveile a marble statue of the late Mr. Alexander Alacdonald LIP., in front of the Miners' Hall, Durham. A Frankfort journal states that the Government, for some reason not stated, intends to abandon the prosecutior of ...
... annual exhibition of the roots grown from the artificial manure of Messrs. Morris and Griffin, the Ceres Works, Wolverhamaton, came off in the Assembly Roomr, Agricultural Hall, in that town. Sixty guineas wore offered in prizes. The show must be regarded ...
... Temperance Hall, under the pre- sidency of Counmcillor ?? 330bpee; there being also on the platforna the Yen, Arebdesescos Hamiltoe, the Bevds. J. B3. Stuart, i. G. Litilecet. El. ifl. Fitzgerald, . IV. Johnson, iL, 1), Choethlais, M. ]3h Go.van, J. Pritchard ...
... Earl of Bradfota-was opened in the Temperance Hall Icy Lady Wrottesley. Among these isresesit were the Mayior (Alderman G. Williams), this i Revds. Hodgson, J. ?? Laing, J. Pritchard, r J. I derrow, lVv. B. Govan, . D. Cheethaut, A. Thorpe fihiles (Wed- nesbury) ...
... , the Duke and Duchess of Devonshire, the Marquis of Breadalbane, Mr. H. Alatthews, Princess Edward of Saxe-Weimar, Lord- Morris, the Portuguese Minister, the Duke and Duchesse of Connaught, Lord Russell, Lord Justice FitzGibbon, Sir George Wombwvell ...
... Committee in Govan raised money to endow, in honour of her Majesty's jubilee, some teds i the Dunoon Convalescent Home, and asked the Queen to 'he allow thehbeds to be called the Victorial- Beds. Captarn SC M'Lean, at a meeting of the Govan Police Comm ...
... L), 2 491. Last election: Barbour (L), 3,390; Major Dickerrell (0), 2,523. PEMnBRO1E DISTRICT.-l ?? Mayne (C), 2,305- Lewis Morris (L), 2,033. Last election: H. 4. Allen (Li, 2,415; MBayne (0), 2,150. P-Allnseis, 2 ,4-5;lTeet: Sir Donald Currie (U L), 3 ...
... and there were present, in addition to the candi- date, Councillor Lowe, Dr. Creswell, Messrs; S. W. e Coomhs, T. Hunt, T. Morris, 3. Partridge, E. Beaumont, it J. Blysh, T. E. Edmonds, G. Bailey, J, Barer, T. Berkeley, h H. J. Hebbine, W.b Palmer, WV ...
... a better offer or decided to workthemines directly. M1R. STUART WORTLEY'S GOVAN SPEECH. In reply to Mr. Handel Cossam, Mr. STUAr WOBTrLEY denied that in speaking during the Govan election he made any promise that in future naval work should be put out ...
... brought forward by the Radicals to contest the seat. Yesterdcay we were informed that a gentleman nmsned Hulton, a shipowner of Hall and ? Liberal Unionist, had been approached, and that he had oonsented to meet the leaders of the Liberal Unionist party in ...