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... 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 ...
... -Mr. and; Mrs. -Newuham and. family; Mrs. and Miss; Heather; Mr. anud Mrs !Fiancis I Francis and family; the Rev. E. 'Hall', Mrs. Hall and ;a 4 family; Mrs. Vanterstagen. . ' . ,Shqftesbzry Roese.-Dr. and Miss Rayner;- Mrs.' (ib. binge and family, from ...
... the lecture hall attached to Hamilton-road Chapel, on Xonday eveniug, at eight o'clock. The subject, ' Political Topics of the Day, should have a special interest ou the eve of the opening of the autumn lession of Parliament. Mr. Edward Morris, Rhyl, assistant ...
... Davies (vice-chairman), Mr. Balkeley c Hughes, M.P., Rev. H. Davies Owen, Messrs. G. James, J. Taylor, R. Roberts, J. Parry, 0. Morris, b B. B. Abraham, Richard Evans, J. Roberts, R. t Hughes (LIatnllechid), Humphrey Roberts, R. Roberts (Llanfihangel). Out-relief ...
... 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 ...
... piece which is to be brought for- ward at the Rotunda Theatre to-night. FAIRFIELD CnuacH HALL.-The last of a series of entertainments, given in the Fairfield Church' Hall, Lockerby-road, in aid of the building fund, took place on Saturday evening, when a new ...
... SCHOOLS. A meeting for the furtherance of a movement for promoting temperance teaching in schools was held last evening in Exeter Hall. The Bishop of Exeter, who presided, in opening the proceedings, said he thought one of the most elementary lessons in elementary ...
... Hartlepool for machinery. At noon onl Saturday 100 union men were dis- missed from the locomotive works of Messrs. D~uha and Co., (Govan-hilL, Glasgow, in accord- arnce with the lock-out notice posted a week ago. The same number were paid off in the works of Alliey ...
... aged 23. VOLrTTER IX6'P-ECTION AT BEAUMAaIS.-Tie 3:d Anglesey Artillery Volunteersavere on Saturday inspected by Colonel Govan, at their battery, at GCalow,' Point, near Betau'narig, the non-comtnis- sioned officers' examination taking place at the 1rillqhed ...
... large boiler from the premises of Messrs. Ran- dolph, Elder and Co., GOvan, to a colossal crania at the tfoot of West-street, and on Saturday forenoon it was being taken back to Govan for the purpose of conveying another load to the crane. Whiile onthe ...
... tulle, but a strong force of police was in possession of all the approaches to the hall, and the proceedings finally passed off without any real disturbance. Out- side the hall was a large torchlight procession of members of the National League, accompanied ...