... those who were drowned had been recovered V end it is supposed that they must be held in different ti prts of the ship. In Govan itself it seemed as if a gloom tad been cast over the placo. The crowd at the yard z es inmonenely increased when the employes ...

... 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 ...

... and Fear, Bath, ?? 7, J. L. Fernandes, Wakefield, corn miller-Juom26i, J. Bratton, Drayton in Hales, Shrop- shire, ?? 23, H. Morris, Stourbridge, Worcoetershire, grocer -June 23,pW. Jones, Wolveahampton, ?? 21, W. East, SCaldoinLincolnshire, ?? 23, J. Simmons ...

... Woodburn, and other oficials of the court; Mr. John Anadell, registrar of St. Helensmounty bourt; Msers.GillRodwayMa2ter, Morris, Pierce, Lowe, J. Hughes, Earris, Court, Cutshaw, Strigbt Green, Malther, Etty, Lupton, Stephens, S.-Smith, J. Carter, Sampsn ...

... 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 ...

... £20,000, and the owner, MR. B. Borna, is stated to be only partially insured. A LALGE mill occupied by MESSRs. MORRIS, PeOLOON, AND SoN, Govan, near Glasgow, was damaged to the extent of £12,000 by fire on Saturday. TIEne seems now to be very little doubt ...

... :LOCAL EW.; - I Last evening, his Worahip the Mayor entertained a party of about 60 gentlemen. to dinner at the town hall. The succentorship of York Cathedral has been conferred upon the Rev. William Hey, M.A&, vicar of St. Helen's and canon residentlary ...

... lReview on the 1t o- The se announce. Z XUxr J as iiS IHE CHAkRGE OF CUELTYT ?? Slough, oal WeliesdaX > ? A in, Morris, and Janet Morris h I it btson T c, i w with cruelly illtreatiug ?? r, rere agai cnl-oed 3n and were comnmitted far tfor rWr, their ...

... MURDElED BY EIS SON. 1 A shocking murder was committed early on n Monday moehing at Hercules-road, Kennington, a London. Patrick Govan, aged 60, a compositor, v with his soas-Joseph, aged 23, and John, c aged 18 - retirad to bed asmot half-past v eleven on Sunday ...

... vith deep syrmpathy i to tor hiS family and numerous friends in this city knm ;.nlu through on' the vrinematim . r. Price Morris, ! ij t;rsenh,.Ai, presidied. ik-sielnarv sermous were Mr preached in thle ev-inm by ?? c. C. Davies, die .,eron-v'iagte. ...

... ; P. Nettleton, at the phenomenal price of £10 5s. per share. The same auctioneer pdt up nine stands in the Leeds ?? Cloth Hall, and in doing so alluded to the Act of I. Parliament to which the Royal Assent had just been given e enablin- the trustees ...

... Mrs. H. Zight, by hi Mrs. Pe. f. Laurie, Miss E. Laurie, infant, and nurse, Mr. J. Mac~e, Mnr. F. Madden, Mr. J. L. Morris. Mrs. ll Morri, Mr. C. v. XtCioughey Mrs. E. M'CIloughey, jand Miss P. M'intosb, 3ir. Pringle, Mr. P. Redgiath, Miss bo a Gi. Robertson ...