... - teasra Bhert Wr'ebt Greenocls: Jobs Park, East Kilbride' William Mart- , Pasley; William Morton, Glsagow, Job'n Sorith, Govan; ,ASl7 Vr £omss4d, 1 c The c4eciai pare in tbe o atc and. Thomas Todd, Partlrlr Th spesatps~econd bck- I opetitions were awarded ...

... BRANCE OF THE LA.D ?? LEA.GUnE.-A public reethigu of the ! . inhalisants of Gcvau was held 2aem nlight in the e Portland Hall, Gov.an, for the purpose of forming e a local branch of the Scottish Land Restoration _ Leag-e. Mr Jihn Fraser presided. There ...

... Great NVellington Street, seriouslyassaulted i a Man named Morris. It seems that MI'Donald had gone out and brought in some beer. lie poured onme into a tumbler and banded it to Morria, but Morris nsed some bad language, and struck Ml1Donald's arm, spilling ...

... Hamilton, Mr James 1 Stewart, secretary of the Motherwell Music Hall Com pany, was granted a transfer of the license held by the previous manager enabling him to per- form stage plays within the hall. LANARL-WoWna Drowned.-On Sunday morn- 4 ,ing the body of ...

... one of Shti I & ?? engines, No.' ?? at a cost ' of ' 'O or £700. Thias engine,- was smaller tl.- that pur- chased by- the Govan anuthoritiae. The ques- tion was agaia. delayed, so that the :.ozn ruissioners could meete in conference, to, setme- the size ...

... the Trades' Hall, Glassford Street. Ex-Bailis Shearer occupied the chair, and the others on the platform were Rev. Wm. Fergus, Cooncillor ML'Phnn, Messrs 1H. Wylie, John Stewart, Hamilton, Marr, Archd. Hood, Cook, Stewart, Luckie, Edward Morris, J. Smith ...

... the litho. graphed plans had been received, the owners on the south side of the Clyde would be approached as well as the Govan Commiesioners, the Lanark. shire County Council, and the Clyde Trustees. The railway company would prefer however, that the ...

... Richmond & Co., Govan, were granted a lining for the erection of a brick chimney-stalk, 80 feet high, at their works in Broonmioan Road. Messrs Simpson & Pratt Govan, were granted permission to erect two villas in Croselcan Road, Govan. GREENOCL-FIRg IN ...

... presenti were the Revs. J, Troup, MLA.; W. N. Challice, W. H. Addicott, 3. Jenkins, R. Bell, J. Graham, D. MA'Kinnon, E. Lloyd Morris, M. P. Noble, P. Smith, W. S. Thomson, J. M'Lean, J. Edwarde, l M.A., B.D.; S. T. Tacker, and Alex. Cows, M.A. After tea Mr ...

... were being made for a public meeting of teachers, to be Iheld in the City Hall early in October. I GAELIESTOWNr-Mr Alexander Sutherland, student of the Congregational Theological Hall, Edinburgh, was on the 5th inst. ordained to the vpastorate of the Con ...

... NINTH NOliTlEIERN Uh1LES. SECO.D IATTALtOS. This collipaly, which has been sometime iln drill at their hall, 14 Mfaxwell Street, have nov elected their comlmis- sioned officers. The following gentlemnell hlave bee uinani- mously ekteted, viz. :---itichard1 ...

... had beea elected. The proportion paid d by Govan was ;978i, or 78 percent., the remainder s by the other contr:cting parties-namely, Kinning D Park and the Govan Parochial Board. S'lie .people had said that Govan had made a very had b argain. He had gone ...