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... £19 Ss 2d had been paid ii sick benefit, leaving a favourable balance of £145. The hall was tastefully decorated with evergreens. There was a large gathering, the hall being crowded. Tea was served at tables presided over by a number of ladies. The programme ...
... with the desir expressed in the telegram from thehi -Queenad Mr Marwick's letter to Dr John Macleod,ki .the clergymen of Govan are conveying to the relatives he' Iof the ill-fated shipbuilders intelligence of Herld ~MArjesty's sympathy for thre bereaved ...
... reet, Glasgow ; Archibald Campbell (30), joiner, 697 Govan Road, unmarried; Donald S Mh'lean (45), caulker, aO Hamilton Street, Grvamt, married; Wm. -White (16), apprentice carpenter, S n vs Govan Road; Wm. Duncan (h8), carpenter, 30 Lint- sh house Buildings ...
... I Aieiaidle M'Andrew (27), joiner, .55 Fairfield Street, -Govan, unmarried. Thomas Ferton (24), joiner, 805 Govan Road, Govan, unmarried. John Cairney (24), labourer, 31 Hamilton Street, Govan. Duncan Macgregor (40), labourer, 10S Queen-Street, Gowan ...
... in connection with theParish Church, delivered an address to the members of the branch here in the : Courtroom of the Town Hall, on Wednesday evening, v Rev. Mr Hunter occupied the chair. Mr Graham intends leaving soon for India. s INSCH-PARoCssAn BOARD ...
... fashionable gathering at the Jewish Synagogue in Hill Street, Garnethill, Glasgow, on the eeeasion of the marriae of hlr Jacob Morris Ster,, late of Inverness, to Miss Sarah Abrafins, eldest daughter of Mr S. L. Abrahams, a well-known Glasgow merchant, Besides ...
... clue.i . : K DEjTRUQ VrIv p FiRES. The Emnpire Hotei and MNusic Hall, Grimsby, was badly' damagee dby fire on Sunday morning. It broker out on the second storey above the co.- cert hall, but the prompt' meastures of the fire brigade averted a serious ...
... Theological Hall, the cause of separation was is never alleged to have been the breach of the con. ise stitution or rules of the Hall. That this was so a- is proved by the fact that no change was made in the In constitution of either the union or the hall either ...
... Aisidtints.~ George -fI'Mblo.' John Miaso~nc No. 2. -.Hall s.-A1exander AlaJohn Smith,, - lxbe,- e Main, ~Alexander- Robertson. - Assistants. John Mitchell, George . rn No. 82Vkitoria.--Alex 1 Alal, J'morri`e, Joh'n Cain, Jon'i. ' tants. Andrew Morrice, -David ...
... south from St Mary's College in Soath Street. LAUNCH OF THIREE TnWlLERS AT GOVAN.- rYesterday afternoon Messrs Mackie & Thomson launched from their shipbuilding yard at Govan three steam trawlers for Grimsby. They are the Centaur, built to the order of ...
... various police forces in Great Britain, for superiority in the tug-of-war competition at the forthcoming athletic sports at Govan, on Saturday, let June, considerable local interest has been engendered in -the gathering. Aberdeen is proud of its police ...
... ELLON The Parish Church Woman's (Guild sale of work was held within Reid's -New 'Inn Hall, Ilaon, on Wednesday. It was opened at txvo o'.ock by Lady Reid. The hall was heautiinl'iy decorated for the occasion, and theb work was laid out in a most ciabocate ...